God Opens Doors in the Muslim World In Turkey I arrived in Istanbul, Turkey, at midnight and my Muslim contact Davout picked me up. After a long ride, I arrived at a Muslim apartment on the Asian side of the city. When I finally got to bed on the couch it was pushing 3:00 am on Friday. I spent …
Mission Motorcycle Ride in America My adventurous 74-year-old friend, Bill Bain, embarked on a five-and-a-half week long motorcycle trip this past July. He rode 11,580 miles and visited 17 states. His mission? He planned to pass out 5,500 National Sunday Law books. He especially wanted to reach the less traveled towns in accordance with Ellen White‘s counsel: “Those in the highways are …
One of the greatest assurances of Scripture is the promise of a prayer-hearing God. The God of Abraham that agreed to save the city of Sodom for ten righteous souls in answer to Abraham’s bold requests and the God of the apostolic church that delivered Peter from prison is the God who says to us today, “Call upon me, and …
Highwood Health Retreat Wins Souls In Australia Brother Hal Mayer from Keep the Faith Ministry has been busy working for the Lord wherever He sees a need. One of those places in which he has been very involved is the Highwood Health Retreat in Australia, where he currently serves as president. He has met many interesting people at Highwood. …
Gifts and Miracles in Congo God breathes life into missionary projects in many different and amazing ways. Here are a few stories from real people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in the heart of Africa. Lodima Dowoy was born in Lohodi in 1978. His father was a farmer and he taught his children how to work well in …
Greetings from Senegal Life in a foreign country is full of challenges—differences of language, culture and lifestyle standards, just to name a few. There are days of hopefulness and optimism, when you see the hand of God operating and then there are days when you wonder about what impact you are having. But then there are always the promises …
75,000 in 18 Days Earlier this year we received a forty-foot container of Tagalog tracts from the United States via ocean cargo. The container had 879,750 tracts in Tagalog for distribution in the Philippines. There are two main tracts in the shipment that we have translated into Tagalog. The first, Narito Siya’y Dumarating (Behold He Cometh), focuses on the …
An Open Door Evangelism in Togo Paul speaks about having an open door to go and preach the gospel in other places. “Continue earnestly in prayer, being vigilant in it with thanksgiving; meanwhile praying also for us, that God would open to us a door for the word, to speak the mystery of Christ….” Colossians 4:2, 3. This is a …
It has been interesting to notice the interest and coverage given to the historic resignation of Pope Benedict XVI and the election of the first pope born in Latin America and the first Jesuit pope. With all of the public awareness, it has made me go back and review the role of Catholicism in the final days. We know that …
Recently, I have been thinking about one of the most familiar and beautiful of the Psalms—“The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.” Again and again throughout the Bible, we see these thoughts expressed. Jesus said, “I am the good shepherd.” (John 10:11) In Hebrews, we read that Jesus is “that great shepherd of the sheep.” (Hebrews 13:20) Peter …
