The Blog
In a world with billions of broken hearts and smashed dreams, there is hope for us. We are Compelled to Fly.
Accepted By The King
It’s Christmas Day in Cambodia! I helped to lead the school Christmas program on Monday, and then left on a moto trip to another province.
A Cambodian Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving isn’t celebrated in Cambodia (indeed, Christmas isn’t either.) So I had normal work at the school all day, hence why I’m writing the post
When God Is Silent
But if I only KNEW, I could prepare for it. Yeah. Well… I know that God never withholds anything from us that would be in
When Armor isn’t Enough
I would venture to guess that you’ve never seen a more armored beetle than the one in the photo above. These Cambodian Rhinoceros Beetles do
Weeping May Endure for a Night
Much of the time, life in Cambodia bears a lot of similarities to life in the West, in spite of its differences. It’s nothing like
How 3 Minutes Equals 9+
My kitchen faucet has been a sorry story since I moved into this little house a month and a half ago. Yeah, it was more
The Gospel Must Go On
Last March, when the pandemic hit countries around the world, the church found itself in a problem. The church had 67,000 missionaries around the world,
The Good News on Election Week
You know what? It’s easy to forget about election day when you’re on the other side of the world. At least, until it’s already half
Air Conditioners and Cliffs (and lessons on trust)
I have a friend. She’s a year and a half old, now. A couple months ago, I was helping her family move to a new
A Virtual Existence
He was destined for great things. It’s what happens when you’re a prince; when your father is the king of an empire. This young man
When God Closes A Door
As the COVID-19 hurricane has ransacked the world, it’s left a lot of damage. And we keep hoping the storm will dissipate, move back out
Jesus’ (Truly) Ultimate Sacrifice
The other day, I was walking on the edge of the valley where I live, an area elevated above the small town with views straight
