With: Not Over, Under, From, or For
A few years ago, I was given a book by an elder from our church, called With by Skye Jethani,…
Letters to a Diminished Church
Dorothy Sayers, a brilliant English writer and theologian, lived from 1893 to 1957. She was a pioneering female graduate from…
Nurturing the Offspring of God’s Imagination
I heard or read that line from somewhere a long time ago, and it has stayed with me. “Nurturing the…
What a Shame
What a shame to seek the Kingdom and miss the King. These words were spoken to me as I was…
The Hardest Part of Discipleship is Being a Disciple
“The hardest part of discipleship is being a true disciple of Jesus.” These wise words were spoken by Pastor Isaiah…
How to Watch Your Language Regarding the Sacred-Secular Divide
This week, DML is hosting its annual summit. In even-numbered years, we gather in person, and in odd-numbered years, we gather…
a Forgotten Truth in Trinidad and Tobago
Last week, I had the privilege of being on the beautiful island of Trinidad and Tobago, located approximately 7 miles…
Reciprocity: The Work of Gifts
I know what you might be thinking…this title has an error! Normally this blog is about the “gift of work”…
Conversational Stickers: Work as Worship
One of the great joys in 2025 has been the DML team’s crisscrossing of countries and borders. While I was…
From Workbenches to Mission Fields: The Ethiopian Church on the Move
Greetings from Asheville, North Carolina, where I’m attending the forum for the Global Alliance for Church Multiplication, part of Campus…
The God of Great Generosity in Zambia
Greetings from Wolayita Sodo, Ethiopia! Last week, I had the great privilege to be in Zambia with our DML partner,…
Location, Location, Location: Bishops in the Market
Last week, in Morogoro, the DML Tanzania leader, Pastor Antony Kayombo, held a meeting for bishops and pastors in the…
