During the spring of 2021, I discovered 127 Worldwide through a blog on Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Intersect Project. The blog, titled “3 Things Your
When I was a kid, I loved the book series, A Series of Unfortunate Events. These surprisingly morbid children’s stories followed the tragic lives of
Have you ever done something on a mission trip that, upon looking back, makes you feel sick to your stomach? Sometimes our best intentions result
Whether you have traveled abroad or not, you are probably familiar with the “ignorant American” stereotype. It’s almost assumed in movies that the American character
Try to think back to how you felt before your very first mission trip experience. Or, if you’ve never gone on a mission trip, imagine
Try to think back to how you felt before your very first mission trip experience. Or, if you’ve never gone on a mission trip, imagine
I won’t be surprised if someone says to us one day, “Wait a second, you guys don’t really mobilize mission trips at all!” Unknowingly, they’ve
In ministry, it is paramount that our service flows out of a heart of thankfulness for the gospel. The gospel reminds us that everything we
I was visiting rural Kenya with a team building an aquaponics system that would benefit a local church. It was hard work, and our team
This is the first summer in twenty years that I have not gone, or helped people to go, on short-term mission projects. Twenty years means
