Partnering with Local Churches to Train and Send Missionaries Worldwide
Other posts in this series: Barnabas and Paul – Part 1, Barnabas and Paul – Part 2 John Mark came from a Godly family. His mother was Mary, the lady who held the prayer meeting for Peter when he was
I finished reading The Forgotten Spurgeon last week, which is an interesting look at the major theological battles Charles Spurgeon faced in his life as a pastor in London. It was challenging to read about his courage to stand by his
Here is the trailer for the Light in the Darkness Movie. As you can sense, it is one going to be one powerful movie. Please pray for God to raise up labourers and consider premiering the movie in your church.
Other posts in this series: Barnabas and Paul – Part 1 Previously, we learned some lessons from the mentoring relationship of Barnabas and Paul about being an encourager, believing in people when others won’t, and being willing to take a
I surveyed two more boroughs last week: Brent and Islington. I know of a couple churches in each borough that claim to preach the gospel, but with 311,000 people in Brent and 206,000 people in Islington, each borough is still
A good friend of mine Trent Cornwell has been involved in producing a 30-minute documentary about India that I would like to ask you to pray for and promote in your church. You can read more about the film below and
Recently, I wrote a series of posts about Mentoring in the Old Testament. The next series of five posts will cover some examples of mentoring in the New Testament. The first example is that of Barnabas and Paul. 1. Barnabas
Here is a brief update from our week: We are still in the process of setting up our house. This past Tuesday, we went to IKEA. If you have never been to an IKEA, it is an incredible experience that
I am almost ashamed to admit that I just finished reading From Jerusalem to Irian Jaya for the first time. I feel like I should have read this book a decade ago! But, at any rate, I am glad I have
