The missing link

The missing link

In Honduras, they take extension chains seriously. An extension chain is what’s described in 2 Timothy 2:2: And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others. One person shares...
If you don’t learn, you don’t teach

If you don’t learn, you don’t teach

When I was in Honduras, I discovered that they define “learning” as something you actually put into practice, not as knowledge. That’s how they structure their training: 75% is practice, while only 25% is input. They figure– rightly, I think– that it’s...
“If you need it you can take it”

“If you need it you can take it”

Those were the words of a woman none of us had ever met before, out in the middle of what I would consider nowhere. We had traveled 5 hours by truck over rough, rocky roads and stream crossings in rural Honduras, going slowly through mountain switchbacks, when it...
Discipleship strategy: add one more thing

Discipleship strategy: add one more thing

Yesterday on my blog I talked about a ministry to the deaf. People go out to rural areas, find the deaf, and begin teaching them sign language so they can start to function and communicate. In the course of that process, many will respond to Jesus because these people...
Unreached people groups: a ministry to the deaf

Unreached people groups: a ministry to the deaf

One of the people I met in Honduras was an American woman who moved there to start Signs of Love, a deaf ministry. Here in developed countries like the USA, families with a deaf child have a lot of resources to help them teach their children language while they’re...
Photos from my Honduras trip

Photos from my Honduras trip

Thought I’d share a few photos from my recent trip to Honduras. I visited a remote village accessed by six hours of rough roads. When I arrived, one of the first things I noticed was that chickens, stray dogs, pigs, and cows all roamed the village freely. Electricity...