My People

Because of Jesus, we’ve been adopted—grafted into God’s chosen people Israel. Along with the patriarchs and apostles in the Bible, other believers—for instance, those in my church—are my family, my people.

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Faith and Faithfulness in a Land Unknown

The past three years have been years of learning for Lydia VanWingerden, who joined the Cush4Christ team in early 2019 to teach at the Cush Christian School. During her recent visit back to the States, she reflected on what she has learned about faithfulness in the past year.

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There and Back Again? Part 1

My wife, Pam, and I would have described ourselves as homebodies, content with a peaceful life—when one day an idea was posed to us that would shake us to the core. When given an opportunity to serve the Lord in this unexpected way, doubts arose: “Why me? What do I/we have to offer?”

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Dean F.Comment
The Encouragement of Missions

What comes to mind when you think of missionaries you have helped send to the field and continue to support in prayer and in other ways? How can we condition our hearts to be encouraged at the first thought of those we’ve sent?

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James F.Comment
Afghanistan: What can We Do?

In Scripture, we are called as Christians to be concerned for the traveller, the poor, and the disadvantaged—those who face injustice. The prophets in the Old Testament had strong words for God’s people when they neglected this duty. With this in mind, how can Christians help refugees in our local communities and those still stuck in their home country?

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True Love

The everlasting God has in him a love that lasts forever. This is the only true love available to us. No earthly bonds of love will last (Matthew 22:30) except the abiding love of God that endures forever.

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Vince W.Comment
The Lord Will Build His Church

As we look out of our window and see a partially-finished church building roof, we are reminded of the reason we are here in South Sudan. The church is started. The foundation has been laid. It is growing. But there is still much unfinished work.

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Elizabeth S.Comment
Hallowed Be Thy Name

The Larger Catechism contains a wealth of things to think about in terms of world missions, in addition to good theology. Several of the questions ask about prayer—and specifically about the Lord’s prayer.

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Elizabeth N.Comment
Learning from Christ's Bride

If God is giving you a gift should you not take it? You would cherish that gift; you would know it is important; you would assume it was something of great value that you need. His gifts are valuable and are just what you need most to serve him well. What of the gift of “the wife of your youth”?

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Lucas H.Comment