I am thankful Word of Life Fellowship ministry influenced my calling to reach the least-reached. The Lord’s call to build a new foundation in ministry centers on Romans 15:20-21. (This summarizes what I shared at the Word of Life Chapel on Nov. 1, 2023.)
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Plow Burners For Christ
The story of Elisha tells of a devoted man who, in a powerful act of faith, set his plow ablaze as a sacrifice to the Lord. This decisive moment symbolized his commitment to abandon his former life and embrace the divine calling that beckoned him, leading him to a path of service and purpose (1 Kings 19). Early on, my mission encouraged us to be Plow Burners for Christ. To leave our past and work toward a new ministry in the least-reached areas.
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Sharing our Faith with Muslims
How can we explain what we believe to those whom we know? Especially Muslims, who are so open to talking about spiritual things. Let’s learn how sharing our faith is practical.
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More Than a Moment — Our Civilizational Calling
“Of Issachar, men who had understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do—200 chiefs, and all their kinsmen under their command.” 1 Chronicles 12:32 (ESV) Like this verse, how can we know what to do in our spiritual civilizational moments?
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Something amiss – Cultural gone awry at Starbucks
Walking into Starbucks after our years in Central Asia, I knew something was amiss – the culture had gone awry. In language learning, we are taught to speak the language of those we have come to serve. Even culture anthropology says that “we should seek to understand another person’s beliefs and behaviors from the perspective of their culture rather than our own.”[1] https://pressbooks.pub/perspectives/chapter/the-culture-concept/ Yet, I had to learn a new language and culture at Starbucks.
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