Joshua Steele · March 14, 2013
Tonight our family was involved in a potentially serious car accident. All five of us were coming home in very snowy weather in a taxi. As the driver tried to execute a left turn across traffic, he lost traction in the snow, and we were broadsided by an oncoming vehicle.
Joshua Steele · February 20, 2013
Joseph is the final hero of faith set forth in the book of Genesis. Though his life represents one of the most compelling illustrations of godly character found anywhere in Scripture, his story contains a deeper lesson, far more valuable than recommendations of devout living.
Joshua Steele · February 13, 2013
The February issue of our newsletter, Overseas Field Report, is now available. This month, we are announcing the CMO 2013 project! In this issue, find out how you can become more involved in sending new laborers to the field. Also included is an update on Bible First progress.
Joshua Steele · January 11, 2013
It wasn’t long before I knew I needed to get State-side. Only a couple of weeks after completing a transition back to Ukraine from Thailand, I flew home to Texas where Kelsie was waiting for me. Her parents had moved up to Calgary, Canada due to a work assignment from Danny’s employer, but Kelsie stayed behind so we could meet and begin to spend time together in person.
Joshua Steele · January 8, 2013
The January issue of our newsletter, Overseas Field Report, is now available. For those of you who haven’t yet heard the news, this issue contains our announcement about the recent release of Bible First Also in this issue: an update on Vasyl and his family.
Joshua Steele · January 4, 2013
As Kelsie and I embarked on what would become a life-long journey together, our relationship was unlike anything I had envisioned. I was still in Thailand and she in Oklahoma. My acquaintance with her family had reached the ripe old age of three weeks, and neither of us had ever seen each other in person. Our budding new friendship sounded more like a success story from an online dating site than a Christian courtship. Yet none involved could deny that God was leading.
Joshua Steele · December 28, 2012
I am told that most young ladies receive a pleasant sort of shock when they learn of a secret admirer. Kelsie was no exception. She, too, had experienced some disappointments before meeting me and had wondered if a man of godly character would ever pursue her. Now, as her father handed over the rolled up parchment, she loosened the ribbon and read my invitation.
Joshua Steele · December 21, 2012
After only three weeks, Danny surprised me by stating that he felt this was of the Lord and that we should tell Kelsie about it. “How would you like to tell her?” he asked.