We’ve been longing to share the story of the amazing Rod and Ruthie Gilbert with you. From meeting whilst Rod was on the mission field, to starting their family in the thick of Gospel work in India, Rod and Ruthie have experienced ups, downs and seen God work in their lives countless times over! This is part one of a fantastic interview not to be missed. Part 2 will be coming soon!
In this 6th talk on the life of Joseph, Ross discusses the relationship between Joseph’s choice to avoid immorality and…
Scroll down for podcast options! < After being baptised at only 5 years old, Katie felt a clear calling…
Ross looks at 2 famous verses from the New Testament – Matt 28:18-20 and Acts 1:8 – and asks a…
Joann Pittman was born as a ‘Third Culture Kid’ to missionary parents in Pakistan. But little did she know that…
Ross shares lessons from the book of Job that help us to walk through the hard and puzzling times in…
In our interview with Christina Winrich, she shared openly about the challenges and joys of serving God in another culture….
Ross gives some specific examples from China colleagues and then shares 7 key lessons from the life of Amos to…
Ross shares from in Luke 1 about Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist, and stresses that our God is…
Mildred Cable’s remarkable story (see my blog about her) is not complete without mentioning the two sisters with whom she…
A Singaporean friend of many years, Gideon Lim, shared with me a most unusual missionary story this weekend which I…
This is part of our Easter week series from Ross Paterson’s daily devotional Facebook post. Like our page to keep up with…
I have recently shared two posts about a couple from Sweden, David and Svea Flood, who in 1921 went to the Congo (then the Belgian Congo,…
Geoffrey T. Bull (1921-1999) had a very unusual missionary career – he only served as a missionary for a few…
Howard Peskett made some mission related comments when writing on Deuteronomy chapter 13 in Scripture Union notes. Howard wrote: “Missionaries…
Roland Allen (1868-1947) had a short and not very effective missionary career in China. It was his writings after that…
Here we take a look at James Fraser’s reaction to the strong setback, which I described in the previous article. …
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