I knew it would be a full day, so I got up when my alarm went off at 5:15 a.m. I made my cup of coffee and grabbed my piece of mint brownie from the fridge. (side note, I enjoy eating something sweet with my coffee first thing in the morning even if it’s not […]
“You, O God, are the HOPE of everyone on earth!”(Ps. 65:5b) So, we’re headed back. The brevity of life grants power to abide, not an excuse to bail. -Lucado We head back to Asia Pacific on Monday. We’re very excited to see what the Lord has in store for us as we start another “term” […]
” Upon arriving in Antioch, they called the church together and reported everything God had done through them and how he had opened the door of faith to the Gentiles, too. And they stayed there with the believers for a long time….” Acts 14:27,28 I have “furlough” written by these verses in Acts in my Bible. Technically, […]
Not long ago, I was visiting with Minawagii, a Moi woman with a big personality, who loves the Lord. I pointed to a scrawny, mange-ridden dog in our yard, and said, “Ewww, that dog is disgusting. I don’t even like to look at it!” She nonchalantly responded, “Well, I just feel bad for it because […]
“That’s just my mom’s body; she has gone to heaven to be Jesus,” is what Anas (the little boy in the picture above with his mom and sister Tatiana) said when they were burying his mom’s body. It’s been a sad month here. 12 Moi people were travelling by land and river to get to […]
Meet two elderly Moi ladies who came to know the Creator God and His incredible gift of salvation from the recent outreach led by other Moi believers!!! As they were relating to us their experience of hearing the Gospel, they were just bubbling over with excitement.
When we Moi hunt, we often take our whole family along. So on this particular hunting trip, I took my wife, our baby girl, our 4 year old daughter, plus my wife’s sister and her husband. We left here. We walked till we got to the Dagea river. After we hiked a ways, I said, […]
Why would we be sad…. The other day I was jogging on the airstrip, and three little girls joined me. As I was huffing and puffing to keep up, Adopo (far left) says, “Keoi (Moi language doesn’t have r’s or l’s so my name sounds a bit different here), do you realize all three of […]
Emma Grace lived with us for a short time back in 2009 until her parents promised not to try to kill her again. In this post hear Emma leading a group of her peers in a song she about her salvation.