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What Can You Put in Jesus’ Hands?

It was late, and Jesus told the disciples to feed them. The disciples looked around, stunned. Too many tired, hungry people and nowhere near enough to eat (Mark 6:32-37). Overwhelming! Impossible! Then Andrew found a boy with a basket of food—five loaves and two fish—and brought him to Jesus. “But…

Claiming the Promis

What is one Bible Promise that you want to claim? Or . . . What is a theme you want to carry with you into this week, this month, this next year? Why? (Don’t worry, you can take a moment now to think.) Have one in mind? We posed these…

The Wheelbarrow Mission

As the darkness of night crept over the thick, lush jungle canopy that surrounded us, the sounds of nature began to change. Those who live in the jungle know it is safest to get your work done during the day . . . and to stay safely in your hut…

Guest Editorial: October 2026

“He came back!” the elder exclaimed, staring at the man who served with his tribe over a decade earlier. “Year after year, student missionaries came to work with you and your family. They worked alongside your mom to treat our sicknesses. They helped your dad build drinking water systems and…

Sept 12 Sermon at Alvarado SDA Church, Alvarado, TX

AFM Missionary Spotlight - The Sorensens

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The Fertile Crescent Project

Adventist Frontier Missions has an exciting new mission opportunity. Recently, a church leader in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region contacted us about sending missionaries to one of the largest and most influential urban areas in the region. The leader shared that he is seeing effort and funds…

Really Good Sabbaths

Over the past couple of Sabbaths, we have been inviting ladies to our home for breakfast. I share with them that it is a special day for us and that we like to set aside time for prayer and Bible reading. It has been really nice, and we have thoroughly…

House Hunting

“I think we can find a place for you to stay in that village,” one of the leaders said. • • • • • • • I had recently traveled to the government offices to continue my conversation with local leaders, learn the location of the health post where they…

A Great Miracle and the Struggle to Believe

As I saw Mei-San struggle with the end of the story, I was not sure whether she was struggling to find the words she wanted to say in English or with the idea that Jesus raised someone from the dead. Mei-San was one of my Japanese language teachers, whom I…

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