Arriving in my first (and only) overseas posting as a new international school principal was a challenge of confidence at every turn. 

When I used to get my hair cut in Uganda, I’d sit upright so the stylist could snip my curls. But inwardly, I slumped.

Whenever I hear of global workers enjoying success in ministry—growing churches, numerous converts, flourishing discipleship, alleviation of great suffering, and so on—I rejoice over their accomplishments and the advancement of the Gospel. But ano...

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