Ever since I became a missionary, God made it very clear to me: it's not based on what I can do, but what God does for me and through me. And God gave me clear directions on how I'm supposed to do it. He told me to depend on Him, not on myself, and He was going to provide everything. But these past few years, especially once I became a husband and a father of 4, it's been hard. Ministry still continued like it's always been, but I picked up a few side jobs to be able to provi

Instead of writing the "normal update," I wanted to switch things up this time and write about one of the kids that we've been able to help for the past 6 years, all thanks to all of you who support us through prayer, donations, and even in keeping track of all that we do by reading these updates. It’s all thanks to all of you that we can continue to help these kids who would be suffering otherwise. I met Miguel 6 years ago, right around when covid hit. I was with my soccer t

I'd like to be real for a minute. I always try to be, but this time, I'd like to start with a topic that I feel most people in ministry don't ever want to mention: hardship. Ministers have this mindset that you always have to put on a happy face and pretend you have it all together, that you can't show weakness, and most definitely can't show when you're going through hard times. If things are going bad, then people don't wanna see that. And if people don't see it, they aren'