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Anti-Human Trafficking Training For Southeast Asia’s Heroes

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Did you know that Southeast Asia is full of heroes? Heroes who risk their lives and well-being to rescue perishing souls from the “dragon” and then impart healing and Sprit-life into them. They do it through midnight hikes, shining hope and carrying living water to women who are devalued and persecuted by their husbands. These…

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Voice Of The Martyrs Just Donated Over 1,000 Gospel MP3 Players

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Just a few weeks ago, Voice of the Martyrs gave us 1,160 MP3 players filled with the Bible in Mandarin, Gospel teaching, and worship songs. Voice of the Martyrs @VOM_USA just gave us 1,160 Gospel MP3 players! Click To Tweet We have been partnering with Voice of the Martyrs for a few years now, and we…

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Intentionally Reaching Unreached People Groups In The Urban Setting [Podcast]

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I was honored to recently be interviewed on the Made for Missions podcast. Mike Falkenstine, president of One Eight Catalyst, and I conversed about a powerful conversation that I think is becoming more and more relevant in the 21st century. Listen to the podcast here.   The idea here is that you have people from…

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The Heroes I Know Don’t Have Names Or Faces (Ministry Among Lepers)

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The heroes I know don’t have names or faces. You may never hear their stories. They are unassuming misfits and ragamuffins whom the world has overlooked. They fade into the background of mainstream Christian media and priorities. They are nobodies. They are unassuming misfits and ragamuffins whom the world has overlooked. Click To Tweet But…

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Once Again, I Find Myself Leaving Behind The Country Of My Birth

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Once again, I find myself leaving behind the country of my birth. After a four-month stay in America, I am returning to China and Thailand. The memories that were birthed here in America are very poignant at present. Once again, I find myself leaving behind the country of my birth. Click To Tweet Like when…

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These Poor Precious People Are Receiving Free Medical Care In China

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Our local Chinese missionaries are incredible! They have recently found a way to provide free medical care for these poor precious people. They live near The Edge outreach center. They are the least of these. They are not beautiful. But God has a special way of bringing beauty up from the ashes.  God has a…

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It Might Sound Crass But Money And Manpower Are Mandatory For Missions

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Money and Manpower: not to be crass, but this is what will be needed to see the Great Commission completed.   Yes, there are other things—like “God-sized vision” and “faith that moves mountains” and “willingness to die” and all sorts of such things. But in the end, these things lead down a path that can…

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There’s A Bunch Of People Who Have Never Heard Of Jesus, And Chances Are, You Don’t Care

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I don’t mean to be rude, but I have to be honest: the odds are, mathematically, stacked against you. There’s a bunch of people who have never heard the gospel. Chances are, you don’t care. Click To Tweet   THE 10/40 WINDOW The 10/40 Window is home to 6,921 unreached people groups. (Joshua Project) 2.82 billion…

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3 Reasons Why I Choose To Live A Risky Missionary Life

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I’ve heard it too many times: “Why go to [country]? The government doesn’t like you there. You could be arrested. You could be questioned.” I’ve heard that OR “Why not just teach English there? You’d still be in the country and make a difference. Why do you have to go to the ‘dangerous’ places? Be careful not…

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Am I Called To Missions?

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“How did you know you were called for missions?” I’ve heard this question asked many times growing up. The question was usually addressed to my parents. I don’t really remember how my parents answered the questions. Mostly because I was either a child too busy playing to care or a teenager who was bored out…

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