Mighty Grace Ministries

05/01/2025

05/01/2025

Please help me congratulate Wadson and Beria on their wedding. Wadson is the pastor of our church in Lagrange(my village) and co-pastor of another church in Saint-Marc. Please pray for them that God will continue to bless them, watch over them, and protect them in this new journey of life.

12/09/2024

Our hope is in the promises of God/Espwa nou se nan pwomès Bondye yo

What promises of God guide your life? For apostle Paul, it is “in the hope of eternal life, which God, who does not lie, promised before the beginning of time“ Titus 1:2. While salvation is our ultimate motivation from day to day, we also have immediate promise here and now that feeds our hope concerning our ultimate salvation. We need to hear God’s words daily to find those promises. When we face difficult questions and circumstances in our daily lives, we should look for God’s promises in his word. God does not lie, nor can he lie. We can take him at his word.
What does God say about our need for safety, food, children, and house, for our needs here and now? He will take care of us and never forsake us. Our hope is in his promise of eternal life, also tied to our confidence that he will take care of us now. Thus, It is one worth fighting and suffering with dignity for. “Acts 26:6. And now it is because of my hope in what God has promised our ancestors that I am on trial today.” Paul is imprisoned because he held on and preached the promise of eternal life.

Ki pwomès Bondye ki gide lavi w? Pou apot Pòl, se “ nan esowa lavi etènèl, Bondye ki pa bay manti, te pwomèt anvan fondasyon kreyasyon yo” Tit 1:2. Pandan ke lavi etènel se motivasyon nou chak jou, nou gen pwomès Bondye imedya sou tè a, kounye a ki pou nouri espwa nou konsènan sali etènel nou. Nou bezwen tande pawòl Bondye chak jou pou nou jwenn pwomès sa yo. Lè nou fè fas ak kesyon e sikonstans difisil nan lavi nou chak jou, nou dwe chèche pwomès Bondye nan pawòl li. Bondye pa bay manti, ni li pa ka bay manti. Nou ka fè pawol li konfyans. Ki sa Bondye di sou bezwen nou genyen pou sekirite, manje, timoun, ak kay, pou bezwen nou sou tè sa a, kounye a? Li ap pran swen nou epi li p'ap janm abandone nou. Espwa nou an se nan pwomès lavi etènèl li a, ki mare tou ak konfyans nou ke li ap pran swen nou kounye a. Kidonk, Li vo pou nou goumen e soufri ak diyite pou li “Travay 26:6. “Kounyeya, yo rele m an jijman paske m'ap tann pwomès Bondye te fè zansèt nou yo.” Pòl te nan devan jij paske li te kenbe e preche pwomès lavi etènèl la.

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12/02/2024

Meet Wisly Sertilus

I had the opportunity to meet Wisly’s father. He is a great father and a husband. Wisly is correct to say, “My parent work hard.” His parent works on the farm. They both have very little education, so they want to make sure Wisly and their three other children have a good education.
Wisly is one of the originals and undoubtedly the most intelligent kid in the group. He is funny and has a great sense of humor. He is playful with others and very protective of his younger siblings.
When I asked Wisly who had influenced his life the most, he told me one of his aunts, Silamène Georges, also had the highest education. Wisly love to cook rice. Soccer and playing dominos with his friends are his favorite hobbies. I had the opportunity to play soccer and even cook rice with Wisly in the woods. He is a fine young man. He accepted Jesus as his savior when he was fifteen years old. “My greatest hope is God,” he concluded. His favorite Bible verse is Psalms 23. It is a privilege that God will use people like you and me to make a lasting difference in Wisly’s life. Wisly is currently not sponsored for next year. His school is $ 4 a month or $47 a year. With a paid education, Wisly has hope for a better tomorrow.

11/25/2024

Our hope in Christ is eternal/Espwa nou nan Christ se yon bagay etènel

Josef Pieper said, "Hope, like love, is one of the very simple, primordial dispositions of the living person." A man with no hope is not alive. While the unbelievers constantly search for hope, when they find one, it lasts for a second, and then they are on the hunt for it again; we who believe in Christ have a solid and settled hope. Corinthians 15:19 reminds us of that when it states, "If only for this life we have hope in Christ, we are of all people most to be pitied." Our hope in Christ is eternal living hope as Christ lives eternally.

Our hope begins and ends in Christ 1 Timothy 1:1. It is the foundation of everything we do and believe. Our hope in Christ goes beyond this life and all its present blessings. This hope is the voice that keeps telling us, "Our troubles are for a fleeting moment." Christ's resurrection is the essence of our hope; without it, we are to be pitied. Where Christ is there, we have hope to be. This hope is our anchor in present suffering. The faith in the resurrection is fundamental to our hope. On this hope, we sit as we silently bear our troubles, and the world looks at us and says, "What is it about Christians that they live as if everything has already worked out for them and that they have no fear." It is the hope I see in the eyes of the children in my village. We thank you for making it possible for us to continue reminding them of this hope.

Josef Pieper di, “Espwa, tankou lanmou, se youn nan dispozisyon trè senp, ki enpòtan anpil pou tout moun kap viv”. Yon nonm ki pa gen espwa pap viv. Pandan ke enkwayan yo toujou ap chèche espwa, lè yo jwenn youn, li dire pou yon segonn, epi answit yap chèche pi rèd ankò; nou ki kwè nan Kris gen yon espwa solid ki etabli.1 Korentyen 15:19 fè nou sonje sa lè li deklare, “Si espwa nou gen nan Kris la se sèlman pou lavi sa a li bon, nou se moun ki pi malere ki ta gen sou latè.” Espwa nou nan Kris la se yon bagay etènèl menm jan Kris la ap viv pou tout tan.

Espwa nou komanse e fini ak Kris Timote 1:1. Se sa nou kwè nan tout sa nap fè. Espwa nou nan Kris la ale pi lwen pase lavi sa a ak tout benediksyon nou kapab jwenn kounye a. Se rezon ki garanti nou, “Problèm nou yo se pou yon ti moman.” Rezirèksyon Kris la se baz espwa nou; san li, nou se pi gwo malere. Kote Kris la ye nou gen espwa pou nou ye. Espwa sa a se fòs nou nan soufrans nou ye jodi an. Lafwa nan rezirèksyon Kris la se asirans nou. Se sou espwa sa a nou chita, ki fè nou konfronte problèm nou yo an silans, e mond lan gade nou epi yo di: “Ki sa ki genyen nan kretyen yo konsa, ki koz yo viv tankou tout bagay deja regle pou yo san perèz?.” Se espwa mwen wè nan sousi timoun nan vilaj mwen an. Nou remèsye w dèske w fèl posib poun kontinye raple yo espwa sa a.

11/11/2024

Meet Farah Alexis

I met Farah Alexis in 2011, when she was seven years old, in a group of seven other kids, which I call the originals. Though I had dreamed of impacting my village since middle school and had no doubt God would use me someday, that day, seeing Farah and her other friends that summer, I knew it was a divine connection. The whole group followed me everywhere I went that week in the village. I spent that week walking with them around the village and praying that God would open the door to start an orphanage in the town. I felt a deep love and compassion from those children I never felt before. I love them with my whole heart. Right there, I saw my life with them.

I recently reconnected with Farah, and she told me a funny story about how her mother gave birth to her in a Haitian-built toilet. Her mom thought she had to use the bathroom. Instead, she was in child labor. Her mother passed away when Farah was a child, and she doesn’t remember much of her, but the story of her birth reminds her of her mom. She is close to her dad. Her father works on the farm and fishing to provide for her and her three older brothers. I admire her effort and her love for others.

We started paying Farah school in 2012 with $40 a year. This was the beginning of God’s direction for our vision for the village. We hoped that God would continue using us in Farah’s life. MGM agreed to help Farah with her education to create a better tomorrow. Supporting one child at a time is a considerable way to educate and deliver Haiti out of poverty. Farah is now 19 years old. She goes to school in the city, and her education costs $223. She enjoys playing Mayél with her best friend, Chrisla, who was also part of the original group.

While in Haiti two years ago, Farah would bring me food on Sunday after services. Her act of kindness stirred my heart. She told me, “I am growing in the gospel. My greatest hope is Jesus and no one else.” Her favorite verse is John 3:16. You can change the world by changing one child’s life, starting with her education.

11/04/2024

Stay tune to learn about each student www.mightygraceministries.org support with school. Pray about how God would want you to be part of their future. There will be a short devotion every other week to start your day. Thank you for joining us in advancing God’s Kingdom.

Spiritual formation in Haiti rooted in the gospel of Christ Summer Bible Camp Helping every person know who they are in Christ. Learn about Summer Bible Camp Education Scholarships Providing practical education for students. See sponsorship opportunities Church Planting Growing a gospel-centered com...