Slowing Down. As the school year came to a close, I feel like my life has gone from full throttle to full stop. And I love it. The beginning of June was full of creating and grading tests. Helping my procrastinating juniors and seniors somehow finish their paper (Church History) and business proposal (Economics).…
What lessons can the Duke of York teach us about marching up and down the hills and valleys of life?
This will actually be the first summer since ’18 that I have been in the US in the summer time and the first time since the peak of COVID craziness that I have been there for more than a week or two. Needless to say, this will be a much needed and long overdue holiday.
Since the end of the May 9 ceasefire, Russia has launched 1560 drones, 80 guided missiles, and 56 ballistic missiles at Ukraine…
He is clothed in something entirely new that does not belong to him by nature. It is the only kind of righteousness that can actually stand before a holy God.
May monthly missions update
April Mission’s Update from Kyiv
John Bunyan: Tinker, Prisoner, Pilgrim There is a particular kind of pride that comes from having nothing, the kind that refuses to apologize for where it started. John Bunyan had that pride, and he wore it like a badge. He was born in 1628 in Elstow, a small village just south of Bedford, England, to…
I have arrived! Goodbyes have been said, bags have been packed (and lost), flights have been flown, old friends have been visited, trains have been ridden, and now I have arrived. This past Sunday, my train arrived at 5 AM, and after a short drop off of things at the hotel, I attended my first…
The consequences of an inadequate foundation…
THE RIVER WALK 