- Who do YOU say I am?On Wednesday, we concluded Course 2, Our Powerful Gospel, with an important assignment: Every student writes his or her personal testimony. This assignment tests church leaders’ understanding of the four essential truths of the gospel, which we study in Romans chapters 1-5. It also gives students practice in sharing with others how they met Jesus… Read more: Who do YOU say I am?
- Born in the USAProbably like most Americans, I took my life in the United States for granted. Until 9-11 happened. We lived in the NYC metro area at that time. We saw the angry smoke rising from the twin towers that September morning. A few days later, Rena and I prayed with believers in Lower Manhattan and walked… Read more: Born in the USA
- Prayer Night and Pastor PhilogeneHi, Everyone! We hope you’re having a wonderful summer so far. God gives us this change of season to refresh us and turn our hearts to Him as the Giver of all good gifts. On a Rail Trail ride a few days ago, Rena said, “Now I feel like it’s summer.” We want to remind… Read more: Prayer Night and Pastor Philogene
- Delays and Divine AppointmentsI’m not crazy about delays – understatement! I don’t think any of us are. So my heart was sick when we had to cancel our March-April training in northeast Haiti. We had planned to offer three courses, including Course 1 in Fort-Libertè, the chief (capital) city of the Northeast Department. Solomon understood. ”Hope deferred makes… Read more: Delays and Divine Appointments
- Some Good NewsThank you all for praying for Haiti’s pastors, people and government. The Lord is working, and I have heard some good news! On Friday, Haitian leaders announced the formation of a nine-member provisional government. This national council represents diverse political groups in Haiti and will work toward the election of a prime minister and restoration… Read more: Some Good News