There I was sitting on the train, when I got the news, “Presumptive Positive Case of Coronavirus in NJ.” I combed through the email frantically searching for the location of this alarming discovery. Could it be …? Yep, the coronavirus was in my town. With every… Read More

When God speaks, things happen. His words have intentionality. He tells us this in Isaiah 55:11, “That’s how it is with my words. They don’t return to me without doing everything I send them to do.” Time and time again we see this in Scripture. When God says… Read More

Yayra was accused of being a witch. It was an indictment that came with beatings and humiliation. Then Yayra was exiled from her home and sent to live in a witch camp. For decades, Ghanaian women falsely accused of practicing witchcraft have been banished to remote camps in… Read More

Liberia is paralyzed by a chronic fuel shortage. For over a month, this small nation on the west coast of Africa has been living with close to no gasoline. Vehicles are lined up at gas stations. People sleep in their cars as they wait for hours. Scarcity has… Read More

The Lamba people live primarily in Northern Togo. They enjoy a life of weaving, basketry, pottery, and blacksmithing. Lamba people also worship the spirit of deceased relatives. They call on the name of their ancestors to bless their house, protect them, or help them in times of need. We… Read More

If you were a child living in rural Bolivia, you probably speak Quechua or Aymara. Your house is lit with a gas lamp or candles. And you may walk anywhere from one to three hours across unpaved roads, ravines, and rivers to get to school. If you’re an… Read More

On December 21, 2019, hundreds gathered to celebrate the launch of the Xironga Bible. A moment that was 43 years in the making! The celebration was met with tears of joy as many rejoiced that the Ronga people of Mozambique now have access to the full Bible in… Read More

The Paraguay River is a major river that runs through most of the country of Paraguay. Along these river banks, thousands of Paraguayans have made their home. But many of these fishing families struggle to survive. They live in deep poverty. They lack healthcare, education, and safe housing. Read More

As we step into 2020 and beyond, God is on the move! He is pouring out his spirit on all flesh and we are currently seeing the greatest revival in our history. People everywhere are praising the name of Jesus! But sharing the gospel message isn’t always… Read More

Chandiru is from Nyangira, Uganda. When she was 17 years old, she rebelled against her parents and ran away from home. Soon afterward, she got married. One day her husband came home drunk. He began to argue with Chandiru. The argument escalated into a violent struggle. Afraid her husband… Read More