This was originally posted on October 14, 2013, but we wanted to share it with you again. Jesus: Our model for loving others How should my life (words, actions and decisions) reflect my relationship and pursuit of Christ? If a [...]
It started with saying, “yes.” For a couple of years, people from various countries and organizations had been contacting us, asking for our help in doing Truth Centered Transformation (TCT) in their own contexts. Every time we spoke at [...]
This blog was originally posted on October 30, 2014, but we love it so much that we wanted to share it again. Have you ever walked into a movie late? What was that experience like? After shuffling through the theatre’s [...]
Growth is a difficult thing. It almost always involves being stretched outside your comfort zone and doing things that at first seem impossible. Have you noticed that? Thankfully, when God asks us to grow, He brings people alongside us to [...]
Is it possible to change a whole industry? How about a multi-billion dollar industry? That’s the question that The Great Exchange is asking. Can we change the world of Microfinance? Now, most people think of Microfinance as being an industry [...]
October 11 is the third annual “International Day of the Girl Child.” If, like me, you live in the United States, you might be asking yourself, “Is that really the best name the UN could come up with?” And then, [...]
I’ll be honest, the first time I met with Rahham and heard what they were doing, I was a little confused. It didn’t really fit with anything that I imagined Reconciled World being involved with. However, I was struck by [...]
We are two years old. It’s hard to really take in how time has flown. This last year has been all about growth. We added two new Reconciled World partners and seven new TCT projects. We’ve expanded beyond Asia and [...]
People are often surprised to hear about the progress being made in places that are very closed off to access by westerners. Many times, as we tell the stories of what God is doing among persecuted, impoverished churches in places [...]
We’ve likely all observed the scene in a grocery store: a demanding child insisting on some sugary snack that not-so-coincidentally is placed within the reach of said child in the check-out lane. The parent voices some version of “no” and [...]
