Serving the Vulnerable in Asia

A Dream That Grew: How One Girl’s Vision Became ServeNow’s Biggest Project

In Episode 7 of Serve Like Jesus, we sit down with a very special guest, Jojo, whose story is deeply woven into the heart of ServeNow.Jojo grew up in Uganda and was directly impacted by ServeNow’s very first project many years ago. What started as receiving support through the ministry eventually became a full-circle calling and today, she serves on staff with ServeNow, helping connect people in the United States with the real stories, needs, and impact happening in Uganda.In this powerful conversation, Jojo shares her journey of faith, transformation, and purpose — including a dream God placed on her heart to one day start a trade school in Uganda. What once felt impossible is now becoming reality, as that vision has grown into one of ServeNow’s biggest projects to date.This episode is a reminder that when we serve like Jesus, seeds planted in faith can impact generations.

Serving the Vulnerable in Asia

In Episode 6 of Serve Like Jesus, Arjun, one of our leaders from a key country in Asia, shares how God is transforming lives among vulnerable women, children, and families. Through challenges, faith, and obedience, this episode reveals the faithfulness of God in the midst of ministry and calling.

Hope Beyond the Headlines: Good News from the Middle East

When the news tells one story, God is still writing another. In Episode 5, we sit down with Edoxia, one of our national leaders in the Middle East who lives in Sweden, to hear powerful testimonies of how God is moving across the region. From lives being transformed to faith growing in unexpected places, this conversation reminds us that even in areas often marked by conflict and hardship, hope is alive and the Gospel is advancing. Join us for an encouraging episode filled with perspective, faith, and stories of God’s goodness beyond the headlines.

Faith and Resilience in Ukraine: Stories from the Frontlines of War

In this powerful episode, we hear from three women serving in Ukraine amid the ongoing war. Tanya, Olena, and Victoria share reflections on what it means to live, serve, and hold onto faith in the middle of conflict.   Through stories of resilience, loss, and unwavering hope, they reveal how community, prayer, and daily acts of service are sustaining people through unimaginable hardship. From life on the ground in Ukraine to the quiet ways God is at work in suffering, this conversation offers a deeply human look at faith under pressure.   We also explore how ministry continues through Serve Now, bringing practical aid and spiritual encouragement to those impacted by war. Along the way, they remind us that even in devastation, hope is not absent, it is being lived out in real time through courageous acts of love and perseverance. This episode is a reminder that faith does not remove hardship, but it does carry people through it.

The Vision God Is Building Through ServeNow

In this episode, we share the vision God is paving the way for through ServeNow: to be active and doing something for the sake of the Gospel in every country by 2050. This is more than a goal, it’s a calling to join what God is already building across the world through simple, faithful acts of service. We talk about what it means to step into something that feels bigger than ourselves, and how God is already opening doors in ways we could not have planned or orchestrated. If you’ve ever wondered how God takes a small obedience and expands it globally, this conversation will encourage you. We believe God is paving the way and inviting us to walk it out together.