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Good News?

Jamil, a resolute Muslim and close friend from Youland, believes the Bible is the uncorrupted Word of God and that Jesus is the greatest of all the prophets. He also has questions about some of the traditional Muslim beliefs he has been taught. I most recently shared about Jamil in…

What We Choose to Trust

Despite being one of the most technologically advanced nations in the world, Japan has long been known for its love of cash. Even as mobile payments and digital wallets are becoming common elsewhere, many Japanese people continue to rely on notes and coins. There is reassurance in what is tangible,…

Miracles in the Storm

“Lord, stretch our fuel so that we do not have to purchase on the Sabbath day,” we prayed. We had forgotten to fill the tank with fuel before sundown on Friday, and the trip back over that familiar road to Khon Kaen would take at least six hours. We had…

“I Am An Atheist”

When we met Ben, he was a young man searching for what he wanted to do in life. We had recently arrived at the Tai-Kadai project, and Ben was a student in Andy’s class. In fact, he was the only student in his level and time slot. Ben’s English was…

Beneath the Stars: A Camp Meeting Among the Pnong

The week grew increasingly busy as preparations for our camp meeting gathered momentum. Then came an unexpected blessing. A family who had recently chosen to follow Jesus asked if they could join the gathering—and even offered their home as the meeting site. Their invitation filled us with joy. Everyone packed…

His Eye is on the Sparrow

Loss is a part of life. We all go through it, whether living at home or in the mission field. For missionaries, those losses can be magnified. We miss the families we have left behind, our friends and our way of life, along with so many other things. Pets can…

One Degree at a Time

_Complaining about not achieving success despite working hard is like complaining about an ice cube not melting when you heated it from twenty-five to thirty-one degrees. Your work was not wasted; it is just being stored. All the action happens at thirty-two degrees… The outside world only sees the most…

The Ainu

People often describe Japan as culturally homogeneous, but if you look closer, you will find small pockets of vibrant diversity all over the country. Take Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island. That is where you will find the Ainu, a people whose roots reach back long before modern Japan. Their way of…

Leaving Chimza

The first time we tried to obtain a visa to enter Chimza, months of research, planning and prayer went into the process. Together with our team, we explored every possible option to move closer to the land of the Himadri people, the place we believed God was calling us to…

More Unexpected Visits

After a pregnancy filled with mandatory bed rest and almost not going full-term, Caitlyn gave birth to a little boy (see the July 2026 issue of Adventist Frontiers). Hiroko and I were in the middle of Sabbath-related duties when I got a call from Caitlyn. “You guys need to come…

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