Many of you friends were praying for our time in Atlanta so I wanted to write a blog post and update you on how it went. This is a bit longer for a blog but that’s because a lot happened during our week there. Why we went: We went to Atlanta (April 4th-13th) primarily for... Continue Reading →
There are many Christians who believe that God is leading them to be missionaries but then never follow through on it because it means they would have to raise all of their own financial support. It’s intimidating for them. I totally get it because it’s intimidating for Hannah and me too. As Cadence International missionaries,... Continue Reading →
As you probably already know, we live in a world that is more connected than ever and yet many people feel more isolated than ever. Why is this? People have Facebook, twitter, and Instagram to stalk... err... I mean, keep in touch with all of their friends and yet STILL feel alone. 100,000 friends and... Continue Reading →
“Contribute to the needs of the saints and seek to show hospitality (Romans 12:13, ESV).” I’ll be honest, I don’t like the stock-image I used for this post. Why? Because it gives the impression that hospitality or showing hospitality has to look a certain way — fancy. The picture makes it look like hospitality takes... Continue Reading →
In part 1 of this two-part series, I told you about how my friend, Dan Evans, helped me during one of the darkest times of my life. In this post, I’m going to tell you about how my good friend, Wes Auldridge, did the same thing and I hope that you catch how... Continue Reading →
Right up front I need to break the ice, I had zero idea what Cadence International was before I was being ministered to by their missionaries. Even then I would have told you it was just a “home away from home,” I was completely unaware of who my friends were employed by. It is more... Continue Reading →
Yes, that’s me trying to look fly but feeling alone, confused, and depressed at 19. I arrived at Elmendorf Air Force Base, in Anchorage, AK on April 24th, 2008. I knew no one and I was far from home. I had made some very poor decisions during my training… like really bad-stupid choices. Needless to... Continue Reading →
Hey all, long time since I posted. (Whoops, this last year got away from me.) I'm in my third and final year of seminary. Lord willing, I will graduate in May, go to Army Chaplain school in South Carolina all summer, and then we will move on to what is next. With the direction God... Continue Reading →
The Pech's Journey 