Life on Mission
For the Kingdom of God is not a matter of talk, but of power.
Canada Crossing (filming MMSC)
Self-isolating in a customized van, Craig and Lib head out across Canada’s glaciated mountains, sprawling plains and rocky shields of lake-pocked landscape to film lessons
Culture Shock
Culture Shock: Twelve students of the YWAM Ships Kona Discipleship Training School take 3-months to visit remote tribal villages and urban communities in Papua New
Two-Step Jesus and the talking Parrotfish
All work and no play makes Jack a dull missionary, so that weekend, Lib and I leave YWAM Ships’ base and drive to Two-Step; a
Death By Dongle
We’re in mid-packing for a longterm overseas assignment. Naturally, we want to travel light and this is a perfect time to rid myself of all
The Elven Forest Epiphany
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, Nothing is going to get better. It’s not,” Dr. Seuss, The Lorax the Elven Forest Epiphany
Where others have walked
Have you ever found yourself in a place and felt as though you were not alone? I don’t mean like there’s someone stalking you or
YWAM Ships: our next chapter
BREAKING NEWS:Lib and I have accepted an invitation to join the communications team of YWAM Ships. The Call: To encourage and motivate those wanting to
Gap Relief: Typhoon Yolanda
East Samar, Philippines – Nov. 8, 2013 – Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) hits land in the central islands of the Philippines with wind gusts over 300
Zen and the Art of Grape Harvest
We called only looking for a space heater, all part of a decision to downsize. The voice on the other end of the line sounded slurred but
In the wake of Ondoy: Tumana
The headlines are gone; tied up in twine and buried or burned shortly after it happened. The Press, too, is gone; off chasing the next
Papa John’s Center update
Visited Gemma B. over at Papa Johns Center to hear more about her work with abandoned kids in metro-Manila here in the Philippines. Our family
Family first
A bit frantic this past month or so: Lib and I took the 5-kids and dog across Canada to see aging parents – some great
Rattle the Bones is a faith-based search for bona fide accounts of God at work among the nations. We are a cadre of creatives using our gifts to stir the hearts of our own tribes back home into action by breaking down complex issues into inspired, visually-driven stories. 
