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A New Chapter

Our family is growing. As we eagerly await the arrival of our first son, Julián, expected in November, this season has already become part of our ministry. Sol’s pregnancy has created many natural opportunities to connect with women in the villages. Their kindness, care and genuine interest have deepened relationships…

Mark, the Faithful

“When will you leave for your out-of-town assignment?” I asked my friend Mark. “We want to see you before you go.” “I don’t know,” he said, “But I will tell you as soon as I find out.” I later visited him at his family’s store. “So, any news?” I asked.…

Jorani’s Change

Jorani sat on the floor next to her mother. I sat in the circle with them and several other women as we discussed recent difficulties in our lives and how Jesus has helped us with them. Jorani smiled shyly yet joyfully as she shared, “It used to be that when…

An Unwelcome Visitor

Picture this: You finally escaped winter, sipping fresh coconut water in some paradise like Southeast Asia. Then, BAM! One tiny Aedes mosquito (the diva of the bug world, daytime biter with fancy black and white stripes) decides your blood is basically a free all-you-can-eat buffet and turns your holiday plans…

Seeing Treasure in Brokenness

Too unconfident. Too stubborn. Too traditional. Or so I thought. I have to admit that over the past few years, I began to give up on many church members. I thought, Okay, I am going to go out and do ministry on my own. One person I thought was too…

Chasing the Last Bus

After a successful exploratory trip to the northern part of the country, the school president, three others, and I pile into a Land Cruiser and begin the rough journey back to the capital. Leaving at 7:00 a.m., we hope to arrive at the crossroads between the capital and my city…

Breaking the Chains of Materialism

Did you know that the Japanese people of Japan are the second largest unreached people group in the world? When I learned that, I could not help but ask: Why? Japan is open to the world, with religious freedom and access to the gospel. Their cities are full of life,…

The Fruits of Perseverance

Look at what the Lord has done! The thought ran through my head the whole day as we dedicated a new Gogodala church in Uladu village. It was a day to celebrate many years of work and faithfulness by several people. It began with Bani, who gave his heart to…

A God-Appointment in Waku

Yesterday was supposed to be a simple travel day for our team. While it did not go quite as we had planned, God used unplanned circumstances to show His love in the village of Waku. Our Plan: Orion and I, along with our teammates Sean and Joella Brizendine, would drive…

Finding True Ikigai:  A Calling to Japan

One of the most fascinating concepts in Japanese culture is ikigai, often translated as “a reason for being” or the secret to a long and joyful life. It asks four simple but profound questions: What do you love? What are you good at? What does the world need? And what…

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