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“So . . . you believe even bad people can go to heaven?” Maxim asked. Many people think that serving God requires special talents or extraordinary skills. In reality, what God is looking for are people who are simply available. Very often, serving Him means doing ordinary things with intentionality—like…
Nabil lay on his side and stared absently at the television high up on the wall. He blinked at the cartoons doing silly things he had already seen them do a hundred times. His baby sister, who was practicing her walking, held onto the low and cushiony sidari-style couch that…
Generosity rarely begins as instinct. Instead, it begins as a quiet, inward struggle, a gentle tension between holding on and learning to let go. Beneath the tension often lies a deeper poverty—not of resources, but of spirit—a heart that has learned to guard itself, unsure if there will be enough.…
Why did you come to Croatia?” While we focus on language learning, God continues to use us where He can. Each time we meet someone new, and they ask why we came to this country, it is an opportunity to share our testimony. From that point, it is amazing what…
From the beginning, Adventist Frontier Missions has existed for one purpose—to establish indigenous Seventh-day Adventist church-planting movements among unreached people groups. Today, we are carefully evaluating everything we do through that lens by walking through a season of intentional evaluation, prayer and strategic adjustment. We are asking a simple but…
Turning around to look back at her house before getting into her canoe, Esther’s breath caught in her throat. It was just after dark, Sabbath evening. Esther could see the flames flicker through the cracks between the palm frond ribs that made up the walls of her home, a construction…
How does God handle a brat? “A brat?” you ask. Yes, you know, the person, regardless of chronological age, who throws hissy fits, talks back, is never satisfied, and who whines and complains. The one who skirts the rules or flat-out breaks them, ignoring consequences. The person who cannot handle…
When I was a young girl, listening to the stories my grandmother shared with me—stories often about our family and the experiences that shaped their lives—a profound love of history was born within me and continues to this day. One of my favorite stories was about her father, my great-grandfather,…
We remain in touch. That’s good news. In the April 2026 issue of Adventist Frontiers, I shared how I met a polite, peaceful, kind and hospitable gentleman named Mujahid and how we exchanged phone numbers. Our initial conversation, which began in his car with exploring Daniel 2, continues. Not only…
“I’ve been praying about the wrong mountain. All this time, I have been praying about the wrong mountain! Instead of focusing on Mount Fuji, the mountain that needs to be removed is El Capitan.” Last year, during furlough, I reflected on the words spoken during the reign of Rama 4,…