Category Archives: Prayer Blog

Thank you for praying for my time in Kenya. Praise God that the election dispute was resolved peacefully. I taught three classes at Africa Theological Seminary: Pauline Epistles, Old Testament Biblical Theology, and New Testament Biblical Theology. Praise God that … Continue reading →

Below is a video update. The update includes: birth of first grand baby; Samantha May, working on course material, near completion of article on cultural database used in missions training, upcoming Kenya trip and Kenya elections. If needed, the YouTube … Continue reading →

Praise God with me for a successful trip. The two classes that I taught at Africa Theological Seminary (ATS), Elements of Greek and Exegesis, went well. My courses are in constant evolution attempting to better clarify areas where previous classes … Continue reading →

After a very short four weeks at home, I am en route to Kenya again. On this trip, I will teach Elements of Greek and Exegesis at Africa Theological Seminary (ATS). Both of these courses are very demanding on students … Continue reading →

Encouragements Graduation at Africa Theological Seminary (ATS) is always a joyous time celebrating what God has done in the lives of our graduates. It was incredibly encouraging to be part of this year’s celebration. Praise God for what he has … Continue reading →

There have been some discouragements in the area of writing and grading. Part of my role at ATS is to write some academic articles. One article that I believe has great potential is an analysis of a cross-cultural database based … Continue reading →

Thanks for your prayers for my trip to West Africa. The trip went well, and we figured out the challenging problem I mentioned in my last blog. The journey home was exciting. On the trip from TWR’s West Africa Transmitting … Continue reading →

Since my last update, my Pentateuch and Major Prophets classes have finished. When Africa Theological Seminary (ATS) started doing online learning, my Teaching Assistant’s (TA) responsibilities were ensuring all the equipment for Zoom was set up and working. Gradually his … Continue reading →

2021 has been an interesting year for everyone. We all hoped that COVID would be waning and life would be back to “normal.” For me, the start of 2021 seemed promising as I headed off to Kenya for graduation at … Continue reading →

Thank you for praying for my trip to West Africa. The trip went well, and with God’s help, some technical issues moved forward. Unfortunately, one of the engineers who planned on joining us did not receive his passport back in … Continue reading →