By Kari Miller I saw what I saw and I cant forget it / I heard what I heard and I cant go back / I know what I know and I cant deny it Something along the road cut me to the soul Your pain has changed me / Your dream inspires / Your … Continue reading What Do I Know About Love?
By Seth Barnes, Founder of Adventures in Missions “Unless a seed” John 12:24 In 1991, I found myself sitting beside a deathbed high in the Sierra Madre Mountains, in the village of El Derramadero. But this encounter left me uplifted as few other experiences ever have. The people of El Derramadero have a history of … Continue reading The Widow’s Mite: A woman’s death in Mexico brings life
By Tony Dale Cathy is a teacher of 4th graders. I wonder if that training is transferable to the church context. Mike is an attorney, dealing with major corporations who are bankrupt. Could any of his legal experience be used in church life? Jim is a businessman who owns a chain of retail optical stores. … Continue reading Where In the World Is the Church?
By Tony Dale Continued from Where In the World Is the Church? It is not that God just wants to raise up church in any and every place where He sends His people. He also wants to raise up apostolic and prophetic leadership to demonstrate His divine love and power to a world that is … Continue reading Where In the World Is the Church? (Pt. 2)
By Jamie Tworkowski and Jeff Goins Jamie, what’s new at TWLOHA? Our friend Casey Calvert from (the band) Hawthorne Heights passed away two weeks ago, and it’s something that’s affected a lot of our friends, and thousands more who loved Casey’s music. Casey struggled with depression and was a huge supporter of TWLOHA, so it … Continue reading To Write Love on Her Arms: Checking in with Jamie Tworkowski
By Mariah Secrest Continued from Bok Choy and Community No matter how resigned we are to taking care of ourselves, the pride of self-satisfaction is little match for the joy potential of lovingly supportive relationships. I think there are a couple reasons why we dont cash in on this joy potential. One of them being … Continue reading Bok Choy and Community, Pt. 2
By Jimmy McCarty Of all the things said about Seung-Hui Cho, the shooter in the Virginia Tech massacre, the one that stood out to me the most was the fact that he was a loner. He had a history of mental issues, an obsession with violent video games (Counterstrike) and extremely violent movies and a … Continue reading Virginia Tech Shooting Revisited: He Was a Loner
By Amanda Petersen In July, you helped us send one of our editors to Thailand to bring hope to prostitutes in the sex industry. Amanda spent a few months there, befriending the young girls and has since returned. We asked her to share a little from her experiences and how it has impacted her heart. … Continue reading A Thank-You from Amanda
By Mariah Secrest My drummer Nick is a swell guy. He let me wear his t-shirts when we performed in prisons because I only had cute little girly shirts and his shirts swallowed me, which is good when youre a girl singing in front of all 18-year-old male juvenile felons. Nick never paid attention when … Continue reading Bok Choy and Community
By Jason Wenell We live in a global community in which everything is connected. The web has brought people together from all different age groups, nations, and cultures. We really live in an age where we are all contributing to a universal conversation. One man is using our connectedness to share stories and bring relief … Continue reading One Million Witnesses: Reaching the masses with your story