“God does not speak to me.” These are the words of a man a couple minutes before God gave him an image. We were at a Syrian refugee’s home and the man, Ahmed and his wife, Isha, were Muslims. I asked them if they thought God spoke to them. They said no, he does not…
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The best thing that happened during my outreach is that I got to lead someone to the Lord! I was walking by myself at the university when I saw this guy sitting by himself on the bench. I walked up to him and got to know him. He asked, “What are you doing here in…
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Sitting on the ground of a small slum home, I look into the eyes of a lovely 42 year old woman. She is a daughter, a mother, and a wife who’s suffering from various health issues. She was raised Catholic, but knew very little about what it means to have a personal relationship with God. She…
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“God hurts when you hurt and weeps when you weep.” We were sitting in a living room, sipping tea and eating cookies in a Syrian refugee’s home. They welcomed us in with such beautiful hospitality and we started to get to know each other a little bit. My heart began to break as I heard…
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In South Asia, we did many house visits. We would sit with the people and listen to their stories, then, share with them some of our own or anything that the Lord would put on our hearts. One night as we went out to do house visits, there was a little girl following us. She…
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During an impromptu children’s program while visiting refugees living in a city dump, I met Luba. No more than seven years old, Luba and her family were refugees from Bangladesh forced to live in the dump to survive. It took mere seconds for her big smile and shy demeanor to steal my heart. It took…
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It’s a challenge to say exactly what my favorite experience in Mexico was, but I think I’ve narrowed it down. For starters, I loved the team that I co-lead for Bible distribution and park ministry. We got along well and just wanted to share Jesus with people. On the last day of my team’s Bible…
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