Send Them Well: Trusting God With The Ones He Calls

When God calls your child, the question is no longer if you love them. The question becomes whether you trust Him enough to send them. In Send Them Well, Bill Keel writes as a father who has stood at that crossroads-watching his daughter step into her calling on the mission field and learning, in real time, what it means to release with faith instead of fear.

This is not a book about heroic children or extraordinary families. It is about obedience. About surrender. About the sacred tension between holding on and letting go.

The difference between a job and a calling What it truly means to "let go" How parents can support without controlling The vital role of the church in sending well Why faithfulness at home matters just as much as faithfulness abroad Missionaries may go down into the field, but they never go alone. Someone must hold the rope.

Through prayer, encouragement, partnership, and steadfast trust in God's sovereignty, parents and churches remain essential to the call. Sending does not mean disengaging. It means standing firm in your own calling while they walk in theirs.