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Crisis in Syria: The Choice We Have to Make

I’m on my way home from Syria, passing over the rubble of a nation that has been crushed by violence and crippled by fear. Tens of thousands have been butchered, and millions—having lost all they have—are now losing hope. In just a couple of days, I will be speaking...

On the Syrian Border | Refugee Families Fight to Stay Alive

Today I’m on the Syrian border, where despair has spread like a sickness. Children stare blankly ahead as they wander in the streets, looking for food or ways of earning money. Elderly people sit on the cold ground, huddled together for warmth. Mothers wondering if...

Syrian Refugees Desperate for Help

After nearly two years of civil war and the senseless slaughter of over 60,000 innocent civilians, the nation of Syria is collapsing, and millions are fleeing for their lives. I’ve never seen anything like this before. And the situation is getting worse every...

Africa: My Unforgettable Trip

I’ve just returned from a trip to Africa that I’ll never forget. If you’ve been following the series on my blog, you know that the experience was incredible, and God is working miracles in the lives of thousands of people—from Zimbabwe to Uganda. The...

Day Eight | Sponsorship: The Gift that Changes Everything

Kampala, Uganda | The children of Good Samaritan School are survivors. Most have been directly impacted by the brutality of the LRA or the devastating AIDS epidemic. The majority are orphans with virtually no chance for survival . . . until they came to Good...
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