by e3 Partners | Dec 5, 2021 | Prayer Guide, Prayers, Spiritual Growth
What do you think of when you hear the word “Christmas?” Many people think of the decorations, music, and food, but one thing comes to my mind when I think about Christmas … Christmas is a promise. Every December, presents wait under the tree, gathering...
by e3 Partners | Nov 17, 2021 | Africa, Spiritual Growth, The United States, USA
Hi there! My name is Tom and this is my personal story of how I learned to share the Gospel and multiply believers.
When I was young, I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior, yet it took a while for me to become an actual doer of the Word. After stealing alcohol one...
by e3 Partners | Oct 28, 2021 | Africa, Central Asia, Cross-Cultural Ministry, Middle East, Refugees, Spiritual Growth, The United States, USA
Hello! I’m Jay, an e3 Strategy Coordinator for the MECANA (Middle East, Central Asia, and North Africa) region and I conduct outreach in the Dallas/Fort Worth area among Middle Eastern & Central Asian communities. In our ministry to refugees here in D/FW, we’ve...
by e3 Partners | Oct 3, 2021 | Missional Living, Persecution, Spiritual Growth
Have you ever waited on the Lord? In studying the Bible, believers will observe a number of men and women who did—often for a very long time. But why exactly must we wait for God’s promises to come to pass? Let’s take a closer look at the story of Joseph. In his...
by e3 Partners | Sep 22, 2021 | Asia, Persecution, Spiritual Growth, The Unreached
Hello! I’m Kevin, an e3 Strategy Coordinator for South Asia and I serve in the “10/40 window,” an area including North Africa, the Middle East, and much of Asia, which sits between 10 & 40 degrees north of the equator on a map. The 10/40 window contains vast...
by Jim Shannon | Apr 16, 2020 | Missional Living, Spiritual Growth, Stories of Impact
Learning to Face COVID-19 From Those Saints Who Have Gone Before As we try to find our way during this time of crisis, I think it is instructive to look back at how the Church has responded to similar crises in the past. We keep hearing the word “unprecedented” in...
