Author: jacobmast

Faith Can Move Mountains

“The heavens declare the glory of God”. If you were to ask my wife or friends what one of my favorite activities is, then they would likely tell you it is eating spicy food, telling others about Jesus, or going hiking! It is hard to believe that it has been over a year since I… Read More

November Update

Hey everyone, I hope y’all had a great Thanksgiving this year! As far as updates on my situation, I am working on sending out my November Prayer Letter by December 1st. There is a lot going on behind the scenes right now, so I am still in need of your prayer. Regarding my work situation,… Read More

Will You Go?

(Side note: Several of the sub points are based off of scripture references included in my notes, but not my outline. My notes for this took up 16 hand-written pages, so I could not include everything here.) Introduction: If you have your Bible, please turn with me to the book of Jonah. When it comes… Read More

July Update

Hey everyone! It is hard to believe that it is already about to be August. This past month has been very exciting, yet bittersweet. From sharing the Gospel with several people and leading one of my VBS kids to the Lord to saying goodbye to my friends and church family. No matter what happens ahead… Read More

Weekly Update

Welcome to my weekly updates! Thank you all for your interest in following my progress in becoming a missionary. I deeply appreciate your love and support. These past two years of school have been amazing, but I am now finished with all of my classes! All that is left for me to graduate is to… Read More

Core Values

In addition to my doctrinal beliefs, The Our Generation Training Center has fifteen core values that are the foundational and distinctive guiding principles of our school. These values help to establish our culture, determine our practice, and accomplish our mission. (The Following Core Values were pulled from the Core Values Page of VBM’s website with permission… Read More

Book Reviews Introduction

During the course of my two years at the Our Generation Training Center, I am expected to read 50 books before the end of my classes. As I complete each book, I need to write a summary of the book and discuss it with a faculty member. The purpose of this blog is to both… Read More