Supernatural School of Ministry in Central Asia
Counting Failures
Answered Prayers: - Prayer has been huge daily and I see that the more I pray, Father is giving me even more heart and vision for prayer movement in Artesia. Spirit come! - In this season of transition and summer coming, many workers are leaving for furlough, however, we are noticing that Father is bringing back or sending more workers in the field! Thank you for praying for workers being sent out into the harvest in Artesia. We got a new team member! She’s a recent grad from California with Engineering background hoping to work for future water projects in the villages. Lift her transitions... Read more
Year of Betas
Answered Prayers: My teacher Raj has been doing a lot better. Her mood has been better, less anxiety when talking about family, and more at peace. After prayers about PoP’s, my leader met this one local who had a life-changing dream encountering love of Jsus and now, he is reading and understands the vision of DMM, he is asking and wanting to be used to share The Gospel in his village! Praise God! Year of 2017 will be about trying new things and also the year of failing. My team leader and I are currently in conversation about potential projects for the summer from hosting a STT (Short-Term... Read more
Chapter 2
Answered Prayers: The training on disciple making movements that happened with local fellowships was an answered prayer, as more locals are catching the vision of being a movement in Artesia. Hallelujah! The overnight prayer session that we held in intercession for workers and our country was a success. God has showed us of the plentiful harvest and more open doors. In regards to my previous request of creative ways to integrate different areas of my life, I feel that 1) God is showing me certain people from one group and helping me cross-network and 2) God is asking me to say no to certain... Read more
Transition #3 - Obey & Clarity
Christmas and New Year’s passed and I admit that it was tough being across the world from home and family. I spent Christmas with another team and for a good amount of time, I couldn’t help but think of traditions and annual holiday celebrations back home with company of my family and home fellowship. Morning of Christmas, when I woke up and spent the whole morning alone, it hit me hard that I still didn’t have a place of “home” here. Even here, I feel like I am giving portion of myself to multiple groups; Korean community, non-Korean expats, Sunday fellowship, and locals. I am realizing how... Read more