And Integral Disciple is someone who submits to Jesus as the king of their life. An Integral Disciple loves God, loves others and makes disciples. An Integral Disciple is committed to growing in every area of life: physical, intellectual, social and spiritual and to teaching other to do the same.
Read More“To put it short, this weekend was eye-opening….”
Read MoreWe can’t wait until we can get back to leading trips on a regular basis. But one thing we have been saying frequently around GO InterNational in the last year and a half is that the Great Commission is not quarantined. Here are some ways you can stay ready to GO!
Read MoreI have known Ivan for many years and even hosted him here in Wilmore, KY, but spending a week working alongside he and his family, seeing them interact and being able to share meals, experiences and ministry took our friendship to a much deeper level.
Read MoreThe exciting part is just a few days prior, another team member had seen this young man in the medical clinic. The young man shared that he had gone to church in the past but wasn't ready to return to Jesus yet. Our team member prayed that God would soften his heart and the Lord answered that prayer!
Read MoreThank you for praying for our medical team to Honduras! God truly blessed our time there as we served alongside our partner Ivan and the five different communities where he has been working over the last six months that were hit hard by the hurricanes in 2020.
Read MoreAt GO InterNational, the Lord has been stirring our hearts toward Integral Disciple Making Movements.
Read MoreIvan, our partner in Honduras, brought food, aid, and the love of Christ to families suffering not only from the COVID pandemic but the devastation of two hurricanes.
Read More“Behold, a sower went out to sow……” Mt 13:3
When Jesus tells the parable of the sower He is speaking about those who love to give God’s Word to others. Forty years ago in 1980, I met Darwin West on a mission trip to Mexico. A businessman from Somerset, KY, he loved to pass out bible tracts in whatever community we found ourselves serving.
Read MoreWe made a mistake.
We thought we set a God-sized goal for our Come to the Table – Fight Against Hunger.
We calculated the amount to support our partners for the next three months as they continued to feed their communities. That number became our goal.
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