Recently I was interviewed about On My Own Now Ministries. I prepared for the interview in one step: pray. After all, I know OMON like the back of my hand, so all that was left was to ask God to guard my mouth and not let me say anything that I wasn’t supposed to, and [...]

As children of God, we share the same eternal destiny, but did you know that on earth, we all have a common destiny too? In Romans 8:29 we learn that we are “predestined to be conformed to the likeness of His Son.” Regardless of where we start and how far we get in the game [...]

About four or six weeks ago, I noticed a spot at the base of my breast that looked like an insect bite, but didn’t really itch. It was about the size of a lentil. It didn’t go away and I realized it wasn’t on the skin, but under the skin. And it got bigger, to [...]

Even as I was hauling rock from point A to point B, cutting wire and making rebar columns (see the slide show or video referenced in the post “Mission Accomplished), to help in the construction of a missions school and local church in Cajamarca, Peru, I was aware of a miracle that was drawing to [...]

I could write volumes on all we experienced in helping on the construction of Walking Man Narciso Zamora’s latest project, a local church that will also house an international school of missiology for Latin Americans. But I’ll let a picture speak a thousand words instead. Here are about 124,000 words on the topic! For the [...]

Thanks to Sarah Bolme of Marketing Christian Books, who conferred on me the One Lovely Blog Award. This award is a moving blog award, meaning that each recipient who accepts the award passes it on to other blogs.
The rules of this award are that if the blog recipient accepts the awards she posts the One [...]

Praise God, Daniela got her visa for Peru. There wasn’t anything miraculous about it, in the way I think of miracles, but it was one of those things that tested every fiber of persistence in her being. From dishing out almost $500 to get to Mexico City (the only place in the world a Mexican [...]

Daniela Bermudez is given an impossible mission -to get to Peru from El Salvador – while battling the bias against Mexicans because of swine flu.

This is Gwen’s first season in track. The team was only afforded about three weeks of practice and then a short season – only two meets. So, it’s not been much of a season. In the first couple of weeks, Gwen would come home discouraged: “I tried discus and I’m bad at it because I [...]

“…and the terror of God fell upon the towns all around them so that no one pursued them.” Gen. 35:5
Almost three weeks ago, I got a phone call, my caller ID said “private number,” from a man who identified himself as “Robert Dudley, D-u-d-l-e-y.” He said he was calling about a book he was working [...]