We have to live as global-minded Christians who are active on a local level. This blog is a conversation to equip and challenge you to live glocally.
I send out a weekly email every Monday morning. Here’s what I share about in those e-mails.
Some thoughts on why taking care of Creation matters for Christians.
Our time in West Africa taught my family a lot. Here’s the #1 thing I learned as a missionary.
Check out the best parts of my Weekly Checklists from the past month.
Here’s some resources you shouldn’t miss from the past month.
What is a missionary? And how does that definition impact your life?
Here’s a glimpse into my weekly e-newsletter, check it out!
Here’s some advice on moving around the world.
Here’s a glimpse into my weekly e-newsletter, check it out!
Here’s a glimpse into my weekly e-newsletter, check it out!
Recently Reetu and I were a part of a special event called Mission Immersion. Here is what it is about and what it taught me over 10 days together with some amazing young leaders.
Here’s a snippet of my Weekly Checklists. Enjoy!
Our world may look a lot differently than we’ve thought.
Microwaves work for some things in life. But for most things - for the best things - in life, it can't be rushed.
After my family spent 5 months living in Senegal, here are a few of the things I learned from my friends there.
Here are my thoughts and lessons learned from spending 40 days away from social media.
When we pick up our crosses to follow Jesus, we buckle under the weight of this instrument of capital punishment. Our shoulders bleed because of splinters from the coarse wood as we drag this symbol of death and humiliation uphill alongside Jesus. It means embracing sweat, pain, tears, wounds, ugliness, and evil. We pick up our cross and say yes to death.
"The way our universities handle tuition and loans is not just unfortunate. It's downright sinful and immoral."
