YOU DIDN’T ASK, BUT THEY DID I was asked by a supporting church to give an overview of our/my ministry with Global Training Network to present at a missions emphasis Sunday, so decided to give a summary of what Sharon and I have done along the way as well as what I am doing now. … More What Have We Been (and I Am Still) Up to All These Years?

IN NEPAL, THAT IS Meet the Nepali Pastor who has taken the leadership of the Global Training Network (GTN) Divine Expedition Training (DET) in Nepal.  That’s  him  (below) on the left with the red and white scarf. Pastor Rabin went through our four phases of training four times each and became a Master Trained along … More We’ve Got Our Man!

SURGERY AND THE INCREDIBLE HULK On April 2nd I had surgery on my right shoulder to replace a long standing problem. It took two and a half hours and when I woke up I not only had a new shoulder but saw a green hand coming out of a sling that had been placed on … More Tag Team Recovery

DIVINE EXPEDITION TRAININGS (DET) FEBRUARY INTO MARCH Just after our Global Training Network leadership gathering February 12-20 (See “2-4-6-8 Who Do We Appreciate,” March ministry update), we had Divine Expedition teams travel and train in Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Sierra Leone. The multiplication of making disciples of all nations…(Matthew 28:19), and raising up leaders who will … More 3 at the Same Time…Just the Ones I Know Of

CHEESY HEADING? 2-4-6-8, who do we appreciate is what popped into my mind, as I reflected on the four two-day Global Training Network meetings just concluded in Phoenix Arizona. The GTN Senior Executive Leadership Team (SELT) met for the first two days (the 2); Hud McWilliams led a “Soul Care” workshop for the next two … More 2-4-6-8, Who Do We Appreciate?

PRAISE FOR 2023 Looking back on 2023, I have much to praise God for. I could fill up pages and pages but will just give a few highlights: Two of my grandsons committed their lives to Christ this year, one in Hawaii and one at the Adventures of Heart Retreat in California led by Linus … More Praise, Regrets…and Looking Ahead