13Dec
A Baby is Born
Thanks for following along with me on my recent trip to start Farming God’s Way in DR Congo (click here if you’ve missed my first or second blog).
Read MoreBelow are just a few of the many testimonies we receive about lives being impacted and transformed by the Farming God’s Way Ministry of Heaven’s Family.
09Dec
What? Doing It Wrong?
Imagine with me for a moment that you have been employed and doing a particular job for years. You were taught how to do this job by family members and people you highly respect. You do it just like everyone around you does it. Then one day, some complete stranger walks into your workplace, analyzes the operation, shakes his head in disappointment, and then looks you dead in the eyes and says, “You’re doing it wrong.”
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05Dec
We Have Lift-Off!
Yes, we’re launching Farming God’s Way into DR Congo (DRC)! Why? Well, it wasn’t actually on our radar until April of this year—and then the Lord dropped it into our lap!
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13Sep
What a Revelation!
It finally hit me, right between the eyes! I mean, I always knew that Farming God’s Way was transforming lives, but not until this trip did I understand just how important it is. Let me explain...
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12Sep
Growing Farmers from Inmates
I’d never expected to be preaching in a prison all the way in Africa, but there I was, telling a bunch of incarcerated kids about my story, and how Jesus rescued me. But what does Farming God’s Way have to do with those in prison?
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05Sep
Chasing Hunger and Poverty
Let me start with a little intro… I love to visit my FGW brothers and sisters in Africa, and it’s been on my heart to one day introduce my oldest son, 16-year-old Jafone, to them. He’s been practicing Farming God’s Way methods with me in my hometown of New Kensington, Pennsylvania, where I’ve been teaching and discipling troubled urban youth right on vacant city lots. It’s been very exciting to see the lives of these young men transformed using something as simple—and foreign to all of them—as agriculture. (And our efforts have also gotten the attention of local media and government!)
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