STORIES & BLOGS

Obedience to God is one of the greatest demonstrations of faith. It requires trust, surrender, and more often than not, stepping into the unknown.

The idea of missions is often associated with people traveling to distant ‘Savage’ lands to share the gospel.

This has been a year of headway, development, progress, you name it; thanks to the boundless mercy and grace God has shown us.

In the summer of 2018, I drove a few hundred miles through the desert of Kenya to a small village. My team and I arrived at what felt like the middle of nowhere.

This is a story of seven outlaw men hired by the folks of Rose Creek to defend them from a greedy industrialist in the 60s.

I have just returned from a field trip in Tanzania where I visited Dar es Salaam, Bariadi, Mwanza, Kigoma, Zanzibar and Pemba.

In a small community in Kenyas’ Isiolo county there is a church building is construction and a trip to the little village confronts one with a community caught in time between the past and present.

About two years ago, after years of battling to gain access into the Horn of Africa, God changed this when He sent us a young Somali couple as part of our Live School facilitators training in Nairobi CBD.

The love of God is all encompassing, unfathomable and in our sinful state we cannot dare to understand it.