As I think about the men who have shaped my life over the last forty-six years, men who have walked with me through incredible highs and some incredibly low lows, I honestly cannot think of another man, outside of my own father, who had a deeper impact on my life than...
In just a few weeks, our family will leave Prague and spend the summer reconnecting with churches, ministry partners, friends, and family across the United States. Before we go, we wanted to share a prayer that has been on our hearts—a prayer for provision, open doors, transformed lives, and the work God continues to do in Prague.
Something is happening in Prague — the quieter kind. Less than one third of one percent of Czechs follow Jesus. We have been here for years setting tables, and this spring we need our people to help us set more. Four or five names. That is it.
I’ve spent nearly two decades as a missionary in Prague, Czech Republic. This is the honest answer I wish someone had given me when I was trying to figure out if missionary work was right for me. No romanticism. Just real experience, real costs, and a practical way forward.
We are coming to you this summer — and we need your help to make it count. From mid-June through late August we will be moving from DC to Florida to North Carolina to Wisconsin to Connecticut, with three kids including a baby in tow. We have been praying over this...
We often say that we treat our website like a guest table—a place where anyone can come, listen in, and interact with what God is doing here in Prague. But for those who want to pull up a chair at the family table—to partner with us in prayer and financially—we send...
There is a quiet moment in the resurrection story that is easy to miss. Mary Magdalene stands outside the tomb, weeping. She has come expecting to find a body, to complete what had been interrupted, to grieve what she believes is over. When she turns and sees Jesus,...
There is a kind of silence that feels empty. And then there is the kind that feels full. Holy Saturday is the second kind. It sits between what has already happened and what has not yet been seen. The work of the cross is finished, but the resurrection has not yet...
Good Friday centers on a statement that is easy to read and difficult to live from. In John’s account, Jesus reaches the end of His suffering and says, “It is finished.” He is not summarizing what just happened. He is declaring that the work He came to do has been...
We have arrived to Thursday in Holy Week, it’s easy to shrink what’s happening into something small and familiar. We picture a quiet moment, a piece of bread, a small cup, something almost symbolic and contained. But that isn’t what this was. This was a table. A...
There’s something unsettling about Wednesday in Holy Week. It doesn’t carry the same visibility as the days around it. It’s quieter, more hidden, and easy to move past. But what happens here matters, because this is where something beneath the surface begins to come...
Monday confronts what needs to be overturned.Tuesday confronts what needs to die. Jesus says: “Unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone. But if it dies, it bears much fruit.” (John 12:24) This isn’t abstract language, and it’s not just...