Writing

You Know You’re a Missionary When… (33 ways to know!)

By Caleb Suko In Writing missionary, missions 0

I’m wrote this list for two reasons.

I wrote it for you who are fellow missionaries. There’s something cathartic and encouraging knowing that you’re not the only one with these experiences and feelings.

On the Winter River

By Caleb Suko In Writing heaven, poetry 0

This morning I looked out my window here. I saw a very frozen river and so I wrote this poem for you.

Why You Should Listen to the Entire Bible This Year -5 Reasons

By Caleb Suko In New, Writing audio bible, Bible 0

For the last two years I’ve made my way through the entire audio Bible primarily thanks to Brian Hardin and his Daily Audio Bible podcast.

Is It OK to Judge Others?

By Caleb Suko In New, Writing No tags 0

“Don’t judge me” has become the anthem of tolerance in the West. When people pull the “don’t judge me” card I feel like I’m in the 3rd grade again playing imaginary laser tag with my friend who,

Five Truths Mass Shootings Can Teach the Church

By Caleb Suko In New, Writing gun control, shooting 1

Mass shootings have become so ordinary that they are now part of our culture.

Refugees Ask “Is God Punishing Us?”

By Caleb Suko In New, Writing No tags 0

“Why did this happen? Is God Punishing Us?”

A refugee brought that question up to our group of about 20 refugees from Eastern Ukraine after Sunday’s outreach.

Slavic Pastor Vitaly Korchevsky Arrested for Stealing Millions in a Hacking Scheme

By Caleb Suko In Writing church, church leaders 1

Pictures of Pastor Vitaly Korchevsky in handcuffs being escorted by a FBI agent as he was arrested this week shocked much in the Christian Slavic world.