I invite you to our dining room table. Our table is two 6-foot-long black folding tables stuck together. It is an ample size for a family of six, rather large for the four of us who live under our roof, but perfect for hosting friends.
Jesus doesn’t use numbers in his teaching very often. It is really stunning how Jesus uses these numerical comparisons to make an important point.
I have a photo hanging in my office (the one pictured above). It’s one of my favorite pictures of myself. I’m riding a yak in front of a mountain.
EMM’s strategic focus is to identify, equip, and send missional leaders to serve on multi-generational and multi-ethnic teams who invite people to follow Jesus as maturing, multiplying disciples and nurture transforming communities of worship.
This past summer, Andres Prins had no idea that a recreational hike through the High Atlas mountains would lead to an opportunity to respond to the earthquake that would devastate the region just months later…
During one session of The Prisoner’s Journey® program, one of the inmates in the group named Milan was grappling with the concept that Jesus’ death some two thousand years ago should apply to him and his sin…
“What? Don’t tell me you’re praying for our enemies! …
Will you partner with us in helping to reach the 3 billion people who have not heard the good news of Jesus?
As a young adult, I didn’t know that I would go on to serve in long-term missions, but I was always open to it.
Approaching the Temple of Luang Pu Suang, the glorified mummified monk, I pulled the car over to the side of the road. I turned to one of my trainees, Mr. Lert, and asked, “Mr. Lert, could you read Acts 17:24-31 for us?”
