One of my favorite sayings is, “You don’t know what you don’t know.” Well, there’s one thing I DO know, and that is that everywhere I go is so different from other places I’ve been. I’ve visited a lot of countries now, and I look for similarities between them and occasionally find some, but they pale in comparison to the differences. Each country and each location in it is so different, and each people so incredibly different from the last. This is especially surprising in Europe, where the c

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Have a look at Marco and Amy Walz's (ok Amy Walz's) blog entry about what they're cooking and eating in Germany http://blog.marcoamy.com/?p=316 .

It shouldn’t surprise me after all this time, but it still does: most American Christians still don’t realize the need for missionary work in Europe. The urgent need is certainly very real there (meaning there aren’t many Christians or Bible-believing churches), and the door is open. And of course the command of the Lord to go and make disciples of all nations hasn’t changed, and that certainly applies to Europe.

Maybe the part that has us confused is the idea that the door is open… Continue