Blog
Here are my thoughts in written form. I hope they are valuable and contribute to your growth.
Blog Day 2008
Hurricane Gustav hits Cuba
Hurricane Gustav hit Cuba pretty hard yesterday, forcing evacuations of more than 300,000 people. Having gone to Cuba a few times, some of my favorite people in the world live in Havana and Pinar del Rio, the two major areas that got hit by the storm.
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Ten Delicious Mexican Foods
Maybe I’m writing this post because it’s dinnertime and I’m hungry, or maybe just because I miss Mexican food.
Either way, I thought today I would share with you my top 10 Mexican Foods (in no particular order).
read moreFree Missions Resource – WorldMap
Since we’ve been thinking about global youth ministry, you might be looking for more information on world missions. If that’s the case, then The World Missions Atlas Project, over at Worldmap.org, is a great resource for you.
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Youth Ministry Freshmen 2008
Check out the list of incoming youth ministry freshman at the Mexican Baptist Theological Seminary. It’s our largest freshman class ever, and we’re excited about the school year.
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Ben’s Hips
They say that babies who are born breech have trouble with their hips because of the pressure placed on them before birth.
Since Benjamin was born breech, the doctors wanted to do an ultrasound on his hips when he turned 6 weeks old. So we went for today.
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SERIES: Global Youth Ministry – Benefits of being a Global Youth Worker
Some say that apart from church planting efforts, Global youth ministry training should be the top priority in global missions. I believe it’s a ministry that every youth worker should personally be involved in.
Obviously, I believe strongly in the mission statement of Youth Ministry International, which is “To train national youth workers for existing local churches within the people groups of the world.”
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Mission trips and Airports
Stuff Christians Like wrote a great little list about The Mission Trip Airport Layover.
Anyone who’s ever gone on a trip with a group of young people and had to stay in the airport will enjoy the list.
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How Do You Pray for Your Students?
“Prayer is the language of a man burdened with a sense of need.” – E.M. Bounds
We need prayer in our ministries. It should be a priority for us. But, it’s easy to get burdened with the hassles of “work” and not pray like we should for our students and volunteers.
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