My name is John Bailey, and my life has been shaped by one calling: to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ to the world.

Over the years, that calling has taken me to more than 30 nations—across continents, cultures, and conditions most people will never experience firsthand. I’ve walked dusty roads into villages far removed from modern civilization, where clean water is scarce and the message of hope has rarely been heard. I’ve also stood in the middle of some of the world’s largest cities, surrounded by millions, proclaiming the same unchanging truth to people searching for meaning in the noise of modern life.

I’ve preached in open fields, crowded streets, small gatherings, and massive public spaces. I’ve crossed borders, languages, and comfort zones because I believe the gospel is not meant to stay contained within church walls—it is meant to be carried.

Along the way, I learned something critical: most people who feel called to missions don’t lack passion—they lack direction. They don’t know where to start, how to prepare, how to fund the journey, how to navigate cultures, or how to move from “I feel called” to actually going.

That’s why I’m here.

My mission now is not only to continue preaching, but to teach and equip others to do the same. I want to help ordinary people step into extraordinary obedience. People who feel the pull toward nations, villages, cities, and streets—but don’t yet see the path clearly.

This isn’t theory. This is lived experience. It’s learning how to go, how to endure, how to communicate across cultures, and how to remain grounded in faith while serving in unfamiliar and sometimes difficult environments.

If you feel a stirring in your heart—if you know there’s more than comfort, more than routine, more than staying where it’s safe—then you’re not alone. I’ve walked that road, and I’m committed to helping others walk it too.

The world is vast. The harvest is ready.

And the call is still the same: Go.