Tag: martyr

• The Death Of John Allen Chau: Rough Rider Or Reject?

  

  I’ve been involved in cross-cultural mission work for almost 20 years and have lived overseas for the last 11. When I first heard about an American missionary dying on a remote island at the hands of the tribe he was trying to reach, I was immediately confused and critical. I thought this was another classic…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  November 27, 2018

  Missional Living

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• Suffering – The Key to Church Movements

  

  Every week I pray that our friends do not get arrested for telling others about Jesus. Whenever I travel I ask God for wisdom each time I am questioned by the police. When I sit down with local leaders and church planters the types of problems we face are: -Who is being followed? -How do…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  September 9, 2013

  Strategy & Church

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