Imagine: Your home has been destroyed, your livelihood, the town you live in, and everyone you know has either been executed or forced to flee for their lives. Your entire country has become a death trap, and relentless anxiety has inflicted irreparable trauma on...
In the wake of the recent terror attacks in Brussels, many are left feeling fearful for their safety and lives—questioning policies around immigration. As governments debate over what should or shouldn’t be done, there is another critical issue at hand: Millions of...
If you’re anything like me, winter means one thing—constantly being cold. I wear layers of socks, I drag a portable heater from room to room in my house, and I use an electric blanket every night. I dislike frigid air rushing through open doors and the icy sting of...
I’ve traveled to Guatemala more times than I can count, but my most recent trip may have been the most strategic one yet. Guatemala has recently undergone some major political changes—and I believe God is in control. The nation’s new president Jimmy Morales is a...
Biting winds and frigid temperatures have made it clear that winter has made its chilling return in Iraq, and over 3 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) have once again found themselves at its mercy. The onset of another brutal winter has sent millions to the...