The first time I led a Gl team to Nicaragua, we spent time evangelizing in a village where even for that area, was quite impoverished. The majority of those who had a job, were watermelon farmers. There were other fruits and vegetables they were able to grow as well,...
The Golden Triangle. Ever heard of it? If you're into missions (aka: reaching the unreached), you've probably heard of the 10/40 window. Two latitude measurements of planet earth that create a "window" of the most unreached people in the world - most have never heard...
Diaspora. It means to be scattered from your homeland—to live somewhere you never planned to live because circumstances beyond your control forced you there. For nearly a million Ukrainians, Poland is now that place. The war is STILL raging. Families are STILL...
If you have lived a day on this planet as a believer and follower of Jesus Christ, you know firsthand that there is a real enemy, with a real plan of destruction, who is literally hell-bent on separating people from their potential eternity in Heaven. He never stops,...
Darkness At one point during our trip, people were literally running away from us—avoiding us, quickly moving in another direction once they saw us, or walking away from us mid-sentence. All because of one word: Jesus. Global Infusion has been working in the Andes...
At one point in your life, you had an encounter with Jesus. No matter what your age, there was a day when you finally got on your knees, or lifted your hands, or quietly prayed to yourself alone or in a crowd, and said “yes” to Jesus becoming Savior and Lord of your...
In Acts 26, Paul recounts when Jesus called him into mission. It is direct, clear, and leaves no room for negotiation. “I have appeared to you for this purpose, to appoint you as a servant and witness…” (Acts 26:16). This was not Paul’s idea, and it was not a good...
In Numbers 13–14, Moses sends twelve spies into the Promised Land. They all see the same things. They all face the same obstacles. But they do not return with the same spirit. Ten come back focused on danger, giants, and impossibility. Two—Joshua and Caleb—come back...
There is a phrase we’ve all heard: “My home is my castle.” Castles are designed for protection. They are strong, familiar, and safe. But castles were never built for expansion. Hebrews tells us something striking about Jesus: “Therefore let us go forth to Him, outside...
It all began with a census—a physical, administrative event that quietly set in motion God’s redemptive plan for humanity. Through it, the pathway was opened for every person to one day have the opportunity to receive Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, no longer facing...