Exciting news from Inspire Cambodia.

The only way to describe the transportation system in Cambodia is “organized-chaos.”

People often ask us, “Do you love living in Cambodia?”

The last few months have been trying in many ways, including illnesses, intense spiritual warfare, and coupled with insane heat and high humidity.

My friend Mordegai invited me to do a jungle trip with him.

One of our primary missions is to disciple by teaching and leading local leaders in Cambodia to grow in their faith and become more effective leaders in their church, community, and families.

I went out so Svay Rieng this weekend and had a great time dissecting the Word with the pastors.

This months pastor's conference in Svey Reang was a very special one.

“Inductive” means we use the Bible as the primary source of study to learn about God and what the Bible teaches.

Inductive Bible Study (IBS) involves examining the ideas and words of the text, which leads to the meanings and then the interpretations, which in turn lead the reader to conclusions and applications.

Eight weeks ago the Lord set before me one of the hardest tasks I’ve had to date.

The Pastors Conference in Svey Reang this month did not go as I expected.

We are still making trips once per month to Svey Reang and Kiem Svay to train local pastors in inductive Bible study techniques.

The 2016 Asia/Pacific Rim Conference will be in Chaing Mai, Thailand from September 26th through 29th.

One of my main ministries at Water of Life is teaching English for our English school. I have 40 students in my class which I co-teach with my friend Chou.

In this week's Khmer language video, Curtis has another three phrases for us to practice.

It sure looks like Curtis and friends in Cambodia are having fun making these Khmer videos for us.

Watch the second video in Curtis' Khmer Basics series and keep on practicing.

Curtis put together some basic Khmer language (the official language of Cambodia) training videos!

The Pastors Conferences have been quite fruitful.