Non la is the name of the conical hat that many women wear in Vietnam to keep the sun or rain off their face---a wise accessory for the heat and rain in the country. In Judges 5, the wise prophetess, Deborah, has a song that brings people to … [Read more...]

Outside of many restaurants a display of food ingredients can be seen for what will be served inside. Vietnamese have a delicious dish of snails to share with friends and family, though salty and chewy are not everyone's favorite. When Jesus … [Read more...]

Glittering lights reflect from the Saigon River with decks loaded to cruise during the evening. Our eyes cannot help but be drawn to what sparkles and glows. In the Old Testament, the book of Joshua recounts Achan's answer when confronted by … [Read more...]

Hanh Thong Tay night market sellers await customers to sell their goods. For $5 you can bargain to get yourself as many as 3 t-shirts. The price tells the quality. “He said to him, “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, … [Read more...]

Newspaper, television, and digital media are sources for Vietnamese to stay up to date with local and the news of the world. The very word, 'Gospel', means Good News. Today, pray for the Gospel to be received by Vietnamese whom the Holy Spirit is … [Read more...]