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Friday and Saturday (6/13-14), I spoke at a conference at Breath of Life church. It is a small but growing rural congregation. The children were adorable as they danced in worship. One of the things that struck me was the brilliant colors of the clothes and I believe I was led to weave (pun absolutely […]

We are seeing results from our efforts and we praise God for each one. On Sunday, at Faith in Christ Church, three people gave testimonies of what God had done during the conference and outreach. One woman testified that she had come forward because of issues with her sleep. After the team prayed for her,

The students at Faith in Christ Primary School were absolutely awesome. We gathered in the courtyard, which was the only place large enough to put everyone at once. After a brief introduction, Abi led the music and the morning lesson on Paul’s conversion. We followed with a skit portraying Saul/Paul as a Christian hating bully

On June first I will be leading a team from Evangel Assembly of God in Milwaukee for a one week missions trip to Uganda.  Evangel Assembly has been a strong partner of GTMI and the Ugandan church since my last trip in 2024. When I discovered that the churches of the Busia district lacked Bibles

Salubindza, Friday night Tonight is the last night of the revival. The announcement went out earlier in the week that tonight we would have a special night of prayer for healing. Two things always impress me as I minister in Africa – the level of need and the level of faith. Again, we had close

Thursday Salubinza Tonight we talked about taking a step of faith. Sometimes you have to step in the water for the river to stop. You have to build the ark before the rains come. You have to march around the city before the walls come down. You have to dig the ditch before the water

Salubinza, Wednesday night As we bring this revival to a close we are seeing as many as 500 people in the meetings. Many people have come to Christ and many more came for prayer. The young people continue to respond and many who have been involved in witchcraft are being set free. Reports have been

Phumelela Bible College I was a lecturer and curriculum developer at Phumelela Bible College in the 2000s. It was a time that I recall with great affection. The teaching staff came from diverse theological backgrounds but we shared a common passion for the students. Unfortunately, the school has lost much of the power and effectiveness

Sunday morning at Salubindza. Today’s message examined eight “betters” in the book of Hebrews – better salvation, better hope, better covenant, better sacrifice, better possession, better resurrection, better plan, and better mediator. We looked at how Jesus brought a superior covenant to that of the Old Testament and, through His shed blood, secured a promise

Salubindza Friday night. What an awesome time in the Lord! We had more than 250 in attendance and at least 100 came forward to receive Christ as Savior. Again tonight, most of those coming forward were adolescents. It is just incredible to see so many young people responding to the call of God on their