My recent visit to Bryan and Sierra in Montana left me misty-eyed and in awe.
They gave me permission to share their story.
Keep reading — you’ll be amazed what happens at the end.
Native Americans
“I could kill you,” he said before I walked in…
His roommate had just threatened to kill him when I walked in. I was at Haskell Indian Nations University. I spend about five hours a week here, discipling student leaders who are growing simple churches that meet in various locations around campus. This year they’ve...
Matches and Movements: What Kind of Revival Do We Want?
Josiah sits with a group of us on campus and hears how Jesus calls us to follow Him and be baptized. He confesses Jesus as Lord, we fill up the bathtub, and his friends baptize him. One day, we all take communion together with some fifty-cent, day-old Jimmy John’s...
“Silly Christians” and Seeds for the Gospel
“Silly Christians,” Joe says with a smirk…
An hour later, we see Joe again on campus. I’m filled with faith for this guy.
“Hey, man,” I say as I point my finger at him. “God’s got a great destiny for your life if you’ll stop running from him.”
He smirks at me and walks away. Yes, I feel powerful and mighty.
Twenty feet later, he suddenly stops in his tracks.
Keeping Control
Keeping Control An entire Native American family heard the gospel today as a student in their family was baptized. Brothers, parents, aunts, and friends. But it wouldn't have happened if I'd had my way with things. Let me explain. One of the most difficult things...
Building Bridges; Untying Knots
Sometimes everyday events in our lives have prophetic significance - divine lessons to be mined when we take a moment to step back and ponder. Today I built a bridge with a Native American friend, John* (not his real name). Literally, we built a bridge. There is a...
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