Tag Archives: missions service
God Has Something Better…And It Might Feel A Whole Lot Worse
Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. Continue reading →
On Itinerating As An Introvert
My former blog post was about my experiences as an introvert in the American church. This one is about what it’s like to be something of a public figure as an introvert. The rigors and demands of itineration are all … Continue reading →
The Villagers of Taylor, Nebraska
This last weekend I had an evening service in Taylor, Nebraska. It’s a tiny town and wouldn’t necessarily be much different from most tiny farm/ranch towns in mid-America, but a few people are trying to make it a charming and … Continue reading →
Washington, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska
Where on earth have I been in the last five or six months? All over the place, if your idea of “all over the place” is nearly the whole northwestern quarter of the United States. You know you want to … Continue reading →
On Singleness
Because it’s about time someone wrote a blog post about how utterly grand being single is. Continue reading →
MT/MR: Fundraising
I still don’t know in any way how I am going to raise my budget, but I know how to face discouragement and try to combine trust in God’s plan with my own hard work. Continue reading →
Itinerating is really, really fun
Yes, that’s what I said. Fun. Dearest Trinity Bible College, you were one of the best things that ever happened to me, but you sadly deceived me about itineration. I was led to expect it to be one of the … Continue reading →
My First Marathon (of services)
Last week I had a marathon of speaking engagements: I spoke five times between Wednesday and Sunday. Continue reading →
My First Service
This Wednesday, I had my first service of my itinerating missions career. Tiny church, great generosity. Continue reading →