Engage the Nations…With Strategy

Engage the Nations…With Strategy

I remember in 4th grade my friends and I (Leslie) loved playing basketball. But a problem arose on the playground when there were limited basketball goals and the boys also liked to play. So to deal with this conundrum, I established a strategy. I still laugh when I...
Risk Marks the Christmas Story

Risk Marks the Christmas Story

On Christmas Eve, we sat around our lit Advent wreath and asked our kids this question, “How does each character in the Christmas story take a risk?” Though our older kids are only 7 and 9, they were able to identify risk with each and every character. Here are just a...
The Birthday that Changed the World

The Birthday that Changed the World

Yesterday we visited a fun place in Thailand called the “Elephant PooPooPaper Park” (yes, there is such a place where they use elephant poo to make paper!) After the slimy, hands-on tour we approached the counter to pay for our little crafts made from poo paper. My...
5 Tendencies That Kill the Zeal

5 Tendencies That Kill the Zeal

We returned recently from Myanmar where we taught two seminary courses. The classes went well, and we really enjoyed our students. Our students all came from the Karen (kuh-REN) people who are an oppressed minority but who have responded well to the Gospel. By some...
10/40 Window of Opportunity

10/40 Window of Opportunity

Every pain, every lack, every injustice can serve as an access point for the Gospel. Where poverty, illiteracy, and conflicts exist, Jesus sees an open door. When governments oppose, mountains rise up, or worldviews collide, the Good News finds a window of...
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