Jinongkes Testimony
Check out this short video of Jinongke. He is a very influential person in the Dinangat tribe. At first he was resistant to the gospel, but God’s Word is powerful and has changed his life.
Tribes just begging for missionaries
Did you know that there are many tribes just begging for missionaries to come to share the Good News about Christ with them? There are several tribes that have heard about other tribes being taught about Jesus, and they are asking for someone to come and share in their language, but there are not enough […]
What is Home Assignment (furlough)?
As time marches on and we continue to prepare for our time of home assignment (starting June 2016), I thought I would share some thoughts. Home assignment, also known as furlough, is a time for reconnecting with ministry partners and churches, meeting and connecting with new ministry partners and churches, addressing any medical/health/education/other issues, rest & refreshment. What […]
a new year and new travels
Are you ready to join us through prayer on the adventures of a new year? Next week we begin our travels with a trip to Colombia where we will be helping one more time with the literacy course in the training center for missionary candidates. Over the last few years we’ve been training Martha who […]
Financial Update January 2016
This is going to be one of those truly practical posts. Right now, in Papua New Guinea, there is a team of IT people working to support the church planting efforts. The problem is that there aren’t enough workers to cover the need. Shortage of workers results in teaching materials not being completed as quickly, […]
Colonel Mustard with the Guitar
Thankfully there is no mustard on the guitar. But with kids you never know what you might get. A few months ago, Ginger and I were just talking about the ministry and how the kids were doing in school. We realized that with four kids, none of them seemed to be getting any one-on-one time […]
Disciple at Home
“What about your kids?!” was one of the biggest and most frequently asked questions we heard as we were preparing to leave the States and plunge into a strange new world, new culture, and new language with our family. I have to admit, I’ve asked God the same question quite a few times since we’ve […]
The Hunted and the Haunted
So lately I’ve found myself on edge. I feel like I’m being stalked…by mosquitoes. Although I’m sure they’re acting purely instinctually, it seems a bit more intentional at times. In a room full of people, I will be bitten tenfold. Right now, I feel like I’m in the middle of an all-out war against these […]
Will not hell quicken me?
I’ve been reading Charles Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening devotional, and in one of his writings, he said this: We are so sluggish that the best motives cannot quicken us, apart from the Lord himself. What! Will not hell quicken me? Shall I think of sinners perishing, and yet not be awakened? Will not heaven quicken […]
Simbari Update for January 2016
Gwandambi, the Simbari boy who had a bone infection, has continued to make good progress. His cast has been removed and one of our mission’s physical therapists is helping him to regain motion and build up strength in the leg. He is walking with a cane now instead of crutches. Around Christmas many Simbari […]
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