What God did in 2019!

Greetings Everyone,

I am humbled as I reflect back on 2019. God did amazing things. If you had asked me last January if I would be where I am at today, I would not believe you. God moved in such radical ways! I covered a few of them in the video. Still, I would like to say that it was a year of miracles and recognize God for ALL of the fantastic things he did in me, through me, and in and through my family.

It was also a year where God ministered deeply to my heart that I am exactly where He wants me to be. I’ve had the privilege of leading SGWM for almost fifteen years and I am watching God explode all of our ministries all over the world. The phrase – “don’t despise the days of small beginnings” is a common echo in my mind. I think back to the days in South Asia where we were meeting with four guys in a room smaller than my office. Today, we have four Bible college campuses and dozens of church plants in that region alone. Furthermore, God has birthed a training program through SGWM that I have been praying for for years. God is on the move and is bringing His name glory among the nations and it is a thrill to be apart of His plan.

Lastly, as I mentioned in the video, I graduated last year from Liberty University with a Bachelor’s degree in Biblical and Theological Studies. I also finished my first semester of my Master’s degree in the same field. Lord willing, I will finish this degree in about a year and a half and I am already scoping out a Ph.D. program.

It has indeed been a blessing to serve the Lord in this capacity for the past 15 years. I never thought I would be where I am at. God’s plans were radically different than my own. But I would have it no other way! I thank you for your years of faithful prayers and financial support, and I hope that you can see the radical fruit that is abounding towards your eternal reward. I would love to share with you in more detail of all the things that the Lord has done/is doing. If you would like to meet up, please don’t ever hesitate to reach out to me. I would be thrilled!

God Bless,
Pastor Mike

Massey Family May 2019 Update


Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest
if we do not give up.”___ Galatians 6:9

Greetings from Pakistan! We hope and pray for all of you to be fine and happy. The summer has started here, and it’s difficult time for most of the people  around us, specially the brick makers and other people who live under the poverty line, a life without basic needs. The power outage makes the life miserable in this time of the year, many diseases breakout, but we praise God that we and all people in our church are fine. Lord is opening doors for us to reach more people in different areas and in this update we want to share with you about that:

Call from Desert


81 Years Old Man visits us from desert area to seek help. We gave him an Audio Bibles.

For a few months, the Lord has been putting on our mind and heart the south part of our province. That is very poor area and the large majority lives without basic needs, mainly clean water to drink. As we started praying about that part of the province, we have been contacted by three different men so far who are serving in that area. They are mainly working among Christians and some Hindu tribes. They reached us because of the Free Literature of World Missionary Press that Calvary Chapel distributes in the country. They need Urdu Bibles; they need to be reached and taught. Because of the poverty, the children are not sent to schools. There are many health issues and and many other along with one major problem of lack of drinking water.

Right now I don’t know how we can start reaching and ministering to these people. We have Audio Bibles provided by “Faith Comes by Hearing” and we are sending some to these people in that area. We have put prayer requests for 100 Urdu Bibles on our facebook Prayer Group page. Please pray for these people; help us know if there are possibilities to help these people in other ways other than just providing them Bibles. We are praying to support some of the men working in that area to work effectively and properly. Please keep the need and these people in your prayers. Please share the need with friends and family who can co-labor with us in any possible way in this geographically and spiritually deserted area.

Calvary Foundation Youth Fellowship

This is our group of young people; we have weekly meeting and “Discipleship Class” with them. Every Saturday we meet at my home and we are training these young ones to grow in the understanding of the Word of God. There is a “Born Blind” guy named Saqib, he comes and teaches children music. He even leads worship at our both Sunday meetings. We have people like Honey Manzoor who is willing to come and teach at some Saturdays along with me. We have some movie days with these people where we watch the movies on lives of different missionaries. Last Sunday we watched a movie on the life of William Carey.

This fellowship was stopped for a time but praise God that we are meeting again and are able to invest our time, energy and the Word of God into the lives of these young men and women to help them grow as confident Christians. We are praying for some of these to become missionaries and reach other areas with the Word of God. As Lord allows, we reach more and more young people with the Word challenging them to study it and lead their lives as witness of Jesus Christ our Lord.

Another Church Planted

We have planted church at two places, one is in the town, one outside the town in a village. 

We have morning service in the city and evening service in the villages. Besides this, we have Friday Fellowship with the brick makers; we have a regular church service with them. Recently we came across a group of people in a village that was abandoned by Roman Catholic church. They have a small place for prayer and worship but were totally unreached for being very poor and not able to give much to the ministers pastors reaching them.

We have adopted these people as our brothers and sisters in Christ and after our meeting with Brick Makers in the morning of every  Friday, we are reaching this group in the afternoon of Fridays. Most of the people in this group are also brick makers. They have so many educational and health problems, we are currently able to fulfill their spiritual need only. Please pray for their other needs also and if you know people and some organizations or church projects that are interested to serve in Education and Health fields, please share with them about these precious people. 

Thank you very much for your faithful prayer support, your love and encouragement for us in so many different and wonderful ways.

We love you, God bless you and your family!

In Christ Jesus,
The Massey Family

Gause Family April 2019 Update

Ministering to the People

We think about serving the Lord, our thoughts often turn to what we can accomplish or what work needs to be done.  This is definitely a part of ministry, but it is the people that we minister to that are the objective within ministry. I was reminded of this throughout the month of March as our family was blessed to minister alongside other churches while serving those who have great need.  

We were blessed to help out at a medical brigade in early March.  We went to downtown Tijuana and ministered to the homeless while others attended to their medical needs.  My good friend Gil Garcia brought some brothers and sisters from Calvary Chapel Rosedale to serve alongside us.  The body of Christ was able to meet the needs of more than 500 people, truly a blessing.

In late March Calvary Chapel Buhl brought 20 youth and 10 adults to come and serve for a week here in Playas, Tijuana.  This was an incredible group of youth as they were bold through evangelism and effective in outreach. They performed a biblical drama at a public school, shared the Jesus film and drama in local colonias, served people at the Tijuana dump and ministered to families in tent city, did construction at a nearby church plant and ministered to our body of believers as well.  The objective to minister to the hearts of the lost as well as the saved were met, through God’s provision, for God’s glory.

Our family is doing well. The Lord is so faithful to provide, He seems to know just what we need, when we need it. Ryan has enjoyed building relationships with people at the local parks through the handball/racketball ministry and local rehabs. Karen stays busy with homeschooling the kids and being involved with women’s ministry. The kids have been able to visit Bible colleges, participate in the SoCal Harvest Crusade, and build homes for people in Tijuana and Rosarito these past few months. Jamie is excited to work at a local health food cafe in Playas. Brian is almost ready to graduate and is working at a produce store started by a couple from church, their heart is to share the love of Christ to the community in Playas. R.J is busy with basketball, and soccer. Mackenzie is a diligent student and has volunteered to do children’s ministry for the school of ministry at church. We are a blessed family to be supported by such a great group of brothers and sisters in Christ. Thank you so much as you serve the Lord through your physical and spiritual support of the Gause family, serving the Lord in Mexico. 

Thank you for your prayers and faithful support!

Blessings from the Gause family,
Ryan, Karen, Jamie, Brian, Ryan, and Mackenzie serving Jesus in Tijuana, Mexico.

Church Planting in the Middle East & a Tour of the Holy Land

Greetings,

Almost fifteen years ago, God called me to be a leader within a church planting movement and for the past fifteen years, I have been at the helm as the Director of Saving Grace World Missions. The years have proven to be radically fruitful and the Lord has moved in ways that are beyond comprehension. The Lord has used me to be involved in facilitating church planting in Africa, Europe, Asia, South and Central America, and Australia. It has been a thrill! In fact, over the past few years, I have seen over 35 churches planted in Mexico, Africa, and Asia. However, ever since I was a teenager, my heart was burdened for the middle east and the Muslim world. It’s the part of the world that is the hardest to penetrate both practically and spiritually.

Over the past few years, as I have been praying for the Muslim world, I have seen the Lord start to move some people into my sphere that feel the call to go to and preach the Gospel in the Middle East. After a lot of prayer and planning with these individuals, the Lord has lead us to take a vision tour to the Middle East (I am being intentionally vague on the location due to the sensitive nature of the area).

What is a vision tour? Well, it is similar to when Moses sent the spies to scout out the Promised Land. It is a reconnaissance mission where we focus on gathering information, meeting with key individuals, and spending a lot of time in prayer. The information gleaned from this trip will help us develop a plan of action for both the SGWM home office and the individuals that feel called to go and serve in this land. I will be traveling over with the rest of the team at the end of this month (March).

Next, I am overjoyed that I get to be a part of a joint Israel tour with a few different Calvary Chapels. After we finish the vision tour, I will head over to Israel to join the Israel tour. This will be my first time in Israel! I have been serving in full-time pastoral ministry for fifteen years and teach the Bible multiple times a week. This tour will prove to be invaluable in my pursuit of biblical education. It will make me a better Bible teacher. It is also positioned in the middle of finishing my BA in Biblical and Theological studies and the start of my MDiv program beginning in the Fall. Needless to say, I am incredibly excited about this trip.

Like all travel, these trips cost a lot of money. I want to ask that you prayerfully consider posting a one-time donation to help cover the cost of these trips. All missionary support is tax deductible, and you can access my missionary giving link through my missionary blog on SGWM.com or clicking the link below. Lastly, like our missionaries serving overseas and living off of support, I am a missionary serving here State side and living off of support. If you value the vision I have put forth in leading the charge in church planting all over the world, would you consider becoming a monthly financial partner? You can do that by clicking on the same link below.

God Bless,
Pastor Mike

God is on the Move in the Jungle​s of Brazil

Our time in Brazil has come to an end. In just a few hours we will head out to the airport to begin our long journey home. We are all very eager to get back and see our families after this 18-day trip. Brazil is an amazing and multifaceted country with enormous diversity and a range of hurdles when it comes to Church planting. In the midst of this monumental task, the Miller’s have been called to a church planting ministry amongst the Apurinã people who reside deep in the interior of the Amazon Jungle.

We arrived in Manaus on Tuesday, February 5th. After spending a day in the city getting organized and prepared for our week in the jungle, we headed out on a two-hour bus ride followed by a 10-11 hour speed boat ride up the river and into the heart of the Amazon jungle. This is my second time in the Amazon. Twenty years ago, on a senior mission trip, I was in the jungles of Equador. It was there that God confirmed my calling to full-time ministry and missions. Over the past twenty years, I have never looked back nor have I regretted stepping out in faith and obedience to God’s call on my life. Being back in the jungle twenty years later was a thrill. Words cannot describe, nor do pictures tell the full story of how breathtaking and incredibly beautiful it is. Also, as I sat on the end of our boat in the middle of a seven-mile-wide river, with impenetrable jungle on either side, I was taken back by the immensity of this land. People say that when you see the Grand Canyon, it doesn’t disappoint. I imagine that is the same when you see the vastness of this place.

After we arrived in the Apurinã village and unpacked, we headed house to house to great each of the 50 (ish) families in the village. They are such a beautiful and precious people. However, they live in the middle of an extremely difficult and hostile place. The jungle is oppressive on many levels. The heat and humidity alone are enough to drive anyone to their breaking point. Pile on the millions of bugs that want a drink of your blood, the poisonous snakes and spiders, and the cultural and language gulf that lies between the American missionary and the Apurinã people, the task becomes unmanageable. However, the Miller’s have counted the cost, learned the language, and have made the village their home away from home. It was a privilege seeing their family adapt right into the village life and to see their deep love for the people and the people’s love for them. God is truly using them to further the Gospel amongst these people.

In the main Apurinã village, there is a church plant already established and a solid leadership getting raised up. God has even raised up a few Apurinã missionaries that they will be sending out to establish Bible teaching churches in other Apurinã villages. During our time in the village, we were able to hose nightly Bible studies where most of the village showed up hungry for the Word of God. It is clear that God is doing some radical things amongst these people and has a vast ministry call on their lives to reach farther into the jungle.

I could go on and on with all kinds of incredible stories, but I will end it here. I want to thank you all for your prayers and faithful support over the years which has set me free in my calling to minister to missionaries, to help lead the charge, and to facilitate church planting all over the world. As I head home from this trip, I am overwhelmed at all that the Lord has allowed me to be involved in and I am looking forward to heading to the Middle East in two months on a church planting vision tour amongst the Muslim world. Stay tuned!

If you are a current financial partner, I would like to say thank you! If you would like to get behind the ministry that God has called me to, please click the link below.

God Bless,
Pastor Mike

Peru or Bust! The First Leg of Our Journey

Greetings,

Our time in Peru has come to an end. We get on a plane tomorrow and head for the jungles of Brazil. The past six days in Peru have been a total blessing and filled with God-ordained ministry. The first leg of our journey in Peru was in Cajamarca where John Bonner planted a church and a Bible College. Our primary purpose during our stay in Cajamarca was to host a prayer retreat with our four Peru missionary families. This was a simple two-day retreat where we taught through the armor of God and had a time where every family shared what was going on in their lives and ministries and then we spent time praying over each family. It was an incredibly fruitful time and we were able to interact and fellowship with each of our missionaries.

Saving Grace World Missions – Peru Missionaries
A time of praise and worship with our missionaries

From Cajamarca, we flew back down to Lima and then took a two and a half hour bus ride to Huacho where the Tippie family has planted a Calvary Chapel. The primary purpose of this portion of the trip was to plan out the youth summer missions trip coming up in June, but it turned into so much more than that. The Tippie’s have a thriving and youthful church filled with passion for Jesus Christ. We were able to attend both a youth night and a Sunday morning service. God is truly moving here in Huacho and I am more excited than ever to lead our summer youth team down here in June. It’s going to be EPIC!

Please continue to pray for the rest of the team and me as we head out on a long journey to Manous. Once we arrive, we will spend a day with the Millers in the city and then we will be heading up the Amazon into the jungle for a seven day trip into the interior. Pray that God keeps us all safe, healthy, and united.

Our Team – Trent, Tim, Joel, Mike

Lastly, thank you so much for your faithful prayers and support over the years. God is truly doing some phenomenal things through SGWM and I am privileged to be leading the charge. Please remember that as our overseas missionaries, I too live off of monthly support. If you are interested in becoming a ministry partner in the furtherance of the Gospel, please click the link below.

God Bless,
Pastor Mike

Help Send Pastor Mike to Uganda

God has been doing some amazing work in Uganda through our SGWM missionaries there. It’s been seven years since I last stepped foot in Uganda, so it is time for me to get on the ground and see the work first-hand and encourage our missionaries. We currently have six missionary families there that I am planning to spend time with and see their ministries. 

I wrote a letter titled, “Three Reasons Why Sending Churches Should Visit Their Missionaries” that you might be interested in reading. 

I am planning on flying over at the end of May (the date might shift to October), but I need to raise funding for my trip. I am reaching out to you to ask for your prayerful consideration in helping me raise these funds. You can CLICK HERE to donate a one-time gift, but if you allowed me to be honest for one moment, it would be massively helpful if you also would consider becoming a monthly supporter.  For example, if I got ten people to support me $20 per month, that would provide more then enough finances to do this trip once a year. 
 
I am excited to see what the Lord is going to do on this trip and I am overjoyed by the opportunity to go and minister to our missionaries. 

If you are interested in donating a one-time gift for this trip OR signing up as an ongoing supporter, please CLICK HERE.  If you would like to do both, you will need to do this twice, the first time you can post a one-time gift and the second time you can sign up as a monthly contributor. 

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this and for your consideration in helping me get to Uganda. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask.
 
God Bless,
Pastor Mike

A New Vision to Start Bible Colleges All Over the World

Serving the Lord is always a thrill, but the past six months have been especially exciting. No doubt you have read in my previous updates that we have been blessed with the addition of a few new SGWM staff members and some fantastic, committed volunteers. It is an answer to twelve years of prayer. I can finally breathe a little, focus on pastoral ministry with our missionaries, and lead SGWM into the future. The additional staff and help couldn’t have come at a better time either as SGWM has been exploding with new missionary applicants and ministry opportunities from all over the world. It is such an honor leading this phenomenal team of world changers.

 

 

In the context of God adding more individuals to the SGWM home office, I wanted to share some exciting news and a potential opportunity. My friend Gary Barrow, who served with SGWM for many years in Germany and was a missionary in Europe for fifteen years has started the process of transitioning his family and support raising effort to join our home office staff. He will (Lord willing) be coming alongside of me to help manage and develop our video-based Bible colleges. I shared last month how the Lord gave me a vision when I was in South Asia last year to try to teach live through a video conferencing software. When I got home, I tested it and through Skype was able to teach live from my office in California into a very closed area in South Asia. Since then, I have organized ten different pastors and Bible teachers and created a teaching schedule where we can through live video teach Monday through Friday in South Asia. So far, we have taught (or are currently teaching) John, Acts, Romans, Ephesians, 1st Timothy, 2nd Timothy, Titus, 1st Peter, 2nd Peter and Old Testament History. I sense that the Lord wants to grow this vision into something substantially larger than this one location. I would like to see this extend to our bases in Pakistan, Nepal, Africa, two more location in South Asia, and a few undisclosed locations in the heart of the Middle East. Also, I would like to see our teacher base grow and add dozens of pastors to the lineup. Growing this vision will be a huge task and Gary will be a monumentally important addition to seeing this vision come to fruition. I implore you to join with me in prayer that the Lord would bring all the needed pieces into place.

 

 

I know that I shared last month about my weekly missions Bible study that I have been leading with my good friend Pastor Nadeem from Pakistan. Last week (January 25th) two of Nadeems leaders were able to join our meeting, and I felt lead to change up the teaching and was able to teach about the need for unity and love within a mission team. It was amazing listening to Nadeem translate my English into Urdu and to dialogue with these amazing men of God. Then yesterday (February 1st), Nadeem and I, along with our SGWM staff, were able to dialog how worship is the ultimate goal of missions. We are going through John Piper’s book ‘Let The Nations Be Glad’ and are having a phenomenal time. Yesterday before we closed, Nadeem had shared how this study has rocked his paradigm and has deepened his theological view of missions.

 

 

Lastly, Nadeem also sent me a very humbling video that really blessed me. I’d like to share it with you also.

 

Thank you so much for taking the time to read this update and for your faithful prayers and support. If you would like to become a financial supporter and partner with me in this ministry please visit my Support Page.

God Bless,
Pastor Mike

Exciting New Vision And Direction

 

This is my friend Gary Barrow with Pastor Trent (left) and myself. We were able to meet last week and discuss some exciting new vision and direction for his life and ministry. He’s praying about coming on staff with SGWM and is currently seeking to move to OC and increase his support. Gary and his family served as missionaries in Europe for 15 years and would be a tremendous addition to our team. Please keep them in your prayers. Please check out his most recent update;  https://sgwm.com/barrow/

God Bless,
Pastor Mike Thiemann

 

 

The Books I Read in 2017

Last year at this time, I read a blog post from my friend Joel Garcia about his goal to read 50 books in one year. I am an avid reader, and naturally, this post caught my eye. Joel and I then set out to read one book a week in 2017. Throughout the year we kept each other accountable, and both of us made it. You can visit Joel’s blog to check out his 2017 list.

To be honest, this was a challenge. As a High School Pastor, I study and have read bits-and-pieces of dozens upon dozens of commentaries (which are not included in the list below) as I put together at least two sermons per-week. Also, as you might know, I am taking anywhere from twelve to eighteen credits per-semester, with three semesters in a year, through Liberty University. Most of my course textbooks are listed below (LU) and most of these I read two to three times each as I needed to know the content to pass the class. Lastly, I did not include my Bible readings from this year in the list below.

I thoroughly enjoyed this challenge and will be continuing it into 2018 with a slightly different goal. My son Malachi and I have challenged each other to read the Bible as many times as we can in one-year. The winner gets a $50 Amazon gift card (of course, he is going to get a gift card no matter what). He just finished listening to the whole Bible (minus the Song of Solomon) last week. I’ve also given him a headstart for 2018, and he has already made it halfway through Exodus. Along with this, my focus in 2018 will be towards Biblical and Systematic Theology books. There is a series of 39 books I would like to purchase called New Studies in Biblical Theology which Logos Bible Software lists at $370. Also, MacArthur recently released a Systematic Theology book called Biblical Doctrine that I would like to go through along with Grudem and Geisler’s Systematic Theology books. So 2018 might look a little different than this year as my goal of reading one book a week might not be practical as most of these books (not including the NSBT books) are five to eight hundred pages each.

Lastly, before I list the books that I read this year, please note that just because I read these book does not mean I agree with them or would recommend them. As a pastor and a full-time Bible student, I read books from many points of view and I never shy from reading books from a point of view that I disagree with or would consider heretical. If would like to know my thoughts on any of the books listed, please contact me, and I’ll be happy to give you my opinion.

2017 Books

  • A Theology for the Church – Daniel Akin (LU)
  • According to Plan – Graeme Goldsworthy (LU)
  • Biblical Theology in the Life of the Church – Michael Lawrence, Thomas R. Schreiner (LU)
  • Biblical Preaching – Haddon Robinson
  • Can I Be Sure I’m Saved? – R. C. Sproul
  • Can I Trust the Bible – R. C. Sproul
  • Convert: From Adam to Christ – Emilio Ramos
  • Daniel and Esther: Israel in Exile – John MacArthur
  • Developing the leader within you – John Maxwell
  • Everyday Evangelism – Ben Gutierrez (LU)
  • Everyday Theology – Etzel and Small (LU)
  • Every Young Man’s Battle – Arterburn and Stoeker
  • Every Young Woman’s Battle – Ethridge and Arterburn
  • Faith Alone – Schreiner
  • Faith Alone – Sproul
  • Finding Ourselves in World Literature – Mark Schmidt
  • Follow Me – David Platt
  • Freedom of the Will – Jonathan Edwards
  • Friend Raising – Barnett
  • From Topic to Thesis – Michael Kibbe (LU)
  • God is the Gospel – John Piper
  • God’s Word Alone- Matthew Barrett
  • Gospel Centered Youth Ministry – TGC
  • How to study the Bible – D. L. Moody
  • Hudson Taylor’s Spiritual Secret – Taylor
  • Introducing Christian Doctrine – Millard J. Erickson (LU)
  • Institutes of the Christian Religion (mostly read) – Calvin
  • Leading with Cultural Intelligence – David Livermore (LU)
  • Let the Nations be Glad – Piper
  • Life By Design – Detwiler, Mitchell & Reichenbach (LU)
  • Men of the Bible – D. L. Moody
  • Ministering Cross-Culturally – Lingenfelter and Mayers (LU)
  • New Covenant Theology – Wells and Zaspel
  • None Other – John MacArthur
  • On Being a Missionary – Hale and Daniels
  • Perspectives on the World Christian Movement (LU)
  • Reading the Bible supernaturally – John Piper
  • Spiritual Leadership – J. Oswald Sanders
  • Student Ministry Essentials – Vandegriff and Brown
  • Taking God at His Word – Keven DeYoung (LU)
  • The Attributes of God – Pink
  • The Christ of the Covenants – Robertson
  • The Gospel According to Jesus – MacArthur
  • The Gospel According to Paul – John MacArthur
  • The Hobbit – JRR Tolkien
  • The King Jesus Gospel – Scot McKnight (LU)
  • The Mingling of Souls – Matt Chandler
  • The Pursuit of God – A. W. Tozer
  • The Seven Signs: Seeing the Glory of Christ in the Gospel of John – Anthony T. Selvaggio (LU)
  • The Truth About Forgiveness – John MacArthur
  • The Total Money Makeover – Ramsey
  • The 40 Most Influential Christians – Darryl Aaron
  • Unlocking the Scriptures – Hanz Finzel (LU)
  • Unraveling the Origins Controversy – David DeWitt (LU)
  • What is Biblical Theology – James Hamilton (LU)
  • What is the Gospel? Bryan Chapell
  • What is the Gospel? – Greg Gilbert
  • Who is the Holy Spirit? – R. C. Sproul
  • You Can Understand the Book of Revelation – Skip Heitzig
  • Your Guide to Writing Quality Research Papers (mostly read) – Vyhmeister (LU)
  • 20 Basics Every Christian Should Know – Wayne Grudem
  • 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership – John Maxwell

The discipline of reading has vastly disappeared from our culture. We do, however, waste our nights numbing our minds in front of a TV. I know the excuses people have for why they can not read – “I’m to busy.” I’ll go you schedule to schedule and prove to you that you are not to busy to invest in furthering your knowledge and deepening your character by picking up and reading a book. You do not need to read as much as I did, but I would encourage you to start developing a habit of reading in your day-to-day life, especially a habit of reading the Bible. Make a goal for 2018 to read through the Bible from cover to cover at least once and pick one book per-month to tackle. That is a very obtainable goal. You might need to wake up a half an hour earlier, but you can do it.

May God rightly bless you this year as you seek to know and understand Him more.

God Bless,
Pastor Mike


Pastor Mike and his wife Erin serve state-side as full-time missionaries through Saving Grace World Missions and raise their own missionary support. If you would like to partner with Pastor Mike and Erin to help them further the ministry of Missions Training, please click the “ways to give” image below.