Addy Kotchakreng has been a team member at The Well for several years. He and his wife, Ann, are pastoring the newly planted church at our Connect building, called Nam Neung Gaew, which translates to “Glass of Water.” Addy shared this update and personal insights about an incident in the neighborhood this spring.
Bpop and Dao have a ministry to those at the bottom, the ones Jesus says his sheep normally care for. Jim sat down to interview them about their heart for the people of Thailand.
We all want to love well, but what happens when love gets complicated? Judy explores how to love even when faced with difficult choices. Drawing inspiration from the Bible, she shares what she has learned about loving others in God’s way.
Anusorn Kotchakreng graduated with a Master’s in Christian Leadership from Wheaton College. Thank you for supporting future leaders in Thailand!
Several months ago, I reconnected with an old friend, Bill Warner, who agreed to record a conversation to introduce the idea of intentional mentoring to our friends and supporters.
When his philosophy professors taught Vishal Mangalwadi that there was no ultimate truth, he decided to look for it. The Book That Made Your World details his conclusion from history that the Bible has positively influenced the world far more than any other source.
In Thailand, where churches are few and personal schedules busy, pastors need to put personal discipleship ahead of everything, even Sunday morning gatherings.
Ever so often, I open Google Earth and explore some remote place, perhaps Illinois, Iowa, or Patagonia, imagining living there until the end of my days. It invokes a feeling of longing, not unlike John’s island in The Pilgrim’s Regress. Judy and I would live… Read More »We Can’t Quit Now
Serving Jesus starts with family. Judy Larson’s dad, 98, recently had to move from home care to a simple nursing home. She reflects on the wonder of life as the end nears.
Join some friends of ours in praying for those enslaved.