Christians Going to Hell?

There may be millions of Americans who think they are Christians but in actuality are probably going to Hell. Why is this so? They naively think this for a variety of reasons: they were dedicated or baptized as an infant, are heavily involved in church, belong to

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A Record-Breaking Summer

Chances are pretty good that you have heard (and may have seen) that the summer Olympics are taking place in Rio. My family particularly enjoys watching the summer sports that only seem to catch our nation’s attention every four years. Although the games have just started, several records

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All Hail King James!

Sometimes when a particular topic comes up (for any number of reasons) you want to talk about it. That’s why today I’m going to share about the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible. There once was a church that partnered with our ministry. They had a

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Settling for a Glimpse

There are two types of glimpses we have: one we can control and one we can’t. First, let me mention the latter. We can’t control the fact that this present world is fallen. That was decided long before we got here. Paul tells us that the world

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Everybody’s Fightin’ for Second Place

If you’ve ever been to one of our Packathons, you may have noticed that it requires a LOT of supplies. Several pallets of ingredients along with boxes, scales, totes, funnel stands, and more are loaded onto a 53-foot trailer and dropped at the site to make these

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Feed the Hunger Field Report Part II: Kentucky

In the second installment of our field report (if you missed it, read Part I here), we take you a little closer to home, to the mountains of eastern Kentucky. If you’ve never traveled into this coal-mining region of Appalachia, we hope you’ll think about joining us

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Feed the Hunger Field Report Part I: Jamaica

At Feed the Hunger, our motto is “It’s more than a meal.” That’s especially true when we visit our partners, whether overseas or in the US. Each trip is different, and we never quite know what to expect! Part I of our field report comes from our

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When Life Throws You a Curveball

This post might seem a little extreme or a bit out there, but bear with me as I try to make a general point. There is also some practical application for all of us. We all get lulled to sleep in our daily lives. We get up

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A Field Report from Bangladesh

We recently received the following update written by one of our partners in Bangladesh and wanted to share it with you. I hope you are blessed by this story! Mitu is a five-year-old girl from the Naogaon District living with her family. Her father is a day

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American Doomsday

When we have a tragedy like last week’s killing of police officers in Dallas, TX, it’s easy to look at the bleak side of America. It’s easy to point to episodes like this and say that our country is going down the tubes. We have to be

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