Promises in the Dark

A few months ago, Jared and I got to visit the magnificent Victoria Falls at night. I had heard rumor of the amazing rainbow still seen after the sun had set, but I hadn't witnesses it for myself. The moon had to be full in order for there to be enough light reflected for a …

Lay It All Down

Being a missionary is an adventure for sure. Seeing countries and cultures is exhilarating. Pioneering into new regions is thrilling. It’s always overwhelming to see hundreds of people saved, healed, and delivered. It’s a glorious mission, but all that glory comes after laying it all down again and again. The past few months have been …

Tattoos & Ebenezers

Tattoos have been a hot topic in Christian culture for quite some time, but when I got my first tattoo at 19, I had a perspective that voided all the Christian debates in my decision making process. Tattoos have become ebenezers to me. Ebenezer is not a widely discussed term, and most people immediately think …

Strategy of Heaven

Every ministry discusses strategies and techniques: how to be the most successful in our sphere of influence, how to reach new demographics of people, and how to manage and disciple those under our care. We read books, attend conference, and implement creative ideas in the hopes to achieve our target goal. Sometimes the heart and …

The Adventure

As 2017 comes to an end, I can’t help but marvel as I reflect. This year has been full of adventure and breakthrough, dreams fulfilled, and wondrous opportunity. My heart has been stretched to new depths, and I’ve met the sweetest friends all over the world. Some days I found myself surrounded by mud walls …

Not Just in Africa

Returning to America was not an easy transition for me. Although I knew the purpose, I still wondered how the Lord would ultimately use this time. It’s not “down time” – there is still work to be done, but my question was, “What does my ministry look like here?” He said, “I need your ministry …

Recruiting

For those of who didn't know or haven't seen me yet, I am in America. You might be wondering why, since I'm a missionary, shouldn't I still be in Africa? Although I get to travel the world and lead short-term expeditions, I can only do that if there are people willing to come with me. …

Unveiled

Transitioning from sub-Saharan Africa to east Africa has been challenging yet incredibly fruitful for myself and our ministry. This area is known for a heavy Muslim influence. Muslim culture is often discussed as intimidating and impossible, but the Lord has revealed that lie is fear limiting love. Muslims aren't any different from the rebellious giving …

Boldness

Internet in Africa is unpredictable, so I apologize for the delay in my update. Everything about our July 4th Expedition was unpredictable as well. Our team of 13 headed out to Siabamba village in Chipepo B Chiefdom on the 7th, but we didn’t arrive to the village until the 9th due to engine failure. We camped on …

He Who Provides

Rural Zambia lives without running water, electricity, or medical facilities. They live in simple huts, carry water in jugs from the borehole, and farm to feed their families. Due to the lack of resources, most Zambians have at some point turned to witchdoctors. Witchdoctors associate with evil spirits, but they earn their wage by treating …