Heritage Compass
Masada fell—but the Church didn’t. One was built by fear, the other by faith. Jesus wept not for Israel’s weakness, but for her blindness. Peace doesn’t come by revolt, but by surrender. And still today, many miss the hour of their visitation.
Missions News
A year after first gathering at a conference in search of more of God, a small group in the Netherlands celebrated their first baptisms and communion—marked by joy, unity, and a powerful move of the Spirit. What began with hunger and obedience has become a growing body, joined by faithful visits, sh
World News
This Week’s News: * Israel Expands Ground Operations in Gaza: Israel intensified its military operations in Gaza, reclaiming territories in the north from which it had previously withdrawn under a ceasefire. The expanded ground campaign comes amid stalled negotiations aimed at securing a new ceasefire and the release of hostages.
Heritage Compass
The music stopped, but the story didn’t. Among the ashes of Nova, love endured, courage rose, and hope whispered through charred steel and glass roses: evil may burn, but it cannot erase the image of God—or the light named Ori.
Missions News
We’ve returned from Mexico after a seamless trip filled with joy, unity, and powerful moments of worship. From vibrant street fairs to Spirit-filled concerts, we saw God move—in us and through us—as hearts were touched and lives changed.
Missions News
After a fruitful two days in Florence, Amanda and I are back in Rome preparing for Tel Aviv. Our time with believers in Italy—despite a national train strike—was filled with rich fellowship, deep questions, and a growing hunger for the kingdom. God is stirring hearts, even in the city where Savonaro
She never married—but became family to hundreds. Children, parents, grandparents—all drawn by her love. Aunt Maresy didn’t build a legacy through lineage, but through presence. Her life proves: God sets the lonely in families—and makes them overflow.
World News
Following a meeting with Ukrainian officials in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where they agreed to an immediate 30-day ceasefire, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff has now met with Russian President Putin, and Presidents Trump and Putin will likely speak this week. As of today, part of the Ukrainian army is surrounded in
Missions News
This week a group from Zambia took the long and arduous journey from Livingstone, Zambia to George, South Africa—two full days by bus. One of the buses broke down, which delayed their arrival further, but Jonathan, Henry, his wife Charity, and their daughter Keela finally arrived safely.
Heritage Compass
I don’t write about family to indulge—it’s the clearest window into what matters most. If my children walk in truth, if they grow in grace and give what they’ve received, then every effort is worth it. We’re not just raising kids. We’re raising saints.
World News
Last Saturday marked the end of Phase 1 of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. According to Axios, “As of that day, all living hostages who were part of the first phase of the ceasefire deal have now been released by Hamas. The bodies of four dead hostages are expected to be returned
Missions News
Monday morning, at 3:30 A.M., 36 graduates and nearly as many others gathered in the damp, pre-dawn mist in front of the Fellowship Hall. Suitcases shifted as last-minute baggage checks commenced. Hands patted pockets for the umpteenth time, confirming passports were still in place. Then, a brief prayer—