We can be guilty of letting honour and opinion become more important than the actual truth of the calling.

It’s really easy to think that because Europe has Christian heritage and history, they no longer require missionaries to work there.

I don’t often let myself get bored, but when I do, there seem to be extreme consequences.

Maybe distraction is the modern-day good person’s crack cocaine.

The sooner we acknowledge the bothness in us all, the sooner we can move towards real peace, both inwardly and outwardly.

Sometimes I feel like an absolute failure. And missionaries aren’t really supposed to be the failing type.

When trying to find a good book to read, I think about what my life might be lacking at the time, and I try fill that gap. And lately, the gap has been spiritual growth.

It’s been a rough season. And it didn’t take long for the cracks to start showing.

This weekend became our No Going Back Now moment.

I find myself making better life choices when I’m in the audio binge phase.

Hint: We’re all jaded, frumpy, irrelevant Bible bashers.

One of the things we can do from this side of the adventure is to be purposeful about certain actions that will smooth out the overall transition.

Preparation for the journey has not been all I thought it would be.

Here are just a few of the ways that we are preparing for our journey that missionaries even just a decade ago didn’t have access to.

Grab your togs and go suss out a beach in the wop wops before your friend packs a sad and carks it.

It’s an important decision! Here’s how we made it.

Wanna see some of the people that have been inspiring us lately?

It's been six weeks of waiting and now we finally have our answer.

A lot has changed in the past few months but here’s all that you need to know.

The dust is starting to settle a little, on my internal search for God.