
Updates


Sowing Seeds of Doubt
When I saw the subject line “Seeds of Doubt” on John and Laura’s recent update, it immediately caught my attention. After all, we often think


What is a “Gospel”?
Last month, I shared how Global Scholars professor Tim and his wife Catherine hosted a movie night that sparked some deep spiritual discussions. If you missed that story, you


Dinner, a movie, and Christ’s resurrection
Tim, one of our professors in Central Europe, has had unique opportunities to share God’s truth with students this academic year. With fewer Covid restrictions


Shining God’s light this Advent season
In the Christmas season, we reflect on how Christ came to earth, bringing light into our darkness. I have also been reflecting on how you


English Corner Opportunities
One of our professors in Asia, Rachel, volunteers for a weekly English Corner meeting on her campus. When I read her recent newsletter about the English Corner