by Keith Burnett | Sep 19, 2016 | Missions
Gratitude is a funny thing. The sense of it can be almost overwhelming. And the ability to express it can seem very elusive! But one of the things many people have heard me say repeatedly is: I always want to be like that tenth leper! That is very true. And I always...
by Keith Burnett | Sep 12, 2016 | Missions
ROW is short for Rivers of the World. We are an independent Christian missions organization. This explanation may be necessary for new readers. And checking out ROW’s website (www.row.org) or the About page of this website will tell you a great deal more! ROW...
by Keith Burnett | Aug 25, 2016 | Missions
Let me tell you about my friend Jason Allen and why you need to see his letter. One news broadcast this past Monday night was all about the flood in Louisiana. In some ways it was hard to watch. In other ways it was encouraging because I saw many different ministries...
by Keith Burnett | Aug 11, 2016 | Missions
Did you see the U. S. men’s swim team win gold? There are things I am positive you did not see. Those things are worth much more than the fleeting fame of Olympic gold medals. What were those unseen things and what should we learn from them? Gold: No Griping Or...
by Keith Burnett | Jul 18, 2016 | Missions
In a recent post, Missions At Any Age, I shared the work of the Sewing Circle at Calvary Baptist in Scottsboro. At that time I could only share the work and the intent of these faithful servants. Today, I can show where and how God used their time and talents for His...
by Keith Burnett | Jul 7, 2016 | Missions
Why am I here? We ask that question at various times and in various ways. But it is a universal question. It has been a topic of discussion this week in Samana. How one answers the question determines life’s trajectory. Students in the Mathes Pastor Training...
