Labor Day: A Time for Appreciation
For much of my life, Labor Day meant a three-day weekend and a signal for a season change (summer to fall). It didn’t usually go …
Africa’s Climate Paradox: Least responsible but paying the highest price globally.
We are so blessed to continue to have very rich prayer times with our Global DML team every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. And while those …
The Nounouma in Burkina Faso: “When God Uses DML to Address Profound Cultural Issues”
This week’s blog comes to you from Pastor Theo, who leads the Discipling Marketplace Leaders (DML) team with the Christian Missionary Alliance denomination in Burkina …
1.8 Times Around the World and Climbing!
I am writing today from Harlingen, Texas, just a few miles from the border of Mexico. We were invited to come by an organization called …
Jubilant Fields: Helping Creation Worship
Have you seen a jubilant field?  We don’t often recognize fields as jubilant but I’m guessing we can all imagine what a jubilant field might …
A Theology of Housework
This past week, the DML team, BAM Global, and GACX members were privileged to have some time with Mark Greene, former Executive Director for the …
The Hunger of First-Generation Christians
I just returned from a three-week trip to a country that is persecuting Christians and Muslims, seeking to make itself a religious state by imposing …
Clergy and Lai…Lai…Laity…
There are some terms that need to be eradicated from our speech. I believe that “laity” is one of those words and on this trip …
“The Movement is on”
Almost every morning when I awake, there are approximately 30-40 WhatsApp messages on my phone. Most of these are from our DML teams who are …
“What a tragic waste of human potential.”
Have you ever had a conversation with a stranger, and you just feel an instant connection? You feel like they “get you”? That is how …