Tag: Southern California

• The Motivation for Mission

  

  There are many honorable and noble reasons to engage the lost in a cross-cultural setting but there is only one that will truly sustain you for the long haul. Missions is not about alleviating poverty, eradicating world hunger, stopping human trafficking, and listen carefully…it’s not even about saving souls. Missions is about spreading the fame…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  February 11, 2014

  Missional Living

  Art, Asia, Bible, business as mission, Cambodia, Christ, Chritianity, church planting, cross-cultural, culture, death, documentary, Ethnic Groups, Faith, fame, film, God, Gospel, grace, human trafficking, hunger, illegal alien, Iraq, jesus, language, Laos, Mekong Kingdom, Mexico, migrants, mission, missional business, Missions, motivation, Myanmar, opposition, orality, poverty, prayer, promise, prostitution, reconciliation, redemption, refugees, Remote, Revelation 7:9, shame, So Tribe, Somalia, southeast asian, Southern California, struggle, T4T, trainer trainers, Tribe, Village, vision

• Chapter 1: Gangsta

  

  This story begins in a very different part of the world – a place that is far from what we would consider to be normal.  A world where you and I, no matter how Asian or culturally aware we think are will never fully be able to relate to. For our parents growing up in Southeast…

  The Asian Rough Rider

  October 26, 2011

  Toby’s Story

  Autobiography, gangs, immigrant, Refugee, Southeast Asia, Southern California, Travel, war