C.S. Lewis wrote that God knows our situation; He will not judge us as if we had no difficulties to overcome. What matters is the sincerity and perseverance of our will to overcome them. … Let us pray for each other that we will be prepared to persevere and faithfully share the hope of Christ despite the increasing hardness of hearts and persecution.
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B-b-b-blessings
What a week of b-b-b-blessings we have enjoyed during our first days back in the States . . . Rejoice with us that Verlin’s surgery transpired with no complications!
Decision Valley
…this sober reality urges us to plead with everyone within our realm of influence. “Make peace with God while you can,” before the final valley of decision arrives when no choice remains.
Time Crunch
When confronted with a time crunch of deadlines and responsibilities, we humans can quickly lose focus of people around us and their problems….
The Great Story
Our world needs a great story today! As believers, we know the single great story that gives hope to
every person. Yet, sometimes it daunts believers to understand how to share the big picture with others.
Practical video tools exist for equipping believers to quickly, simply, and effectively share the scope of hope
in Christ. Some excellent examples are prepared by Christian brothers and sisters in France . . .
Welcome Mat
The Scriptures have plenty to say about Christians rolling out the proverbial welcome mat of hospitality. Developing this virtue while obeying the command . . .
Ferry Fees
As Verlin traveled to and from a celebration of life ceremony, we better understand an incredible story of how ferry fees bless a community using Community Health Evangelism (CHE). In south-central Cote d’Ivoire exists a village that can only be . . .
Lasting Footprints
At times, we all wonder if we will leave lasting footprints for the Lord during our time on earth. During Verlin’s time in Ghana, he was delighted to get to know a West African missionary named Paul. Paul’s father, Isaac, worked for . . .
Heroes in Disguise
It has always been true that heroes in disguise are unveiled in times of crisis. They walk quietly
among us. Few realize that they will act . . .
The Other Side
On Wednesday, a most thought-provoking event happened. Debbie heard a ruckus from across the street, about 50 feet from our courtyard. When she checked with our co-worker for details, he casually explained that a man was being beaten and cut with razor blades by . . .
