By Stan Key I want your will to be done, not mine (Luke 22:42 NLT). The atmosphere is filled with dread As doubt and fear rush through my head, Things have gone from bad to worse; My life feels like it has been cursed. So here I come to bow my knee And seek you, Lord – Gethsemane. My friends who came to help me weep Augment my pain – they’re fast asleep! So in this garden all alone, I bow before my Father’s throne And place again my confidence In him who is my Sure Defense. “

How Missions Became Real for Us Many believers feel a pull toward missions—but wonder how that fits into real life, busy schedules, and everyday responsibilities. Esther and Vince found themselves wrestling with that same tension—until God invited them into His mission in a deeply personal and unexpected way. "After we got married in November 2024, Esther and I (Vince) spent much of our first year of marriage thinking and praying through God’s will for us. As we both work ful

Recently, we had the joy of dedicating Philip Centre North, a new missionary training school in northern Ghana. Last month we had the joy of dedicating Philip Centre North , a new missionary training school in northern Ghana. A team of seven from the U.S. joined our team in Ghana, along with members of the local community for a beautiful time of celebration. Together, we praised God for what He has already done and for what He will continue to do through this training school

An article by Rachel Thompson One of the hard things for me this time of year is learning how to fully enjoy the gifts in front of me—family, food, friendship, hope, and peace—while not forgetting those who have so little to enjoy. How do I celebrate when so many experience suffering every day on a scale I can hardly imagine? How do I reconcile my gratitude with their grief? For me, the answer lies in a few simple but meaningful ways. First, I try not to forget them. I don’t