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Jesus, the Savior of the world, comes knocking at the doors of all nations. Different cultures have different ways of knocking on doors. I imagine that Jesus knocks in the way in which they are accustomed. But no matter the entryway or method, our Savior is knocking...
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Followers Multiplied In the culture where we work, people are not encouraged or taught how to read the Bible on their own. When we offered a Bible class to help learn English, we didn’t know how it would be received. To our surprise, several women were interested!...
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Our vision in South Asia is to be a multiplying church blessing every village in the state where we currently live. Over a year ago, we were asked by a young man to come to his village to talk with some of his neighbors about Jesus. A village is a not a place that...
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A young woman unwinds a spool of thread as she walks the last kilometer up to the crest of a hill. To her, the thread symbolizes hope—perhaps for love, for a good marriage, or for a child. Or it could be that she’s wanting a better job, a house, or more money....
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Would they come? . . . Would learning how to inductively study the Bible draw anybody? . . . These questions lingered in my mind as preparations went forward for the first women’s conference held in Manaus, Brazil. When uncertainties almost led to cancelling the...
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We know that it is impossible for us to reach entire cities and countries on our own, but what if we invest in those who can? This past June, we held a training session called “Teaching Beyond” for English teachers in our area. We originally expected to train 10-20...