John 4:35 “Do you not say, ‘Four months more and then the harvest’? I tell you, open your eyes and look at the fields! They are ripe for harvest.” What I thought was a one-time summer mission trip has turned into something far greater. Just like the ambassador who realized that his task was far … Continue reading
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Philippines: A Summer In 60 Seconds
Hello friends! After returning to the US in August and jumping back into the busyness of school, I Finally have the incredible opportunity to write you- my supporters and prayer warriors. This short post will not even begin to describe all the emotions, sights, people, and experiences that last summer held for me. However, my … Continue reading
Final Prayers Over E.G. Montilla
Just a quick update… My team and I have just returned from our team break in Davao City, Philippines. It was a much needed disconnect from the draining work we have been a part of in the village so far this summer. God used it tremendously in my life to refresh me spiritually and to … Continue reading
Prayer = Power
I overheard someone drop this little piece of wisdom during orientation. “The team that prays the most will see the Kingdom of God advance the most this summer.” That has stuck with me for the last week and a half and I just thought I would share it. Because we are in a war. I … Continue reading
First Thoughts on the Philippines
Lamentations 3:22-23 Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. “I’m here.” “This is reality.” “You’re not going to wake up from it.” Is what I have to tell myself time and time again. Even after almost a … Continue reading
A Few Thoughts on Short Term Missions: Part 1
I’ve seen a lot of articles floating around on the interwebz lately about “short-term missions” and since I have spent most of my life overseas on the mission field, I though I might throw a few of my random thoughts around. These articles, combined with my tiny bit of experience, have raised some of the … Continue reading