Pilgrim Outreach Ministries

  🌙 Before the Day Ends: A Prayer of Gratitude for What God Did Unseen As this day comes to a close, take a quiet moment to thank God—not only for what you noticed , but for what you never saw. We often thank Him for the obvious blessings, yet so much of His protection happens behind the scenes . Delays that spared us. Detours that protected us. Moments we don’t remember because danger never reached us. God was working—even when we were unaware. Before you rest tonight, pause and give thanks for the unseen hands that guided you safely home. A Short Prayer of Thanksgiving Heavenly Father, thank You for watching over us today. Thank You for every danger You blocked, every moment You covered, and every step You ordered—seen and unseen. We acknowledge that we are here because of Your mercy, not chance. As we lay down to rest, we trust that the same God who kept us today will keep us through the night. In Jesus’ name, Amen. May gratitude quiet your heart and peace guard your rest. 🌐 ...

  🕊️ GIVING TUESDAY — WHEN SENDING MEANS EVERYTHING Somewhere in the Philippines today, there is a soul ready to hear the Gospel—but timing matters. Every opportunity that is missed, delayed, turned aside, or overlooked is not just a moment lost. It may be a soul that never hears the saving message of Jesus Christ. Eternity is not theoretical. It is personal. Scripture reminds us plainly: “And how shall they preach, except they be sent?” — Romans 10:15 The Gospel does not travel on intention alone. It moves through obedient hearts , faithful hands , and willing support . At Pilgrim Outreach Ministries , we are committed to going where the need is great and the laborers are few—bringing the Word of God, humanitarian help, and hope to people who may never hear it otherwise. But we cannot go unless we are sent. Giving Tuesday is more than a date on the calendar. It is a divine opportunity to take part in God’s work beyond borders. When you give: • You help send the Gospel to d...

  Now Previewing: A Book for Real Life, Steady Faith, and Unshakable Truth We are living in a season where uncertainty feels constant. Relationships are strained, faith is tested, and many people are quietly carrying burdens they never expected to bear. In moments like these, the question is not whether trouble will come—but how we will stand when it does. That is the heart behind the upcoming book D. E. B. T. by James Langston , and it is the reason the newly released video preview matters.  This book is not written for spectators. It is written for those who are walking through real life—those navigating challenges in their families, relationships, decisions, and spiritual journey. It does not promise a trouble-free path. Instead, it offers something far more valuable: steady ground . What D. E. B. T. Means—and Why It Matters The title D. E. B. T. stands for: Discipleship — Learning how to walk with God daily, not just when life feels manageable Endurance — Develo...

  📘 COMING THIS MONTH — A BOOK FOR REAL LIFE AND STEADY FAITH This month, author and pastor James Langston releases his newest book: D. E. B. T. Discipleship • Endurance • Belief • Truth Life has a way of testing us—in our relationships, our decisions, and our faith. D. E. B. T. was written for those moments when fear presses in, answers feel delayed, and strength feels thin. This book helps readers: • Grow spiritually by learning how to walk with God daily, not just in crisis • Build healthier relationships rooted in truth, patience, and grace • Develop endurance when life feels heavy and uncertain • Strengthen belief when circumstances challenge faith Rather than offering quick fixes, D. E. B. T. provides steady ground—biblically anchored guidance for navigating real life with confidence, wisdom, and trust in God. 📖 Releasing this month on Amazon Available in paperback, hardback, and Kindle eBook 🛒 Visit the ministry bookstore: 👉 thewilltosucceed.homestead.com If yo...

  28 Days. Eternal Stakes. Let’s Not Waste the Moment. We’ve got only 28 days this month to do a thousand things—but some things matter more than all the rest. Each day of every  month, approximately 156,000 people worldwide  pass from this life into eternity. That number isn’t meant to shock us into fear, but to awaken us to urgency. Time is moving. Souls are precious. The Gospel matters now . Our prayer—and our mission—is simple and bold: 👉 Help us reach at least 5 people each day with the life-changing message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Five people a day. Five hearts. Five eternal destinies. This is why your prayers , your faith , and your financial support matter so deeply. What we are doing for the Lord is only possible because faithful people like you choose to stand with us, believe with us, and give sacrificially. So keep praying. Keep believing. Keep supporting. Every seed you sow is touching lives you may never meet—but heaven knows their names. 🔗...

  God Heard You the First Time — Now Trust Him You can stop the hollering, the kicking, the screaming, the shouting, and the panicking. God heard you the first time. Prayer is not about volume—it’s about trust. When you’ve prayed sincerely, you’ve already been heard by a God who is attentive, compassionate, and faithful. What comes next is often the hardest part: waiting . Waiting doesn’t mean God is silent. Waiting doesn’t mean He is slow. Waiting doesn’t mean He has forgotten you. Waiting is where faith matures. It’s where patience is shaped. It’s where surrender replaces striving. If you’ve prayed, then rest. If you’ve asked, then trust. If you’ve cried out, then be still. God is working—even when you don’t see it, feel it, or understand it yet. 🔗 Learn more about our ministry and mission: 👉 pomitaly.homestead.com 👉 thewilltosucceed.homestead.com @TeamJesus @YouVersion @BibleGateway @ChristianityToday @FaithHub @InGodWeTrust @JesusCalling @KLOVE @Air1Radio @TBN ...

  February Is Black History Month — Remembering, Honoring, Continuing February is Black History Month , a time set aside to recognize, remember, and honor the immeasurable contributions of African Americans to history, culture, faith, education, leadership, and the ongoing pursuit of justice and equality. The purpose of Black History Month is not only remembrance, but recognition—to ensure that stories once overlooked or excluded are preserved, taught, and celebrated. Black history is American history, and its lessons continue to shape our present and our future. The 2026 theme , announced by the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) , is “A Century of Black History Commemorations.” This theme marks 100 years since the founding of Negro History Week in 1926 and reflects on a full century of intentional efforts to study, preserve, and honor Black life, culture, and achievement. It reminds us that remembrance itself is an act of resistance, truth,...