Tag: orphans

• Is the Gospel Worth the Risk?

  

  I was on a skinny wooden boat recently traveling up river to a remote cluster of villages we had never been to. We’ve only seen these villages in our minds as we prayed for them and on satellite images surrounded by mountain valleys. We were determined to get there despite the fact that we didn’t…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  October 20, 2014

  Asian Faith, Missional Living

  adventure, Bible, Christianity, Communist, Faith, God, Gospel, human trafficking, jesus, knowledge, Missional Living, Missions, obedience, orphans, persecution, poverty, Risk, sheep, Travel, Unreached People Groups, wolves, Worldview

• Easter Doesn’t Exist…For The Unreached

  

  Last week I found myself with a broken motorbike surrounded by jungle and stranded in a mountain pass with no cell phone reception. There was no other choice but to split the group up and push the heavy ass bike back the way we came – up and down the mountain in the heat of…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  April 19, 2014

  Asian Faith, Missional Living, Strategy & Church

  adventure travel, Animism, Asia, Buddhism, Christianity, church, demon worship, Easter, Faith, God, God’s glory, Good News, Gospel, hell, holidays, hope, inaccessible, jesus, jungle, Kingdom, lostness, Missional, missionary, Missions, Motorbike, neighbors, orphans, poverty, prostitutes, religion, rough riders, rural villages, salvation, Southeast Asia, students, Testimony, Training for Trainers, tribes, Truth, Unreached, Unreached People Groups, western traditions, witness