As I embark on this discipleship journey, groups emerge at at church and through college students. In Australia, tools like Oikos Map are igniting gospel conversations and my work with YFC and The Global Harvest continues to bless both myself and th...

Today is a major milestone! Not only am I sending my first newsletter but I am also officially launching my website ethantripodi.com so I can keep you and other friends updated with news and prayer needs.

A new initiative by Harvest Australia is the Harvest Young Adults Network. The goal: to create a community of mission-minded young adults across Australia that are active in the gospel and equipped to participate in it. Good progress has been made w...

One of the most meaningful ways God provides for His servants is through His people, the church. I have certainly experienced this after building a relationship with His Place House of Worship and am excited to see the fruit God will bring of it.

For the past few months I have been undergoing the onboarding process to become an official missionary with Youth for Christ Australia. They are a partner of Harvest Australia and have agreed to be yet another partner of mine and help me raise missi...

My trip to America has been pending for almost 2 years now and a lot can change over that kind of time. With the United States open to individuals like myself, I am now getting ready to land in West Plains, Missouri to continue my work with The Disc...

It’s been in the works for several weeks now, but I am now ready to announce my new partnership with Harvest Australia (AKA The Global Harvest). They are an organisation using similar strategies to other “Disciple-Making Movements” and are an answer...

God gave many opportunities to serve and grow through 2022. With most of the year spent in Uganda, Africa, here is a summary of how the journey is going, as well as what 2023 has in store.

Alistair Begg gives a gripping illustration of why anyone gets to enter heaven. "Why should you be let in?", the angel asks. The answer to which has only one form, and it's not in the first person.