What an incredible four days in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico! 

I had the privilege of joining Bethel Church to host a Night of Hope Crusade, and I am still overwhelmed by all that God did. Over the course of two nights, more than 2,500 people gathered to hear the Gospel. We witnessed hundreds of people surrender their lives to Christ, and we saw people healed, delivered, and touched by the power of God.

One of the most emotional moments for me was standing in the middle of hundreds of people praying—watching men, women, and families cry out to God. It’s hard to put into words what it feels like to see lives being transformed right before your eyes. Moments like these remind me why the Gospel is still the hope of the world.

The ministry opportunities didn’t stop there. I was honored to preach on Sunday at Pastor Rico’s church and spend time fellowshipping with pastors over meals, hearing their stories, encouraging one another, and being reminded that we are all part of God’s greater mission.

I return home grateful, humbled, and more convinced than ever that God is still changing lives. Thank you to everyone who prayed, supported, and served. The harvest is plentiful, and there is still work to be done.

May we never lose our passion for reaching people with the love and hope found only in Jesus Christ.

“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” (Romans 10:15)