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Celebrating God’s Work in the Hearts of the Tagbanwa People
The Power of the Gospel is clearly seen through the transformation of a life. Paul wrote to the believers at Colossae in chapter 1:13.
Let the little children come…
But Jesus said, “Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 19:14) It is necessary to think about the intent of Jesus’ words. It is also good to think about the long-term effect […]
Uber-esque
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be an Uber driver? No? Neither have I, but this last week I had the opportunity to serve like one. At least it felt what I think an Uber driver must feel like. It started with picking Narah up from the airport last Monday night as […]
Last Month in Pictures
As I mentioned in our update letter, we’d have a video here and quite a few pictures to share with ya’ll! The last 2 months have been a time of adjustment and learning for our family. Most of the pictures speak for themselves, so I’ll let them do what they do best! Aute is our […]
75 years and Counting
Did you know Macon Celebrated his 75th Birthday last Christmas Day? Did you know that NTM is celebrating 75 years of ministry in 2017? This year you will see some great articles in NTM@Work both from our past and for our hopes for the future of reaching more tribal peoples. You are part of […]
Why Would We Be Sad?
"Why would we be sad? We have the Creator God as our "mom" and Protector.
The Training – Prayer Countdown, Day 2
As we prepare to start our language & culture training in just over a week (Mon, 8 Aug) we covet your prayers. More than just a practical tool to help us get around, we believe this is a critical part of being able to minister effectively in the area God is placing us. I’d say […]
Exploring Missionary Burnout, Pt. 1
According to the Webster’s dictionary, burnout is “exhaustion of physical or emotional strength or motivation usually as a result of prolonged stress or frustration”. Burnout among missionaries is real and it is also one reason for why some missionaries leave the field. Sometimes burnout itself is actually the main reason behind why someone leaves the […]
A Family Affair
We often share with folks that it’s our heart’s desire this work we are privileged to participate in be a family ministry (not just daddy’s job). We wanted to give you a glimpse of one way that played out with our own immediate family and the broader family of our sending church body, impacting the […]