Let me introduce you to a little English word, somewhat creepy in contemporary connotation, yet with a wonderful theological backdrop in its Latin original. Larva. You know what larvae are. (And you are probably thinking of something creepy.) “Larva” (pl., … (read more)
Rejoice in the Lord always…Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God…And my God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ … (read more)
This article follows up on last month’s, partly because my wife and I recently experienced what we believe were divine appointments among those in the Muslim world observing the fasting month of Ramadan. We believe that, in some way or … (read more)
“We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” (Hebrews 6:19 NIV) As I began writing my editorial this encouraging verse from Hebrews was featured in my morning devotional booklet Our Daily Bread. I’ve been amazed … (read more)
Many times, we see he opens doors despite us and our weaknesses to prove that it is he who is doing the work by choosing us in his mission. It’s not about us; I’m eternally grateful for his grace.
We thank you for your continued support and, most importantly, we thank you for your continued prayers for the World Mission Prayer League. Praise our Lord for his faithfulness and provision!
The sense of call to become a spiritual director and support global workers as part of member care has taken shape for Deb in the years following her active service with WMPL as a nurse working in rural Kenya. Spiritual … (read more)
Happy New Year! It is a wonderful time to reflect on God’s faithfulness, mercy, and grace in our lives over the last year.
In the World Mission Prayer League we prefer to end our year celebrating the birth of our
Savior Jesus! However, as we begin a new year, a review of 2022 seems to me entirely
worthwhile.
We envision four months of living together in intentional community, wherein we uphold one another and the world in prayer, come together in worship and around God’s Word, and explore how we can make a difference in a world of … (read more)