From the Field in Syria | A Mother’s Worst Nightmare
I met a refugee mother at the Syrian border today whose heart is breaking for her four-month-old son, Mohammed. He’s dying. Struggling against the cancerous tumor that has appeared on the side of his face and with no hope of proper medical care, his future looks...From the Field in Syria | Meeting the Survivors of the Syrian Massacres
Today, I spent some time with several Syrian refugees fleeing the merciless slaughter that has overtaken the nation. A son who lost his father, a son who lost three brothers . . . . they are alone, facing unimaginable loss and indescribable pain . . . you can see it...From the Field in Syria | On Death’s Border
Today, I am on the ground in Jordan right on the edge of the Syrian border. This is one of the many sites along Syria’s outskirts where thousands of Syrian refugees are pouring in every day, fleeing for their lives . . . many have nothing left. All of their loved ones...Syria at War: Traveling to the Frontlines
Over 17,000 Syrians have been brutally murdered, and most of the world is doing nothing about it. How many people have to die before this crisis gets our attention? How many innocent children need to suffer before we choose to act? Tomorrow, I will be traveling to...From the Field: Transformation in Guatemala
Today I’m on the field in Guatemala working with a group of pastors from across the nation who want to make a difference on a global scale. It’s been an incredible trip already; I don’t even know where to begin. We’ve visited children at our Baby Rescue Center who...
Every day, I try to live my life in such a way that I accomplish at least one thing that will outlive me and last for eternity.