Four Phases of Fruitfulness in the Desert
As Jason and I walked to the center of the farm, I could feel the temperature drop several degrees due to the lushness of the vegetation around.
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Buddhist Monk Turned Missionary: Transformed by a Vision and God’s Word
By: Kerry Olson, Bethany Partners Sonam was born and raised in the Kingdom of Bhutan, a landlocked country in South Asia. Surrounded by the awe-inspiring Himalayas, Bhutan has 74 distinct […]
My Internship in India: A Surprise of Salvation
In March 2017, Prime Minister Narendra Modi began rejection major child assistance from organizations that didn’t align with India’s Hindu ideological standards. Miraculously, despite this, I was still able to […]
Life at the Edge of God’s Kingdom
Marseille, France: Europe’s Gateway to North Africa Marseille provides a critical access point to several North African people groups who would otherwise be extremely challenging for Christians to reach – […]
Bringing Life to Lifeless Places
In 2012, I was given an offer that would forever change the direction of my family’s life and ministry. I was asked to consider the role of International Director of […]
Edward Jesudhas: Celebrating the Life that Started a Movement
There I found myself, at the Delhi National Hospital morgue in India, mourning the death of my dear friend Edward. Edward was a man of God in every sense. This […]
Freedom Becomes Real: Experience the Power of the Cross
“How can I experience a deeper work of Christ in my life?” As we know, the message of the Cross is the transforming power of God that brings salvation to […]
Thoughts on the Need of Western Missionaries from Mission Experts
A “ONE SIDED” CHURCH The argument by many is that it’s cheaper and more effective to send local missionaries because they have “home field advantage.” Despite this logic, the church […]
Are North America and Western Missionaries Still Needed?
If we don’t stay on mission we will not get the task of the unreached done. But, we need revival, spiritual awakening, and embracing the Father’s vision for all peoples. […]
A Disciple Making Disciples in Mexico
Despite the influence of the Spanish during Mexico’s colonial era, the geographical isolation of Oaxaca’s individual villages and people groups, over long periods of time, have allowed them to maintain […]
