“This is normal”

Happy Thanksgiving! Hope that you all are have had a good time with family and friends. Every year out here the ladies seem to out-do themselves and our thanksgiving meal gets better and better. It’s either that or living in Konomala has made our taste buds forget some things. It’s definitely the ladies though … … More “This is normal”

Perspective Pauses

Hey friends!  Thank you for praying for us here in Konomala. We are so needy for God’s loving grace, guidance, and power as we fight the spiritual battles happening in and around us. It’s often a bit of a staring contest with the computer screen when it comes time to update you all about what’s happening … More Perspective Pauses

Call it what it is

The Church As we continue walking alongside our friends here in Konomala, we’re often talking about what it means to faithfully walk with the Spirit within this community and culture. Everyone is experienced in “religion”, so it’s a slow-paced & nuanced process to allow God to reveal the root issues that we all need to … More Call it what it is

Power in Faithfulness

Thank you for continuing to pray for us. And thank you for faithfully standing with us in this worthy calling—to see God’s family in Konomala grow in maturity. One of the hard realities of living faithfully is that it often doesn’t look impressive. Most days are just steady, ordinary, “one foot in front of the … More Power in Faithfulness

Waiting for Promises

It is profound how our perspective can be affected by the unknown, the unfair, the uncontrollable, the uncomfortable, and all of the other “un” things that we experience in life.  We are studying through 1 Peter with the church right now. As we’re considering the things that the believers of that time were going through, … More Waiting for Promises

Back in Konomala

Hey everyone!  We hope you had a meaningful Christmas this last week! Thank you to each of you for praying for us throughout our transition back into Konomala. It’s been almost two weeks now since we got back into the bush. The travels from the U.S. went as well as can be expected. Amazingly all our … More Back in Konomala