
This substack explores the good, the bad and the ugly of world missions from a personal perspective.
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This two-part series looks at an example of cross-cultural outreach that may be all too familiar to you. In many urban communities, churches are finding the nations are arriving on their doorstep. Many Christians and churches are wondering...
Welcome to the next part of the Missionary Moments collaboration. It had a hiatus. I was busy but also rethinking the format. So, to make it a true collaboration, I’ve added my response below.
It was a privilege to have write for us. I lo...
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Throughout July and August, I was on a break from my country leader role. This was so that I could work on setting up my small language and vocational training centre. This article is also goi...
As an English teacher, I inevitably had to teach poetry. I mainly taught it to analyse it, but sometimes I taught how to write it too. And when you ask the students to do something, usually you have to provide an example.
I taught my stude...
As I stood in the middle of the prayer circle before service started, I was thinking about my neighbors. Us Christians are always talking about loving God and loving our neighbor. It makes sense; that’s what Jesus commands us to do.
I was...
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If you’re a crazy, Christ-follower who wants to see His kingdom come, then you’re one of my people. I’m serving somewhere in Asia among a Muslim frontier people group. Read about my ministry. buymeacoffee.com/secretmissionary
Just a girl \ud83c\udf80 passionate about getting people rooted in God's Word \ud83d\udcd6 and speaking the truth to a world living in lies. Singapore based. \ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\uddec If you're feeling generous, click the link to buy me a coffee maybe? ☕️
Quit two 6-fig jobs for God. Missionary, entrepreneur, dad. Writing about risky faith, AI for Jesus, and designing a fulfilling life that doesn't follow the script.
Helping people connect to God with thoughtful devotionals, prayer, and reflections from a local NJ pastor.
Former worship pastor turned tech salesman. Writing about faith, culture, and the moments that become memoir. Published in Premier Christianity, Christ & Pop Culture, and Worship Leader Magazine. \ud83d\udccdAustin, TX
Licensed Professional Counselor · Founder of Noble Ruins™ · Creator of the Be Curious. Stay Humble. Love Well.™ framework · Clinical psychology and serious theology, put to work in actual lives. Formation over repair. The long road taken seriously.
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