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One of the things God has recently been teaching me is how to realistically consider the roll I play in reaching this country for Christ. We have been studying some of the common denominators that are present with people who come to faith from an Islamic background....
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When North Americans hear the word “poverty,” many times the immediate thought that comes to mind is a lack of money or wealth. But why? Why do we assume that poverty refers to money? Yes, a component of a poverty-stricken land is a lack of monetary means. By these...
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Since first arriving in Central Asia over 10 years ago, we have continued to pray that God would raise up more workers for this harvest field. Not just for the sake of more workers but because the job is so massive. Ultimately, our ministry is about seeing the...
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Stephen and Ruth Ziraba had a difficult marriage relationship. Ruth had problems with demons. She came from a family that was demonized. She was chosen to be the next witch doctor in her family. She was so tormented that she took a chance and went to a pastor for...
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Many of you have prayed for and supported the work at the La Gonave Wesleyan Hospital in Haiti. I want to share three of the many stories regarding patients who have experienced healing at the hospital. In the midst of many tragedies, three outcomes, at the beginning...
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It was a busy afternoon at our house—three families were visiting from another town. The afternoon cooking had just been finished. All the kids were outside playing. All the adults sat down to visit before having lunch. This is when we heard a call from outside for...