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| Sams Chimbote 2016-2017 | … | Videos | |
| School Project Taruma Araquari | … | Videos | |
| Projeto Escola Taruma Araquari | … | Videos | |
| Discipleship Before Conversion | … | Videos | |
| Ubuntu Challenge | Spanish Subtitles | … | Videos | |
| Ubuntu Challenge | … | Videos | |
| Discipleship Before Conversion | Spanish Subtitles | … | Videos | |
| The Normal Church | English | … | Videos | |
| The Normal Church | Spanish Subtitle Only | … | Videos | |
| La Iglesia Normal | Espanol | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: India Reflection with Caleb | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: India Reflection with Prakash and Daniel | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: China Reflection with John | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Trish Karpurk | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Tammy Abernathy | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Simon Niramkenga | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Julian Wahl | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Beth Weise | … | Videos | |
| United States Reflections with El-Bethel | … | Videos | |
| United States Reflections with Chris Gonzalez | … | Videos | |
| United States Reflections with Michel Duarte | … | Videos | |
| United States Reflection with Linda Morris | … | Videos | |
| United States Reflection with Josh Prather | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: Ghana Reflection with Chris | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: Mexico Reflection with Misael | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: India Reflection with Bryan and Bupesh | … | Videos | |
| CoronaVirus: Myanmar Reflection with Aung and Charity | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Edi Demo of Albania | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Tyler Johnson | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Ruth Orlale | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Chris Croswhite | … | Videos | |
| Commissioning Surat India | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Cleiton and Elly Oliveria | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Campus Pastor Neil Montgomery | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Scott Allen from DNA (Disciple Network Alliance) | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Linda Hollinshead at Operation Christmas Child | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Ryan Thurman – Director of the Antioch Network | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Ron Friesen – Chaplain to the Homeless in Phoenix, AZ | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Cory Kasperson | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Hanna Miley | … | Videos | |
| Commissioning Service India 2020 | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Laurel Pritch | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Rev Anita Julius Khristy | … | Videos | |
| Reflections Wendy Schops | … | Videos | |
| Ramiro Carbajal Kingdom Goes Live | … | Videos | |
| Meet and Greet Harvest Staff and Associates – March 2, 2021 | … | Videos | |
| Marcus Doe Part 1 | … | Videos | |
| Marcus Doe Part 3 | … | Videos | |
| Nathan Smith | … | Videos | |
| Steve Chang | … | Videos | |
| Wendy and Jeff Part 2 | … | Videos | |
| Meet and Greet April 13, 2021 | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Douglas Landro | … | Videos | |
| GMT 2021 | … | Videos | |
| I Want to Change my Baby’s Name to “The Lord is my Hope” – Part 1 | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Nathan Lutz | … | Videos | |
| Kigali Commissioning | … | Videos | |
| You’re Letting Your Wife do What? | … | Videos | |
| A Little Bit of Faith and a Great Big God – Part 2 | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with John Bassous | … | Videos | |
| Outside the Walls of the Church | … | Videos | |
| 2021 Harvest Friend Raiser | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Steve Harmon | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Scott and Sonja | … | Videos | |
| Graduacion Peru Graduacion 2021 | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with David Witt from Spirit of Martyrdom | … | Videos | |
| The Role of the Church in Society 1 – Samaritan Strategy | … | Videos | |
| Seed Projects | … | Videos | |
| The Church as a Window and Kingdom Math | … | Videos | |
| The Wheel of Wisdom, the Irreducible Minimum, and the Discipline of Love | … | Videos | |
| Discipleship, MicroGroups and Jesus’ Model for Growth and Service | … | Videos | |
| The Role of the Church in Society Part 2 – Samaritan Strategy | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Leisa McDonald | … | Videos | |
| India Commisioning Service 2021 | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Deann Alford | … | Videos | |
| Reflections with Ben Sanders | … | Videos | |
| Meet Bob Moffitt | … | Videos | |
| Se Jesus Fosse Prefeito: Transformacao e a Igreja Local (Portuguese Edition) | Creio que Jesus está ensinando à sua Igreja algumas coisas muito importantes que havíamos esquecido. Nossos gestos sociais de gentileza e justiça contam muito para Ele. | Books | |
| Si Jésus était maire (French Edition) | The local church is of pivotal importance to the welfare and development of its community. Jesus’ agenda for community health and transformation is expressed and modeled through His church. | Books | |
| Si Jesus Fuese ALCALDE (Spanish Edition) | The local church is of pivotal importance to the welfare and development of its community. Jesus’ agenda for community health and transformation is expressed and modeled through His church. | Books | |
| Evangelismo Sin Discipulado | Dios ha escogido a Su iglesia por encima de todas las demás instituciones para demostrar Su multiforme sabiduría y poder (Efesios 3:10). ¿Como se puede cumplir esto? | Books | |
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| The Kingdom – 2-14-22 | … | Podcast | |
| Engaging in conversations with people of different beliefs | “Ben Sanders and his wife, Sarah, are Directors of the Campus Christian Center (C3) at Arizona State University. He says, “We want to be very visible…” Ben continues. “We’re all about the desire to see students not only educated but to grow and mature in their life.” Ben says, “We don’t have our own student ministry, but we want to get students plugged into a ministry that really fits them. That’s the beauty of having diversity and different campus ministries.” “We as Christians have that opportunity to be really as Paul was in Athens, engaging in conversations with people of different beliefs.” Ben speaks about the upcoming Conference on Faith and Science, or COFAS, on February 11-12 cofasasu.org Ben states, “Science and engineering are a major part of ASU.” Ben continues, “We’re really focusing not so much on talks about sciences, but how do we live a life of virtue and faith in every aspect of life, whether you’re in science or not? How do you let faith in Jesus, but also the virtues of faith, really direct your work?” Ben answers the question, “How do you reach a large university? Well, you go small. That is, you really have to break this big university down into people groups where people are living, or where they are studying, and begin to pray for and love people in those contexts.” | Podcast | |
| The Kingdom – 1-24-22 | … | Podcast | |
| The Kingdom – 1-17-22 | … | Podcast | |
| Reviving the Reformation (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Power of Story (Russian) Copy | … | Curriculum | |
| Transforming Story (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 12a VC TOT | Training trainers to equip for application that results in transformation – For Vision … | Curriculum | |
| 12b TOT Full | Training trainers to equip for application that results in … | Curriculum | |
| TOT (Eng+Chn) | … | Curriculum | |
| 2a.TOT for VC (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 2. Luke’s Paradigm for Maturity_(Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Vision Conference | MKUTANO/ KONGAMA NO LA MAONO KITABU CHA KAZI CHA MSHIRIKI Kuwaanda a Viongozi wa Mahali … | Curriculum | |
| Seed projects Christy’s (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Seed_Project_Planning_Guide_Russian | … | Curriculum | |
| Seed Projects Stories Asia Let Your Light Shine | Let Your Light Shine in deed and in truth Seed project stories from the Church … | Curriculum | |
| Seed Projects Stories Asia Let Your Light Shine | Let Your Light Shine in deed and in truth Seed project stories from the Church … | Curriculum | |
| Seed Projects Stories Americas the new has come | Seed project stories from the Church i n the … | Curriculum | |
| Seed Projects Stories Americas the new has come | Seed project stories from the Church i n the … | Curriculum | |
| Seed Projects Stories Africa Strategic Love | … | Curriculum | |
| Seed Projects Stories Africa Strategic Love | … | Curriculum | |
| (old)Luca 2.52 and Development (rus) | … | Curriculum | |
| Myanmar Theological College, Mandalay | Course Outline for BASICS Prepared for Myanmar Theological College, Mandalay, Myanmar Rev. L. T. Muana, … | Curriculum | |
| Models of Biblical Wholism Bolivia | Summary of Church Strengthening Project in El Alto and Bolivia HARVEST – BOLIVIA 1. Justification … | Curriculum | |
| Models of Biblical Wholism Honduras | Growth of the Churches working in seed project from Harvest Honduras During the last 1-2 … | Curriculum | |
| Models of Biblical Wholism Cambodia | … | Curriculum | |
| Local Church Ministry Training Facilitators Guide | Local Church Ministry TrainingBook I Equipping God’s People for Service — Facilitator’s Edition Local Church … | Curriculum | |
| Local Church Ministry Training Facilitators Guide | Local Church Ministry Training Book I Equipping God’s People for Service — Facilitator’s Edition Local … | Curriculum | |
| Local Church Ministry Training Study Guide | Local Church Ministry Training Book I Equipping God’s People for Service — Study Guide Edition … | Curriculum | |
| KS Telugu Story | … | Curriculum | |
| KS Telugu Story | … | Curriculum | |
| Kingdom in the Barrio Thai | … | Curriculum | |
| Kingdom in the Barrio Thai | … | Curriculum | |
| ABC’s of Culture (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 1 AA IMPORTANT (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS II Proposal (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 11 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 10 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 09 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 07 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 08 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 06 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 05 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 04 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 1 Lesson 03 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 02 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| LCMT I Telugu Study guide | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Study Guide (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Lesson 01 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Discipler’s Guide (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Introduction (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Basics 2 study guide | BASICS 2 STUDY GUIDE for Book II: The Image of … | Curriculum | |
| Basics 2 facilitators guide | BASICS STUDY GUIDE for Book II: The Image of … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS II GUIDE D ETUDE | … | Curriculum | |
| Basics 1 study guide | Basics 1 Study guide – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers And Sisters In … | Curriculum | |
| Basics 1 facilitators guide | Basics 1 facilitators guide – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers And Sisters In … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 2 (Telugu) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 2 (Telugu) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 2 Telugu Study Guide | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 2 Telugu Study Guide | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 11 | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 10 | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 9 | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 8 AIMER DIEU | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 8 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I (Telugu) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I (Telugu) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 7 Les Commandments du Roi | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 7 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 6 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 5 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 4 La signification de la formation de disciples | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 4 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 3 | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 2 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| Basico 1 | BASICO IBASICO I Manual del Maestro BASICO IBASICO I Manual del … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS 1 (French) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I 1 | BASICS Book 1 – Jesus the King Wholistic Discipleship for Brothers and Sisters in Christ’s … | Curriculum | |
| 03 26 09 Indonesian BASICS | … | Curriculum | |
| BASIS II GUIDE DU FORMATEUR | … | Curriculum | |
| Leadership Development Training Program Level II | Leadership Development Training Program Level II – The Harvest … | Curriculum | |
| Leadership Development Training Program Level I | Welcome to the Leadership Development Training Program — known as the LDTP! The book you … | Curriculum | |
| Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary 3 | Curriculum Outline Prepared for Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary Wholistic Ministry in Church … | Curriculum | |
| Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary 2 | Curriculum Outline Prepared for Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary GPO 766, Yangon, Myanmar Course Title: Community … | Curriculum | |
| Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary 1 | Curriculum Outline Prepared for Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary Course Title: BASICS from Wholistic Ministry TOOLS … | Curriculum | |
| Holy Cross Theological College | Wholistic Ministry TOOLS for the Local Church Curriculum Outline Prepared for Holy Cross Theological … | Curriculum | |
| Christian College Bible Theology Bangladesh | Course Outline for “Tools” Part One of the three -part Harvest curriculum, “Wholistic Ministry for … | Curriculum | |
| Curriculum Combined | Curriculum Outline Prepared for Gospel Baptist Bible Seminary Course Title: BASICS from Wholistic Ministry TOOLS … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer Content – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer Content – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| BASICS I Telugu Study Guide | … | Curriculum | |
| Commands of King (Eng+Chn) | … | Curriculum | |
| Mathematique du royaume | … | Curriculum | |
| Mission Impossible ET | … | Curriculum | |
| Quel était le thème | … | Curriculum | |
| Table des Matières I | … | Curriculum | |
| LDTP I 3 Le Brisement de l Homme | … | Curriculum | |
| Ekilib ak entegrasyon | … | Curriculum | |
| Ki kalite disip | … | Curriculum | |
| klasifikasyon bezwen moun | … | Curriculum | |
| LDTP_Nivo_ 2 | … | Curriculum | |
| PLANIFIKASYON PWOJE SEMAN1 | … | Curriculum | |
| Polikopye | … | Curriculum | |
| PRENSIP DEVLOPMAN BIBLIK | … | Curriculum | |
| Prezante pwen apre yo sou aktivite ministe yo | … | Curriculum | |
| Bienvenue au PFDL I | … | Curriculum | |
| Bonne Création ET | … | Curriculum | |
| Diviseurs I | … | Curriculum | |
| Guide Instructeur I | … | Curriculum | |
| LCMT FACILITATOR MANUAL FRENCH.doc 2011 | … | Curriculum | |
| LCMT STUDY GUIDE FRENCH | … | Curriculum | |
| 17 Kreyol Seeds STUDY (Creole) | … | Curriculum | |
| 15 Seed Project Planning and Report notebook (Chinese) | 种子项目计划与报告 种子项目计划 概观陈述 计划是合乎圣经的。种子项目计划是一个简单的模式，用来在社区中确定、计划并执行小 规模的国度性事工项目。 基本概念： 1. 计划反映出我们的造物主。祂是一位有秩序的神。 2. 种子项目反映出神对于我们社区中某个具体的破碎层面的关注。种子项目计划确认 我们在神所关注的事上将要迈出的一小步。 3. 良好的计划帮助我们确定为达到最终目的所需采取的步骤和应有的责任。 4. 该计划必须有意识地将种子项目的各项特征考虑在内。 … | Curriculum | |
| 15 Seed Project Planning and Report notebook (Chinese) | 种子项目计划与报告 种子项目计划 概观陈述 计划是合乎圣经的。种子项目计划是一个简单的模式，用来在社区中确定、计划并执行小 规模的国度性事工项目。 基本概念： 1. 计划反映出我们的造物主。祂是一位有秩序的神。 2. 种子项目反映出神对于我们社区中某个具体的破碎层面的关注。种子项目计划确认 我们在神所关注的事上将要迈出的一小步。 3. 良好的计划帮助我们确定为达到最终目的所需采取的步骤和应有的责任。 4. 该计划必须有意识地将种子项目的各项特征考虑在内。 … | Curriculum | |
| 14 Seeds and Seed Projects (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 14 Seeds and Seed Projects notebook (Chinese) | 种子与种子项目 概观陈述 神倍增出于顺服的小事 ( 种子)来扩张祂的国度。种子项目是一个简单有效的工具，能帮助 当地教会通过爱心服事在他们的社区中彰显神的国度。 基本概念： 1．圣经中有关种子的比喻为服事提供了关键原则。 2．种子项目是一些小型项目，由当地教会使用他们自身的资源所实施的，为了向教会 外的人们彰显神的爱。 3. 种子项目的益处包括：人们被带到基督面前，相当广泛的社区需要通过基督的爱得 到满足，脱离对外部资源的依赖性，以及取得经验以承担将来更大的天国事工。 4．每个种子项目有 10个特征。 … | Curriculum | |
| 14 Seeds and Seed Projects notebook (Chinese) | 种子与种子项目 概观陈述 神倍增出于顺服的小事 ( 种子)来扩张祂的国度。种子项目是一个简单有效的工具，能帮助 当地教会通过爱心服事在他们的社区中彰显神的国度。 基本概念： 1．圣经中有关种子的比喻为服事提供了关键原则。 2．种子项目是一些小型项目，由当地教会使用他们自身的资源所实施的，为了向教会 外的人们彰显神的爱。 3. 种子项目的益处包括：人们被带到基督面前，相当广泛的社区需要通过基督的爱得 到满足，脱离对外部资源的依赖性，以及取得经验以承担将来更大的天国事工。 4．每个种子项目有 10个特征。 … | Curriculum | |
| 13 The Discipline of Love notebook (Chinese) | 爱的操练 概观陈述 爱的操练是一项属灵操练，它是一个有效的门徒训练工具，以帮助基督的跟随者通 过服事他人来展现神的爱。神的形象在牺牲的仆人身上反映得最完美。信徒们应该 更多地留意自己的生活环境里（比如，家庭 、 教会和社区里）的需要，以个人的方 式反映出神所关注的智慧 、 身体 、 灵命以及社会这四个层面上基督的品格。 基本概念 1．我们以神的形象受造。仆人样式是神的形象在人身上的最高反映。 2．耶稣是以仆人样式来彰显道成肉身的神的大爱。我们要效法基督的甘心、顺 … | Curriculum | |
| 13 The Discipline of Love notebook (Chinese) | 爱的操练 概观陈述 爱的操练是一项属灵操练，它是一个有效的门徒训练工具，以帮助基督的跟随者通 过服事他人来展现神的爱。神的形象在牺牲的仆人身上反映得最完美。信徒们应该 更多地留意自己的生活环境里（比如，家庭 、 教会和社区里）的需要，以个人的方 式反映出神所关注的智慧 、 身体 、 灵命以及社会这四个层面上基督的品格。 基本概念 1．我们以神的形象受造。仆人样式是神的形象在人身上的最高反映。 2．耶稣是以仆人样式来彰显道成肉身的神的大爱。我们要效法基督的甘心、顺 … | Curriculum | |
| 13 The Discipline of Love (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 12 Reviving the Reformation notebook (Chinese) | 复兴改革 概观陈述 历史上当世界列国在物质资源上处于穷困赤贫时，那些乐意接受宗教改革家所提出据于圣 经教导的理想和价值观的国家都经历一个转变。那些国家成为世界历史上最自由、最公 义，且最富怜悯的国家。我们的改革之父们所提出的原则对于今日的教会仍有着相当的价 值。 基本概念 1. 神使用 16世纪的宗教改革奇妙地带领所有的欧洲国家走出贫困。 2. 宗教改革可以由三方面的口号概括：神学，经济和政治。 3. 当这三个领域以合乎圣经的理解相互联系，并且以一种平衡和谐的关系共存时，其 结果就为个人和国家民族带来了转变。 … | Curriculum | |
| 11 Kingdom of God Notebook (Chinese) | 神的国度 概观陈述 神的国度就是任何一个由基督作王掌权，使祂的旨意成就的地方。祂的国是神对人类一切 需要的完全的答案，就是福音。神国度以及它的子民的特质为个人的更新提供了一个构 架，使得个人的更新能够向外扩张从而带来社区和民族的更新。 基本概念 1. 神的国度是任何神的旨意成就的地方，那里由基督作王掌权。 2. 神国度的特质就是按照神所意愿的方式它符合现实。世上的观点只是现实的一个 假象。与追逐权力和金钱的世界相反，神的国度中对于“ 伟大”的定义是谦卑的顺服 和牺牲的服事。 3. 救恩是神国度的入场券。在这个国度中，所有的人都是受欢迎的，没有谁是低人 … | Curriculum | |
| 11 Kingdom of God Notebook (Chinese) | 神的国度 概观陈述 神的国度就是任何一个由基督作王掌权，使祂的旨意成就的地方。祂的国是神对人类一切 需要的完全的答案，就是福音。神国度以及它的子民的特质为个人的更新提供了一个构 架，使得个人的更新能够向外扩张从而带来社区和民族的更新。 基本概念 1. 神的国度是任何神的旨意成就的地方，那里由基督作王掌权。 2. 神国度的特质就是按照神所意愿的方式它符合现实。世上的观点只是现实的一个 假象。与追逐权力和金钱的世界相反，神的国度中对于“ 伟大”的定义是谦卑的顺服 和牺牲的服事。 3. 救恩是神国度的入场券。在这个国度中，所有的人都是受欢迎的，没有谁是低人 … | Curriculum | |
| 11 Kingdom of God (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 11 Love love love love | … | Curriculum | |
| 10 Planific Proyectos Semilla | SEMILLAS Y PROYECTOS DE SEMILLAS – Introducción general : Dios multiplica los actos pequeños (semillas) … | Curriculum | |
| 10 Planific Proyectos Semilla | SEMILLAS Y PROYECTOS DE SEMILLAS – Introducción general : Dios multiplica los actos pequeños (semillas) … | Curriculum | |
| 10 SEED PROJECTS PLANNING and REPORTING | Overview Statement: Planning is biblical. Seed Project planning is a simple model for identifying, planning … | Curriculum | |
| 10 SEED PROJECTS PLANNING and REPORTING | Overview Statement: Planning is biblical. Seed Project planning is a simple model for identifying, planning … | Curriculum | |
| 10 SEED PROJECTS PLANNING and REPORTING | Overview Statement: Planning is biblical. Seed Project planning is a simple model for identifying, planning … | Curriculum | |
| 10 Kingdom Math (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 10 Kingdom Math notebook (Chn) | 国度的数学法则 概观陈述: 神邀请我们把我们手中所有的一切，无论多么微小，都献给祂，好让我们能有参与扩展祂 的国度的特权。透过我们牺牲的顺服，神会用超自然的方式加增我们所献给祂的。圣经一 再显明神的方式会使我们得着自由，不再需要依靠外部资源来成长和发展。 基本概念 1. 神要求所有信徒为国度的目的投入他们所拥有的。不论贫富都有可献上的。 2. 即使当我们看不见增值时，神还是会大大倍增我们爱心顺服的献上。 3. 牺牲越大，倍增也越大。 4. 透过我们牺牲､爱心､和顺服的奉献，神得着荣耀，他人得到祝福。 5. … | Curriculum | |
| 10 Kingdom Math notebook (Chinese) | 国度的数学法则 概观陈述: 神邀请我们把我们手中所有的一切，无论多么微小，都献给祂，好让我们能有参与扩展祂 的国度的特权。透过我们牺牲的顺服，神会用超自然的方式加增我们所献给祂的。圣经一 再显明神的方式会使我们得着自由，不再需要依靠外部资源来成长和发展。 基本概念 1. 神要求所有信徒为国度的目的投入他们所拥有的。不论贫富都有可献上的。 2. 即使当我们看不见增值时，神还是会大大倍增我们爱心顺服的献上。 3. 牺牲越大，倍增也越大。 4. 透过我们牺牲､爱心､和顺服的奉献，神得着荣耀，他人得到祝福。 5. … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 10 Planning Seed Projects – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 10 Planning Seed Projects – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 10 Planning Seed Projects – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| A NECESSIDADE DO HOMEM E AS INTENCOES | A RODA DA SABEDORIA – Resumo: A sabedoria bíblica são as instruções de Deus para … | Curriculum | |
| 09 ABCs of Culture (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 09 ABCs of Culture (Chinese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 09 ABCs of Culture (Chinese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 09 Seeds and Seed Projects | Overview Statement: God multiplies small acts (seeds) of obedience to extend His Kingdom. Seed Projects … | Curriculum | |
| 09 Seeds and Seed Projects | Overview Statement: God multiplies small acts (seeds) of obedience to extend His Kingdom. Seed Projects … | Curriculum | |
| 09 Seeds and Seed Projects | Overview Statement: God multiplies small acts (seeds) of obedience to extend His Kingdom. Seed Projects … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 09 Seeds and Seed Projects – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 09 Seeds and Seed Projects – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 09 Seeds and Seed Projects – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Gods Present Intentions The Church as a window (chinese) | 神目前的心意：教会成为窗口 概观陈述 神希望所有的信徒都顺服神的命令。我们顺服基督的诫命就能够展现神的救恩以及神在目 前和将来对于万物更新美好的心意。我们的不顺服会筑起一堵墙，使得世人无法得知神对 他们的伟大的爱。教会是一个“ 窗口”，使这个破碎的世界能够看到神的心意。 基本概念: 1. 神命令祂的子民现在就去展现祂对于人们生命每一个层面的美好心意。 2. 我们的罪和对神目前心意的不顺服，筑成了一堵墙，以至于世人无法看到并且经历 到神的爱。 3. 当神的子民顺服神时，他们就成为一个窗口，使人能看到神的美意并被神吸引。 4. … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Gods Present Intentions The Church as a window (chinese) | 神目前的心意：教会成为窗口 概观陈述 神希望所有的信徒都顺服神的命令。我们顺服基督的诫命就能够展现神的救恩以及神在目 前和将来对于万物更新美好的心意。我们的不顺服会筑起一堵墙，使得世人无法得知神对 他们的伟大的爱。教会是一个“ 窗口”，使这个破碎的世界能够看到神的心意。 基本概念: 1. 神命令祂的子民现在就去展现祂对于人们生命每一个层面的美好心意。 2. 我们的罪和对神目前心意的不顺服，筑成了一堵墙，以至于世人无法看到并且经历 到神的爱。 3. 当神的子民顺服神时，他们就成为一个窗口，使人能看到神的美意并被神吸引。 4. … | Curriculum | |
| 08 La Disciplina de Amar | LA DISCIPLINA DEL AMOR Introducción general La disciplina de amor es una disciplina espiritual que … | Curriculum | |
| 08 La Disciplina de Amar | LA DISCIPLINA DEL AMOR Introducción general La disciplina de amor es una disciplina espiritual que … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Planejamento Projeto Semente | … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Planejamento Projeto Semente | … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Planejamento Projeto Semente | … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Planejamento Projeto Semente | … | Curriculum | |
| 08 The Discipline of Love | Overview Statement: The Discipline of Love is a spiritual discipline that is an effective discipleship … | Curriculum | |
| 08 The Discipline of Love | Overview Statement: The Discipline of Love is a spiritual discipline that is an effective discipleship … | Curriculum | |
| 08 The Discipline of Love | Overview Statement: The Discipline of Love is a spiritual discipline that is an effective discipleship … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Gods Present Intentions The Church As A Window (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 08 Gods Present Intentions The Church As A Window (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 08 Discipline of Love – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 08 Discipline of Love – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 08 Discipline of Love – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Mathematique du royaume new | … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions notebook (chinese) | 人的需要：神对于将来的旨意 概观陈述 有罪的人离了神的光景是毫无盼望的。神对于败坏堕落的人的怜悯和祂荣耀的旨意包括赦 罪，恢复人与神的关系以及恢复被破坏的受造之物。祂为我们提供了一个完美的救赎并且 应许在耶稣再来时的美好未来。 基本概念： 1. 罪打破了人与神的关系以及人与受造物的关系。 2. 有罪的人毫无盼望并且要承担神的震怒。 3. 借着耶稣的死，人得蒙赦免，一条恢复人与神和人与受造之物之间关系的道路因此 敞开了。 4. 神应许要在耶稣再来的时候全然更新所有的一切。 … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions notebook (chinese) | 人的需要：神对于将来的旨意 概观陈述 有罪的人离了神的光景是毫无盼望的。神对于败坏堕落的人的怜悯和祂荣耀的旨意包括赦 罪，恢复人与神的关系以及恢复被破坏的受造之物。祂为我们提供了一个完美的救赎并且 应许在耶稣再来时的美好未来。 基本概念： 1. 罪打破了人与神的关系以及人与受造物的关系。 2. 有罪的人毫无盼望并且要承担神的震怒。 3. 借着耶稣的死，人得蒙赦免，一条恢复人与神和人与受造之物之间关系的道路因此 敞开了。 4. 神应许要在耶稣再来的时候全然更新所有的一切。 … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Matematicos del Reino | MATEMÁTICA DEL REINO Introduccion general : Dios nos invita a darle lo que ya está … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Matematicos del Reino | MATEMÁTICA DEL REINO Introduccion general : Dios nos invita a darle lo que ya está … | Curriculum | |
| Chapter 7 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Maths du Royaume CT | … | Curriculum | |
| 7. Kingdom Math (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Kingdom Math | Overview Statement: God invites us to give Him whatever is already in our hands, no … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Kingdom Math | Overview Statement: God invites us to give Him whatever is already in our hands, no … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Kingdom Math | Overview Statement: God invites us to give Him whatever is already in our hands, no … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 07 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 07 As Intenções presente de Deus – A Igreja como uma Janela | PROJETOS SEMENTE E SEMENTES Resumo: Deus multiplica pequenos atos (sementes) de obediência para estender Seu … | Curriculum | |
| 07 As Intenções presente de Deus – A Igreja como uma Janela | PROJETOS SEMENTE E SEMENTES Resumo: Deus multiplica pequenos atos (sementes) de obediência para estender Seu … | Curriculum | |
| 07 As Intenções presente de Deus – A Igreja como uma Janela | PROJETOS SEMENTE E SEMENTES Resumo: Deus multiplica pequenos atos (sementes) de obediência para estender Seu … | Curriculum | |
| 07 As Intenções presente de Deus – A Igreja como uma Janela | PROJETOS SEMENTE E SEMENTES Resumo: Deus multiplica pequenos atos (sementes) de obediência para estender Seu … | Curriculum | |
| 07 As Intenções presente de Deus – A Igreja como uma Janela | PROJETOS SEMENTE E SEMENTES Resumo: Deus multiplica pequenos atos (sementes) de obediência para estender Seu … | Curriculum | |
| 07 As Intenções presente de Deus – A Igreja como uma Janela | PROJETOS SEMENTE E SEMENTES Resumo: Deus multiplica pequenos atos (sementes) de obediência para estender Seu … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 007 Kingdom Math – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 007 Kingdom Math – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 007 Kingdom Math – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Maths du Royaume | … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Wheel of Wisdom notebook (chinese) | 智慧的轮子 概观陈述： 圣经中的智慧是神给我们生活的指示。当我们在我们生命中的每一个层面都认真遵循神的 指示时，我们就能获得神要给我们蒙福的、平衡的生活。有三种最主要的关系，就是属 灵，物质以及社会关系。其他的关系都是从这些关系衍生出来的。了解并应用圣经上关于 这三种关系所教导的智慧有助于我们向着神对我们生命的心意而前行。 基本概念： 1. 在创造时，神给了我们三种主要的关系：即神/ 属灵上的，受造物/物质上的，以及 人/ 社会上的。 2. 对于这三种关系，神都给予我们具体指示。这些圣经的指示即所谓的圣经智慧。 3. … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Wheel of Wisdom notebook (chinese) | 智慧的轮子 概观陈述： 圣经中的智慧是神给我们生活的指示。当我们在我们生命中的每一个层面都认真遵循神的 指示时，我们就能获得神要给我们蒙福的、平衡的生活。有三种最主要的关系，就是属 灵，物质以及社会关系。其他的关系都是从这些关系衍生出来的。了解并应用圣经上关于 这三种关系所教导的智慧有助于我们向着神对我们生命的心意而前行。 基本概念： 1. 在创造时，神给了我们三种主要的关系：即神/ 属灵上的，受造物/物质上的，以及 人/ 社会上的。 2. 对于这三种关系，神都给予我们具体指示。这些圣经的指示即所谓的圣经智慧。 3. … | Curriculum | |
| Chapter 6 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 6. (old) God’s Intentions for the Present and the Church (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Intenciones de Dios Iglesia como Ventana | LAS INTENCIONES DE DIOS PARA EL PRESENTE LA IGLESIA COMO UNA VENTANA Introduction General : … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Intenciones de Dios Iglesia como Ventana | LAS INTENCIONES DE DIOS PARA EL PRESENTE LA IGLESIA COMO UNA VENTANA Introduction General : … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Matemática do Reino | MATEMÁTICA DO REINO – Resumo: Deus nos convida a dar -lhe o que quer que … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Matemática do Reino | MATEMÁTICA DO REINO – Resumo: Deus nos convida a dar -lhe o que quer que … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Matemática do Reino | MATEMÁTICA DO REINO – Resumo: Deus nos convida a dar -lhe o que quer que … | Curriculum | |
| 06 God’s Present Intentions The Church as a Window | Overview Statement: Obedience to God’s commands is what God desires from all believers. Our obedience … | Curriculum | |
| 06 God’s Present Intentions The Church as a Window | Overview Statement: Obedience to God’s commands is what God desires from all believers. Our obedience … | Curriculum | |
| 06 God’s Present Intentions The Church as a Window | Overview Statement: Obedience to God’s commands is what God desires from all believers. Our obedience … | Curriculum | |
| 06 Wheel of Wisdom (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 06 God Present Intentions – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 06 God Present Intentions – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 06 God Present Intentions – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 05 Human Need and God Future Intention – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 05 Human Need and God Future Intention – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 05 Human Need and God Future Intention – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 5. Church as a Window (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| LE BRISEMENT DE L HOMME | type french description … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions | Overview Statement: Sinful man’s condition is hopeless without God. God’s compassionate and glorious intentions for … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions | Overview Statement: Sinful man’s condition is hopeless without God. God’s compassionate and glorious intentions for … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Mans Need Gods Future Intentions | Overview Statement: Sinful man’s condition is hopeless without God. God’s compassionate and glorious intentions for … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Necessidades del Hombre y Intenciones de Dios | NECESIDAD DEL HOMBRE – INTENCIONES FUTURAS DE DIOS Introducción general: La condición del hombre pecador … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Necessidades del Hombre y Intenciones de Dios | NECESIDAD DEL HOMBRE – INTENCIONES FUTURAS DE DIOS Introducción general: La condición del hombre pecador … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Power of Story notebook (chn) | 故事的影响力 概观陈述 每个人都有世界观。每个文化都有其自己的“ 故事”，也就是世界观。世界观对我们有 很大的作用，因为它们决定了我们怎样看待这个世界，它们塑造我们的价值观以及行 为，同时也决定了我们将建立怎样的社会。在某些情况下，甚至连教会都已经离弃了 圣经中的世界观，结果使我们对于教会的性质和大使命的认识也不幸受到影响。 基本概念 1. 我们都有世界观。世界观塑造和解释我们所见的，以及我们对于这个世界如何 运作的认识。最终，世界观决定我们要建立怎样的社会。 2. 观念横向地传递，跨越时间代代相传，并且通过渗入文化而纵向传播。观念带 来结果。 3. … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Power of Story notebook (Chinese) | 故事的影响力 概观陈述 每个人都有世界观。每个文化都有其自己的“ 故事”，也就是世界观。世界观对我们有 很大的作用，因为它们决定了我们怎样看待这个世界，它们塑造我们的价值观以及行 为，同时也决定了我们将建立怎样的社会。在某些情况下，甚至连教会都已经离弃了 圣经中的世界观，结果使我们对于教会的性质和大使命的认识也不幸受到影响。 基本概念 1. 我们都有世界观。世界观塑造和解释我们所见的，以及我们对于这个世界如何 运作的认识。最终，世界观决定我们要建立怎样的社会。 2. 观念横向地传递，跨越时间代代相传，并且通过渗入文化而纵向传播。观念带 来结果。 3. … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Power of Story (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Disciplina de amor | … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Disciplina de amor | … | Curriculum | |
| 05 Disciplina de amor | … | Curriculum | |
| Chapter 5 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 4. Three Relationships of Man (Russian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 04 THE WHEEL OF WISDOM | Overview Statement: Biblical wisdom is God’s instructions for living. We achieve the blessed, balanced life … | Curriculum | |
| 04 THE WHEEL OF WISDOM | Overview Statement: Biblical wisdom is God’s instructions for living. We achieve the blessed, balanced life … | Curriculum | |
| 04 THE WHEEL OF WISDOM | Overview Statement: Biblical wisdom is God’s instructions for living. We achieve the blessed, balanced life … | Curriculum | |
| 04 A Roda da Sabedoria | A RODA DA SABEDORIA – Resumo: A sabedoria bíblica são as instruções de Deus para … | Curriculum | |
| 04 A Roda da Sabedoria | A RODA DA SABEDORIA – Resumo: A sabedoria bíblica são as instruções de Deus para … | Curriculum | |
| 04 A Roda da Sabedoria | A RODA DA SABEDORIA – Resumo: A sabedoria bíblica são as instruções de Deus para … | Curriculum | |
| 04 La Rueda de la Sabiduria | LA RUEDA DE LA SABIDURÍA Introducción general: La sabiduría bíblica es la instrucción de Dios … | Curriculum | |
| 04 La Rueda de la Sabiduria | LA RUEDA DE LA SABIDURÍA Introducción general: La sabiduría bíblica es la instrucción de Dios … | Curriculum | |
| 04 Jesus Model for Growth and Service (Chinese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 04 Jesus Model for Growth and Service (Chinese) | … | Curriculum | |
| Chapter 4 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 04 Wheel of Wisdom – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 04 Wheel of Wisdom – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 04 Wheel of Wisdom – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 04 Model Yesus untuk pertumbuhan dan pelayanan | … | Curriculum | |
| 04 Model Yesus untuk pertumbuhan dan pelayanan | … | Curriculum | |
| 04 Jesus Model for Growth and Service (Nepalese) | … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Modelo bíblico de crescimento e serviço | O MODELO DE JESUS PARA CRESCIMENTO E SERVIÇO – Resumo: Lucas nos ensina que Jesus … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Modelo bíblico de crescimento e serviço | O MODELO DE JESUS PARA CRESCIMENTO E SERVIÇO – Resumo: Lucas nos ensina que Jesus … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Modelo bíblico de crescimento e serviço | ESUS NUESTRO MODELO DE CRECIMIENTO Y EL SERVICIO. – Introduccion General : Lucas nos enseña … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Irreducible Minimum notebook (Chinese) | 最小极限 概观陈述： 神一切的诫命都可以概括为：我们要爱神并且爱我们的邻舍。我们展现对神的爱的主要方 法是通过爱上帝摆在我们生命中的“ 邻舍”。若我们忽略了要去爱他人，神的爱就不在我们 里面了。 基本概念： 1. 最大的诫命就是要爱神并且爱人如己；然而，律法最终在圣经中归纳于爱人如己这 句话中。 2. 我们对神的爱是通过我们的顺服表现出来的，也就是遵行天父的旨意。 3. 倘若我们忽略了他人的需要，神的爱就不在我们里面了。 4. … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Irreducible Minimum notebook (Chinese) | 最小极限 概观陈述： 神一切的诫命都可以概括为：我们要爱神并且爱我们的邻舍。我们展现对神的爱的主要方 法是通过爱上帝摆在我们生命中的“ 邻舍”。若我们忽略了要去爱他人，神的爱就不在我们 里面了。 基本概念： 1. 最大的诫命就是要爱神并且爱人如己；然而，律法最终在圣经中归纳于爱人如己这 句话中。 2. 我们对神的爱是通过我们的顺服表现出来的，也就是遵行天父的旨意。 3. 倘若我们忽略了他人的需要，神的爱就不在我们里面了。 4. … | Curriculum | |
| Chapter 3 (Indonesian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Jesus Modelo para el Crecim y Servicio | JESUS NUESTRO MODELO DE CRECIMIENTO Y EL SERVICIO. – Introduccion General : Lucas nos enseña … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Jesus Modelo para el Crecim y Servicio | JESUS NUESTRO MODELO DE CRECIMIENTO Y EL SERVICIO. – Introduccion General : Lucas nos enseña … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Jesus Model for Growth and Service | Overview Statement: Luke teaches us that Jesus grew physically, spiritually, socially and in wisdom. He … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Jesus Model for Growth and Service | Overview Statement: Luke teaches us that Jesus grew physically, spiritually, socially and in wisdom. He … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Jesus Model for Growth and Service | Overview Statement: Luke teaches us that Jesus grew physically, spiritually, socially and in wisdom. He … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Minimum yang Tak Dapat Dikurangi | … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Minimum yang Tak Dapat Dikurangi | … | Curriculum | |
| Irréductible CT | … | Curriculum | |
| 03 Irreducible Minimum | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 03 Jesus Model for Growth and Service – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 03 Jesus Model for Growth and Service – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| Khmer 03 Jesus Model for Growth and Service – (Cambodian) | … | Curriculum | |
| 02 IRREDUCIBLE MINIMUM | Overview Statement: All of God’s commands can be summarized by this: we are to love … | Curriculum | |
| 02 IRREDUCIBLE MINIMUM | Overview Statement: All of God’s commands can be summarized by this: we are to love … | Curriculum | |
| 02 IRREDUCIBLE MINIMUM | Overview Statement: All of God’s commands can be summarized by this: we are to love … | Curriculum | |
| 02 Mínimo Irredutível | O MÍNIMO IRREDUTÍVEL – Declaração Geral: Todos os mandamentos de Deus podem ser resumidos nisto: … | Curriculum | |
| 02 Mínimo Irredutível | O MÍNIMO IRREDUTÍVEL – Declaração Geral: Todos os mandamentos de Deus podem ser resumidos nisto: … | Curriculum | |
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| 02 El Minimo Irreducible | EL MINIMO IRREDUCIBLE – Introducción general : Todos los mandamientos de Dios pueden r esumirse … | Curriculum | |
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| Being responsive when God opens doors with refugees | Leisa McDonald of Matthew House shares how God provided information and opportunity, step by step, following God’s leading, to reach refugees who have landed here locally. “We are working with the Afghan community as well as other families that we’ve been supporting prior to that, we do language programs for adults and tutoring programs for children; those are opportunities for people to step into to get involved.” Leisa continues, “We’re serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you have time in your morning, afternoon or evening, in the Phoenix area, the food is provided, it’s simply getting food into the hands of the people who are in need.” Leisa continues, “As these families move into the community, our goal is to subsidize through private funding until they’re stabilized and can afford that on their own.” www.matthewhouseaz.org | Podcast | |
| The murder rate dropped to 1 per year | Deann Alford shares experiences from her book “Victorious: The Impossible Path to Peace” with stories that took place in Colombia, and the victory that teaching the Bible has had. “Colombia has been a quagmire even before the Spaniards; their history was warfare, murder, violence, and revenge.” What can stop this spiral of violence? Deann says that in a prison “were FARC guerrillas, paramilitary, common criminals, mafiosos, and dirty cops imprisoned” together, Deann continues, “Formerly the murder rate was 60 per month, people settling scores in the prison.” “A church pastor asked permission, after he and his church fasted and prayed for two weeks, to go in with white flags, singing hymns, to stop the violence.” Deann continues, “The pastor got on the loud speaker in the prison, praying, and speaking peace, and the prisoners started throwing down their weapons.” “They could have shot them dead. Instead they threw their weapons down.” Missionary Jeannine Brabon set up a Bible institute. Fewer than 10% became Christian, but it was enough to change the entire atmosphere in the prison, and then the murder rate dropped to one per year. What that shows is it does not take many people to change the atmosphere in a place.” | Podcast | |
| Start small, start soon, and start somewhere | Jeannie Marie talks about how she loves her neighbors, not as a special event, but as a lifestyle. “The nations are coming to us: international students, refugees…” Jeannie Marie continues, “They want you to come over for tea. I come over and then start talking about the common ground of our faith.” “You can go to a park and say hello to a Muslim mom, if you’re intentional about meeting friends.” Jeannie Marie states, “I’m a follower of Jesus, I love God, how can I help the refugees?” Jeannie Marie summarizes, “Start small, start soon, and start somewhere you already are.” Jeannie Marie has put together a book, and chapter one is free; she addresses the question, “Could ordinary me change the world?” https://www.jeannie-marie.com/acrossthestreetandaroundtheworld | Podcast | |
| Bob Moffitt interviews Dr. Len Bartlotti | … | Podcast | |
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| Julian Gibb inteviews David Witt Part 2 | David Witt is from Spirit of Martyrdom. | Podcast | |
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| Julian Gibb interviews Leonard Valencia | Leonard Valencia, with Christian Family Care, shares stories. | Podcast | |
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| The people that Jesus has not rejected | Step Harmon, founder of Street Shepherds, reaches the homeless and lost of the streets with the love, power and truth of Jesus through the Holy Spirit. Streets Shepherds has been on the streets for several years now and seen God in action with miracles, healing, deliverance and salvation for thousands of people who the world has rejected, but Jesus has not rejected. Step shares amazing personal stories, “When I first became a believer, I wanted to do things for God in a big way.” Step continues, “When someone is broken, there’s no pride in the way.” “Jesus says that the things I do, you will do, and greater things than these.” | Podcast | |
| This gave me hope; someone cares for me – Part 2 | Gil Moreno, SW Regional Manager for Operation Christmas Child, in the second part of a two-part interview, shares, “Everything we do is for the gospel of Jesus Christ. We want children to have the greatest gift, to know Jesus. We call the shoeboxes “gospel opportunities” because when our partners in other countries receive these shoeboxes, they have outreach events, and the children receive a child-friendly presentation of the gospel. In addition, they are given a booklet called “The Greatest Gift”, currently translated in 88 languages, and that also presents the gospel to them that they can share with their family and friends. Then they’re invited to a 12-week discipleship program where they can grow in their relationship with Jesus. Everything we do is about fulfilling the great commission, and Jesus said, ‘Make disciples’, which opens the door for us to get into some communities where normally we couldn’t get into. A Pastor in Liberia said, “The shoeboxes are opening doors that they’ve never been able to open – in communities.” Gil shares a personal story about his work in Liberia with a Pastor who wanted to open a church in an area among Muslims. | Podcast | |
| This gave me hope; someone cares for me – Part 1 | Gil Moreno, SW Regional Manager for Operation Christmas Child, tells personal stories from Liberia and Rwanda, including refugees. “God is working in the hearts of children all over the world. Some are in very difficult situations.” Gil continues, “The needs are so great with these children.” Gil mentioned that hygiene items, toys and school supplies are so important. “A child in many countries cannot go to school without school supplies.” Gil continues, “Most of the children that we serve have never received a gift in their lives. Some are hard to reach geographically, others are hard to reach – religious reasons where countries would not want us to go because of the gospel of Jesus Christ. That’s why we do what we do. We want children not to just receive a gift, but the greatest gift, which is Jesus.” Gil mentions, “For some, this is the first time they heard the name of Jesus Christ.” Gil concludes, “That child will be connected to a local church, and that child is going to be invited to 12 weeks of discipleship to help them grow in their faith.” Gil says, “If you’re packing a shoe box, you’re participating in the Great Commission.” Gil says of one little girl, “Mutesie received a picture of a family that gave her the box. She grabbed the picture, she held it up over her head to show everybody around her; these are the people that gave her these gifts.” www.samaritanspurse.org/occ | Podcast | |
| Retired at 55; now helping refugee families through his church | Miles Fagerlie talks about how he and his wife helped Gilbert, a father of 2 teenage boys and a young daughter who were originally from Congo, who came to America as refugees from Rwanda. Miles says, “It started when a Pastor of an African refugee church came to our church and asked if we could help with a utility bill.” Miles got involved and started meeting some of the people, “to help them try to get around in this new world.” Miles says, “So we helped get furniture, spare couches, beds, mattresses, chairs, and tables situated in an apartment, and to learn how to use American currency, go to a grocery store and buy food, an experience they never had.” Miles says that over 1,200 Afghan refugees have recently come to Phoenix. Miles concludes, “Look for people in your neighborhood; maybe there’s a person with an accent. Encourage them; say, ‘Welcome to America’, and find out how you can help them, and share the gospel with them.” | Podcast | |
| It’s better to light one candle than curse the darkness | Jon Sanborn with CarePortal.org, says “if you’re an individual, church, you can find any need in America and help meet that need.” “We want the church to be always at the point of care.” Jon continues, “You can look at the needs on careportal.org.” Jon says, “We’re just the vehicle; we’re not the hero. The church is the primary vehicle.” Jon continues, “For those who are willing to love and serve their neighbor, this becomes a transformational connection with people. Yes, it’s about baby wipes, diapers; that can be the cup of water that Jesus calls us to give. You’re now the presence of Christ; you’re knocking on the door; she’s seeing someone who is willingly volunteering to love a neighbor and be there for her. And things happen in that space. That’s a very powerful space when we’re willing to be available to serve someone’s need.” | Podcast | |
| God in the flesh was a refugee | Gary DeVelder and his son Derek of Abounding Service https://aboundingservice.org/ share stories about recruiting volunteers to help refugees learn English and citizenship. He explains, “We develop a relationship and give them dignity. Refugees have been told ever since they left their home that they’re worth nothing. When they came out of their country, they had nothing but a suitcase.” Gary says about one refugee that he has helped, “The first time they felt good in the US is when somebody deliberately smiled at them. And we can provide that to them day after day.” Derek explains, “For example, Le Page, when helping with Thanksgiving boxes, beamed. She said, ‘I feel included, I feel important here” by helping others.'” Gary continues, “Our witness is not so much in words. A volunteer can sit together one foot away from each other, face to face. The eyes speak love, care, concern. This refugee has had a lot of case workers. They know who are paid; they know that the encourager that comes in for 2 hours is not paid; they know they’re volunteers who want to be there. Many of them have not been treated this way as a refugee in 10, 20, 30 years.” Derek concludes, “We’re simply backing in to the work that the Holy Spirit is doing.” | Podcast | |
| The best day of the month is the day that you Christians show up | David Drum of J17 Ministries tells a story of unconditional service from a unified body, with the people of the church serving one of the largest school districts in Tucson. David tells a story about a lady at the school who worked with the needs at the school. She said to David and other Christians in the church, ‘We have a family that has 10 kids, the father’s in prison, the mother ought to be in prison, they don’t have enough to eat, they don’t have transportation; they need everything; so what can you do for them?’ My friend said, ‘Well, let me get some churches to come alongside and adopt that family and see what we can do.’ After a couple of months there was such a huge impact for this family, that she was kind of blown away. 9 months later, she says to us. ‘Y’know, our job around here is so hard; every time we ask for something, the answer’s always no, but when we ask you, and the churches, the answer is always yes. The best day of the month is when you Christians show up.'” David then shares how this woman’s life was radically changed. | Podcast | |
| Julian Gibb interviews Russell – Part 2 | Julian Gibb interviews Russell from Spirit of Martyrdom – Part 2. Writing a book in the jungle with captors about how Jesus transforms and saves. | Podcast | |
| Julian Gibb interviews Russell and David – Part 1 | Julian Gibb interviews brothers Russell and David of Spirit of Martyrdom – Part 1. At age 4 Russell prayed to be on the mission field, and at age 8, he was on the mission field with his parents. As a young adult, he was taken captive in the jungle. | Podcast | |
| Bob Moffitt interviews John Bassous | John shares about God’s supernatural presence, and his story of how he uses the empty room in his house for the Kingdom. | Podcast | |
| As I’m trying to follow Jesus, you follow me; that’s discipleship. | Jim Yost in Papua, Indonesia, asks the question, “What does our city need?” Jim continues, “Whether you feel qualified or not qualified, you become incarnational into the needs of your city. You look. You ask questions. You discern what are the needs; what’s going on? What are the problem areas? What is exploding right now? And then Jehovah Jireh comes in and gives you everything you need to be able to make an impact. It’s not about having a whole lot of knowledge and expertise, but it’s about the heart. Everything begins with the heart.” Jim talks about examples from his life, helping jail inmates, helping refugees, assisting those who are in the business of prostitution, those who have a propensity to addiction… getting involved in the lives of hurting people. Jim explains, “Freely you’ve been given, freely give it away, meaning, the little bit you’ve been given by God, you give it away to somebody else immediately.” Jim asks, “If your church were to close this week, would your city miss you?” Jim teaches people to discover truth though Discovery Bible learning. Jim concludes, “When you talk about meeting the needs of the broken people in your city, the problem people, you’re releasing them to move forward and bring someone else along with them.” | Podcast | |
| Bringing a meal to the relative in jail who killed their family | Julian Gibb interviews Jacob Ndabaramiye who works in Rwanda, Burundi and the eastern Congo, training and equipping Pastors to be disciples, practice love and forgiveness. Jacob tells a story of a Tutsi man who, after training, took a meal to those prisoners who killed their relatives who were in jail. “They gave food to those people who killed their families and many went to tell those criminals who killed their family members that they forgive them.” | Podcast | |
| Helping people work together for greater impact | Julian Gibb interviews Gordon Showell who says, “I read the Bible and heard God’s call for the marginalized: refugees, child trafficking and persecution, as well as family, children and youth. Gordon asked, “How does my story fit into God’s story?” Gordon tells his story. “My initial reaction as a young Christian was, ‘there must be people far better qualified, far more experienced than me, and far better at it than me’, but eventually I accepted the invitation from the church. That was the beginning… a communal thing, a recognition by others in the community.” Gordon tells one story, “It began in Ukraine with a bunch of Christian leaders praying for orphans and vulnerable children.” One asked, “Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a Ukraine without orphans?” This group discovered that “the best way to care for them was in families, and it would be better to find ways to get them fostered or adopted into families.” | Podcast | |
| Through the prayers of other people, we see the nation changed | “Sharing lives, sharing conversations”, is a summary of the emphasis of Mark D Rentz, Teacher and Administrator at Albany College in New York. “Many universities have 100 different nations on campus.” Mark says, “My wife and I invited them over for spaghetti dinner. Few internationals students enter an American home. When they did, they asked, ‘What is your story?’ while sharing food.” Mark tells about an Asian scholar who came to the USA for only four weeks. Mark says, “They wanted to be in an American family.” Mark asked the question, “What if we created weekend home stays and opened that up to the community? Some work in law firms, and others attend church.” Mark says of one family who provided a weekend stay for an international student, “They became lifelong friends, and visited them” in their country. The host asked, “Would you like a Bible in your own language?” Mark also shares how the people of the church prayed for him as a rebellious youth, “I believe through the prayers of other people, we see the nation changed.” | Podcast | |
| Bob Moffitt interviews Debi Clifton | … | Podcast | |
| Julian Gibb interviews Val Gill | Helping leaders who have a passion for children in Curitiba, Brazil. | Podcast | |
| Julian Gibb interviews Alan Crippen | Julian Gibb interviews Alan Crippen of the Faith and Rediscovery Center at the American Bible Society in Philadelphia, who reaches the unchurched with a reason to engage the scriptures. | Podcast | |
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| You’re on a very dangerous path | Julian Gibb interviews Michael, who shares about his life as a rebellious German teenager who had surrounded himself with friends and ideas, “focusing on everything that was wrong with the country, or the world… constantly; it feeds the hatred.” Michael says, “It’s a drug that made me addictive towards this. Every time I feel colder and more empty.” Michael states, “I watched certain people radically change, become so hateful, so cold, so nasty in their thinking.” Michael continues, “I felt the Lord knocking on my door: ‘You’re on a dangerous path.'” Michael shares, “I was at a march, and I saw people around me shouting, just being angry, and just how meaningless this really is.” Michael continues, “Almost audibly, God spoke to me, ‘You don’t belong here anymore. You need to get out of here.'” | Podcast | |
| You’re letting your wife do what? | Meg Crossman, early in her walk with the Lord, said, “Lord, take me; I didn’t know that you wanted me!” Meg, a visionary that helps people embrace their role in missions, says, “That’s what I do… I help people understand their roles, as goers, senders, welcomers, intercessors, or mobilizers.” She relates one of her conversations, “Meg, now I understand that we’re called to be senders.” Meg says, “I want everybody to find where their gifts and abilities” can be best used. Meg felt the calling of God on her own life as well, “It was totally the Lord who opened that door. We were not waiting for the prison to approve us; if the Lord approves us, everything will be OK.” Meg also tells the story about getting the opportunity to share in a closed country with underground believers, “It was challenging and marvelous!” and people would ask her husband, “You’re letting your wife do what?” to which Meg replied, “It wasn’t a sacrifice to go to China for the summer, it was a joy.” | Podcast | |
| The worst of people liked to be around Jesus | “We generally love what we talk about, and talk about what we love”, says Nathan Lutz, a mentor of folks on the way to the people in the unreached world. Nathan says, “My dad began to share Christ with me… he would pick up people in the car and it was a long drive to Swaziland. That became a model for me. Watching my Dad set the pace for my life.” Nathan continues, “Talking is one way we show what had deeply affected us.” Nathan says, “How could you not talk about someone as precious as Jesus?” Nathan tells how he mentors, “In the internship, we think about ways, works, words, and the wounds of Jesus. How he treated women, what he was like before men. The worst of people liked to be around Jesus. They could tell he loved them.” Nathan tells of the love he has for neighbors, building relationships that are growing and deepening. “We are who we are, lovers of Jesus. You don’t build relationships to share; his love works through you.” | Podcast | |
| It wasn’t just the Priests, Vicars and Fathers that Jesus called | Bob Moffitt talks with Azeem David and his son Sharoz; Azeem was a Vicar of a church in Pakistan, but recently relocated to London; while in Pakistan, Azeem encouraged his people to demonstrate the gospel to the community. Sharoz explains how they met the needs of the community, “We invited people who were stressed, those who were depressed, some with problems and some who were demonized” and our prayer team prayed for them, and many were healed. Sharoz continues, “It wasn’t just the Priests, Vicars, and Fathers that Jesus called to preach; every Christian is supposed to be a disciple of Jesus.” In another demonstration of being a disciple of Christ, Azeem’s church members raised funds to cook and serve poor people in the community, both Christians and people from other religions including Hindu’s and Muslims. | Podcast | |
| Poverty is not a curse on me or the generations to come | Pastor Julian Gibb interviews Amanda Forbes, Co-Founder of Trinity Education who shares amazing stories about mentoring young adults to become disciple makers in communities around the world. Amanda states, “Education changes our mindset about why we’re on this earth and our really human potential to create and come out of poverty. We had a student in Kenya, and before going through our program, he didn’t realize that he was made in the image of God, and he thought poverty was a multi-generational curse that he would pass along to his children.” Amanda says, “Going through our course, he did come to understand, ‘I’m made in the image of God. Poverty is not a curse on me or the generations to come.'” Amanda tells another story, “Our first program was in an impoverished area outside of Nairobi, where there was a lot of addiction and poverty; we had a small cohort of all young men in the program that seemed trapped by lack of opportunities. One man had a dream of studying computer science; he didn’t have the money for fees.” Amanda explains how this program started in the area, “and a software programmer in CA took him under his wings in mentorship, and he was able to get a job with a company in IT in Nairobi; it transformed his life from the difficult situation he was in! He got married, and ended up mentoring a small group of students… a full circle, blessed to be a blessing.” | Podcast | |
| We teamed up over 5,000 kids with one-to-one relationships | Pastor Julian Gibb interviews Bob Moffitt who tells his journey through ministry in many captivating stories. “When I was young, I wanted to see missions directly. I took my tape recorder and did extensive interviews of missionaries in the field, from Africa, Western Europe to India.” Bob continues, “Our connection before the throne on a regular basis is really crucial… it prepares us to be the hands and feet of Jesus.” Bob says, “It’s not only the time in the closet where I spend time alone with the Lord, but it’s also part of a lifestyle.” Bob explains, “That’s the goal… to be always conscious that I’m with Him and He’s with me. He’s always there, wanting to be in relationship with you.” Bob goes on to tell about being the hands and feet of Jesus with delinquent kids from broken families in Denver, CO in the late 60’s, teaming over 5,000 kids with one-to-one relationships. “What these kids needed most was a coping adult to love them and to walk alongside them.” | Podcast | |
| We wouldn’t be alive today if it wasn’t for you | Doug Landro, who works with several churches among the Roma gypsies in western Ukraine, tells a story of how the elderly in the Roma community don’t have enough food, and sometimes even have their homes taken away from them because they don’t have legal land rights. A few members of the church among the Roma came to Doug, “We want to develop a feeding program that buys food for the elderly Roma.” One elderly lady, who never came to church, learned about the once-a-month feeding program at the church. Eventually she invited her daughter in law, then her son, and they heard about Jesus, and both became followers of Jesus. Doug says, “When we meet people’s needs, when we show the love of Jesus, not in words but in action, that’s the best way to share Jesus.” Ladies come up to Doug when he visits the church, give him a hug and say, “I wouldn’t be alive today if it wasn’t for you.” | Podcast | |
| Pastor, I don’t have money to eat today | Meshak, serving as a Pastor in a poor area of Nairobi, Kenya, shares how he and his congregation serve sacrificially in his community with the love of God. “Every year, we identify a needy orphan and we help in paying for their school fee.” Meshak says, “It’s not just about getting the teaching of the Word of God, but really practicing what the Word of God says.” He continues, “We are not going to use our scarcity as an excuse for not obeying God, and so… even though we are needy, the Lord is calling us to invest in the Kingdom”; and he tells a story about caring for a widow in his community who said, “Pastor, I don’t have money to eat today.” He says, “When it comes to investing in the Kingdom, it’s both the responsibility of the rich and the poor.” | Podcast | |
| Emma Quisenberry – 5-10-21 | Emma Quisenberry with the Gem Foundation in Uganda shares amazing stories of caring for and sacrificially serving neighbors and orphans with disabilities. | Podcast | |
| Jennifer Tompkins – 5-3-21 | Jennifer Tompkins from Tucson Refugee Ministries shares amazing stories of grace and redemption among recent refugee arrivals. | Podcast | |
| A little bit of faith and a great big God – Part 2 of 2 | John Thomas, Executive Director of Living Hope in Cape Town, South Africa, in Part 2 of 2 tells amazing stories of God’s provision, “When God has his fingerprints over something, it’s not about skills development and strategic planning (although those are both good); it’s about listening to the voice of God.” John continues with several stories, “If God is in a thing, you walk through the doors with a little bit of faith and a great big God!” John says, “We’re here to impact the world for Jesus.” John confesses, “We find ourselves saying, ‘We definitely didn’t do this. Only God could have done this.'” John now has 4 Pastors on staff for a church of 350, and 230 Pastors on staff to reach those who do not yet know Jesus in the area around the church. | Podcast | |
| I want to change my baby’s name to “The Lord is my hope” – Part 1 | John Thomas, Executive Director of Living Hope in Cape Town, South Africa, along with his church, is bringing hope and breaking despair for the needy people in the area. John says, “There are 20,000 needy people within half a mile of the church.” “And God says to me on Judgement Day: ‘John, tell me, what did you do about the poor and needy and those who haven’t heard the gospel a half mile from the church?'” John responded, “I’ve got to do something.” John tells the story of a young lady who had a baby, and she named him “No hope” in the local language. “My mother died with AIDS, my Auntie died with AIDS… my baby was born with skin sores indicating advanced stages of AIDS, and I’ve got AIDS.” John continues, “A chaplain called me and I arranged her to get into a family in my church. She came to know Jesus as Savior. Another three months went by, and this young lady came to me and said, “I want to change my baby’s name to ‘The Lord is my hope’!” | Podcast | |
| We’ve all got our small part to play | John Cozens, in addition to a full time job, helps widows and people in need with mechanical issues. John says, “We’ve all got our small part to play.” “It’s a peace to know that it’s done, it’s fixed.” John says this has been a God-given blessing, “I come in and take care of them; they’re not forgotten.” John continues, “There’s an element of companionship; I’ve grown in having conversations and letting them know they’re important.” John shares about another blessing: “I bring my son on a lot of these projects; I wasn’t bringing him with a thought that this is something he’d want to do, but rather a setting where he could learn how to maintain a house, fix things; I saw it as a teaching platform.” He continues, “My son will graduate college in 4 weeks and he said to me, ‘I’m looking forward to being done, so I can help you.'” | Podcast | |
| If you wait until you’re ready to forgive, you’ll never do it; Part 3 of 3 | Marcus Doe, in his third of three broadcasts, upon returning to Liberia for 5 weeks, was amongst the warriors who were in the war when he was a boy. “They started telling me their stories, sleeping with alcohol to numb the pain.” In the barber shop, he was asked, “Why did you come back?” Marcus says, “I came back for people like you.” He comments, “If you have to wait until you’re ready to forgive, you’ll never do it.” Marcus continues, “Forgiveness affects every person in the world.” In Liberia, Marcus noticed something: “I saw a common thread, particularly among men; unforgiveness and fatherlessness.” “My work is to re-weave the fabric; in the prison system and the school system.” | Podcast | |
| I was able to say, “I forgive you.” Part 2 of 3 | Marcus Doe, originally from Liberia, became a refugee in Ghana at age 12; when he started attending school he learned that his father had been murdered. A year later, “When I came to the States, I had a measure of trauma”, Marcus explains about the war and losing his father. “I had a blockage; when we took quizzes, and it was quiet, I had much more important things in my life than solving equations.” He would sweat at flashbacks. “A few years later a Pastor looked at me and said, ‘Whatever you have planned for your life, God is going to change it.'” Marcus explains how he would write one paragraph a day for 3 years, which eventually became his book “Catching Ricebirds”. Marcus wanted to get past this anger towards this man who had killed his father. “In the spring of 2010, I fly back to Liberia, and I was able to say the words, ‘I forgive you'”. | Podcast | |
| I still had hatred toward the man who made me an orphan – Part 1 of 3 | Marcus Doe, originally from Liberia, shares his story of reconciliation. Escaping the war in Liberia, he traveled by ship to America as a refugee. He learned at the age of 12 that his father has been captured, interrogated and murdered. He shares about his experience in a public high school. “My teachers assumed I had transferred from another school in the county.” Marcus continues, “I was too afraid and too ashamed to talk to my teachers, about the troubles I was having both in my mind and in academics”. In his first year in America, Marcus didn’t know if his siblings were still alive, and the war was still going on in Liberia. “I went to high school in a cloud of hatred, a cloud of sadness.” Marcus says, “At 24 years old, I read the Lord’s prayer… I had to face the fact that I needed to forgive the man who made me an orphan.” | Podcast | |
| “I pick you, you’re mine”; we’ve adopted 11 of 14 children | Linny Saunders, mother of 14 children with her husband, have 8 children at home at 62. “God has called us to care for the orphans.” Linny says, “If I was sitting in an orphanage in another country, I would be really wanting a family to come and say, ‘I pick you, you’re mine’. With that as a motivation, and believing that God’s heart is for the orphan, we have adopted 11 of our 14 children.” Linny continues, “The church in America for the most part has bought the lie from the enemy that children are a nuisance and a bother…. God’s word actually says that the fruit of the womb are His reward.” Linny says about her home with special needs children, “The needs are so great all around us; between foster care and between the orphan crisis, there’s millions of orphans waiting. I could not see myself finding any satisfaction in anything but serving the kids that I have, and any other kids that God brings across our path.” She talks about honoring and treasuring her family, “People who meet our family just love our kids.” | Podcast | |
| Why is Walmart down the street more diverse than our church? | Caleb Campbell, Senior Pastor at Desert Springs Church says he believes that “the street won’t change until the kitchen table changes.” Caleb says “Jesus loves you more than you can ever imagine; put it into action.” “As you read the New Testament, especially after the gospels, you see that the local church body is by design socioeconomically, chronologically and ethically diverse.” Like the early church, Caleb encourages people to have hard discussions around the table talking about things that are hard to talk about. Caleb says that he loves partnering with what God is already doing with other ministries and non-profits that are further down the road in certain areas. “Jesus calls people into activity way before I think they’re ready. There’s not a perfect way to start serving. Start it, and trust that the Spirit of God will guide you in the process.” | Podcast | |
| We broke bread together & created relationship | Nathan Smith of Phoenix Rescue Mission talks about how God moves through him. He says, “My wife and I started reading the gospel in a different way. There was a lot of message about good news to the poor that for some reason I had ignored.” He continues, “All those experiences together led my wife and I on a Saturday to go to the worst parts of town to hand out sack lunches and get to know people. Eventually, I brought my entire church along we went out every Saturday for a while, and broke bread, created relationship with people living on the streets; got to know them, got to serve them; really tried to break those walls down and have a kingdom meal every week. Eventually I realized that what I wanted to spend all my time doing.” Nathan asks, “What is my lasting impact?” | Podcast | |
| Somebody has to stand up for our neighborhood | Wendy and Jeff Schops, both motorcycle bikers, wanted to get more involved with their neighbors. Jeff says, “God put it on our heart to reach other people.” Wendy says, “We have the love of God in our hearts. That’s the biggest reason that we feel free to reach out to people of different religions and different skin color.” Jeff explains, “I’m 31 years clean of cocaine with a hard struggle when I came off. I’m rich with God’s love.” Wendy shares about a unique opportunity in her neighborhood, “One night after we heard gun shots, we didn’t think about the danger; we felt the strength to go and help someone who was clearly in distress.” Wendy says, “The people we get to talk to are living the same kinds of lives that we are, with the same kinds of struggles, family dynamics, and drama. We just need to be able to be friends and comfort those around us when they need it. How would we know that they need it if we didn’t open that dialogue with them wherever we go?” Jeff concludes, “Don’t cower, don’t hide behind the curtains. Come out and be strong.” | Podcast | |
| I won’t let you fail | Rick Johnson, owner of RC Fasteners, shares his journey to faith through some tough times in life when everything was falling apart, also accompanied with mental health issues. Rick shares, “When I started seeking Him, He was there everyday.” Rick continues, “He is the ultimate comforter.” “We can look at adversity and count it all joy. Then we start experiencing love. It changes your perspective.” Rick states, “We asked God to close the door where He didn’t want us to go, and we dedicated the business to the Lord.” Rick says that now, “We see guys praying for vendors and suppliers.” “I made a promise to Him; I didn’t want to be disingenuous again.” | Podcast | |
| Help comes before hope | Marc Lucas, Local Ministry Director at AM1360 Faith Talk Radio, shares how “we were created not to do life in isolation, like a lot of us have been forced to do in the midst of the pandemic.” He shares how he has taken his family activities out into the front yard, into the driveway of his home, “to foster relationships in the midst of that need.” Marc says, “I remind them that God loves them…and I start hearing their story, connecting with them as they are parenting, and as a grandparent, just where they are in this season of life.” Marc states, “I think it’s the way that God designed us to be in our neighborhood.” | Podcast | |
| We prayed for them to have children | Steve Chang shares about miraculous healings that God has done in him and his wife. As a result, he prays for God to heal people he meets. Steve says, “I travel quite a bit for work. When I come home, I pray, “God, give me a word to encourage and bless this person”, even to those of different faiths. Steve shares about one of his conversations with a cab driver: “God revealed that he wanted to have a son”, but couldn’t. Steve recounts, “I prayed for his back pain; he got better. And the next day he brings his wife to our living room to be prayed for. We prayed for them to have children. That was it. About a year later, I got a text from him; ‘Here’s the child that you prayed for!'” Steve summarizes, “Use your gifts; the more you use them, the more God is going to pour into you; you will see the fruits that await you; as you pray and perform miracles, as you heal the sick, you will see God move.” | Podcast | |
| They are not strangers; they are my people | Ramiro Carbajal, who has walked with his people in the Honduras through two recent hurricanes and many landslides, shares how he, his family and his church are responding to people in love. “We try to share with the local church… If they receive 5 pounds of rice or 5 pounds of beans, they can make a little packet of food, and the local church can share it with more people. They multiply the food that they received. They are very thankful to share with others. That happens not only with the believer, but with the unbelievers.” Ramiro says people who are served by the church, “The people ask us for Bibles.” Ramiro says, “They are not strangers; they are my people. God provides to care for others. It is not us, it is God who provides and touches the heart of other people who need it.” | Podcast | |
| That’s somebody’s son or daughter | Wendy Schops is a mom, a biker, and a formerly rebellious woman who has been changed. “What’s your story?” Wendy asks of others with the biker persona. Wendy says, “Growing up, we never knew who would be at our breakfast table… my dad would pick up hitchhikers. Our house was a revolving door.” Wendy says, “Don’t look at somebody and put them in a box. No matter what you wear… we have a conversation and share the love of Christ and how much God loves us.” Wendy continues, “We open the door, that person opens up, we plant the seed. And I say, ‘God, go with that person so they will grow!'” | Podcast | |
| When they call, we listen. We give them healing, hope, and Jesus. | Reverend Anita Kristy, Director of Counseling at a Center in India, receives many calls at all hours of the day from people who are depressed and contemplating suicide. “When they call, we listen. We give them the words from the Bible; healing, hope, and God who we can depend on.” Anita shares her own story of transformation; in addition, she shares about the spiritual challenges from those see this as conversion. “I receive from Jesus his grace that keeps me going in this ministry.” “This gives them a hope; this is not the end; I will live for eternity if I believe in Jesus.” Anita continues, “It is not me, but it is Jesus who does the transformation in people.” | Podcast | |
| Accepting not only their ideas, but what is most important to them | Laurel Pritch, Teacher of Arts Education in Northern Canada with children ages 6 to 12, explains the creative work of the Spirit, about “getting down on their level and really accepting not only their ideas, but what is important to them; that changes hearts and lives.” “It’s one way that Jesus is alive and well in the secular classroom.” Laurel continues, “Does what we do in the world matter? Yes!” Laurel tells stories of giving the dignity of our attention, “making a difference in one person at a time, and one conversation at a time.” | Podcast | |
| How would you like to sew dresses for God? | Linda Hollinshead, collection coordinator for Samaritan’s Purse’s Operation Christmas Child at their church in Chandler, AZ, shares about how needy children around the world, receiving a shoe box at Christmas time, get to know Jesus. “We’ve heard from many who have gotten boxes… their pictures are up in our room at church.” Linda shares, “It isn’t like we just send this vessel with the gospel message and wonder if anything ever happened. We have so many children accept Jesus through that gospel message.” Linda also tells the story of one of the 14 empty nester volunteers who this year helped make 670 dresses for girls, ages 6-9, “It’s just amazing how much joy it has brought her.” | Podcast | |
| They came up with their own ideas, based on a Biblical truth | Scott Allen, President of Disciple Nations Alliance (DNA), shares a story of how impoverished communities begin to flourish through the application of Biblical truth, demonstrated in love. After the reformation, “Christians for the first time opened up their Bible and they began to do their farming and their banking and all these different things on the basis of Biblical truth.” “If God exists, and he created everything, then the Bible speaks to every area of life.” Scott says truth and love are two sides of the same coin. “I’m going to seek your good, even if it requires great sacrifice on my part.” Scott tells the story of a colleague working with an indigenous group in Guatemala, that, when they heard Biblical truth about having dominion over creation, helped them solve a problem using their own ideas. “Within a year, almost all of their crop was stored, and their children began to come out of poverty.” | Podcast | |
| Can I go with you? | Munkhuu from Mongolia shares his experience of staying with nomads, helping them, cleaning their felts, going after their horses and sheep to assist them in their daily lives. “Can I go with you?” Munkhuu asks of a nomad while visiting. “I helped him with his animals”, Munkhuu says about his stay. “Along the way we talk about faith and life.” “Come for them, do for them. Just obey; I believe this is the process that the Lord wants me to go on, and I’m just going.” “We love to have a relationship with them. We give the results to God.” | Podcast | |
| This is the first day that I’ve ever been loved | Ron Friesen, Sr. Chaplain for Ecumenical Chaplaincy for the Homeless in Phoenix shares simple stories of working among the homeless. Ron says, “I believe that we’re transformed to give.” Ron asked one lady who found herself homeless due to a mental health breakdown, “Do you know that God gives back the years the locust ate?” He prayed and believed with her that God would give her back her life! Ron says that many homeless are hungry and thirsty for physical needs, as well as spiritual needs, and they ask the question: will someone nurture my spirit? Practically, Ron shares a question he asks homeless people, “Do you have a State ID?” Most homeless people have lost these documents. He points them to Homeless ID, an organization that helps the homeless replace about 9,000 documents a year at no cost. And second, “Would you like a job?”, and Ron shares about St. Joseph the Worker, which provides jobs after a one hour orientation. Of one man who Ron provided the gift of anointing, along with prayer and a hug, the man responded, “This is the first day that I’ve ever been loved.” | Podcast | |
| “You do belong. You are loved. We celebrate your life” | Ryan Thurman, International Director of Antioch Network, shares his personal stories with A2J, relocating into a neighborhood that had real, tangible needs near the homeless shelter and the Arizona State Capital, to learn what it means to love God and love your neighbor. “We really believe that the early church and the Acts-like living in community can be done today.” What our homeless friends “needed was a family where they could belong. Before they could completely understand the gospel, understand a loving God, they had to experience the love of God by a family.” Ryan shares Sally’s story, a homeless lady whose life was completely changed because Jesus entered in and invited her to life with him, a life that looked completely different than her first 40 years. “God is very clear that people experience love through people.” | Podcast | |
| Learn to love one another; by this shall all men know you are my disciples | Rev George Miley returns to share his bottom line: be available to Jesus and ask Him to show you what he wants you to do, particularly in reconciliation. George shares a story of coming to the cross, repentance, telling the truth about acts, words, and things that have not been with the keeping of the teachings of Jesus, and then looking for opportunities to build friendships with those of other religious traditions. George says, “Telling the truth about my sin doesn’t dishonor me; in fact, it frees me to receive His forgiveness, His healing, and His restoration.” | Podcast | |
| Let God control the outcomes, learn to feed your soul | Neil Montgomery, Congregational Care Pastor at Scottsdale Bible Church, quoting Larry Crabb, defines agape love as “putting the needs of another person ahead of my own at any cost.” Neil says the true expression of our worship is without doubt the way we relate to one another. Neil articulates, “We are simply to be like Christ in walking with people through their problems”, rather than fixing them. “When you surrender and taste freedom and you begin to truly see yourself as a worshipper 24/7, then God turns you — and you begin to pour out your life in generosity.” Neil shares a powerful time when God brought him to the end of himself, and he gave up the control of the outcomes. “Let God control the outcome, and learn to feed your soul. Learn to abide and rest in him, and let the fruit of the spirit be the thing that comes out.” | Podcast | |
| We have seen that our teaching becomes our lives | Elly Oliveira, Global Coordinator for Samaritan Strategies, and her husband Cleiton share how people learn by experiencing something new, especially concerning proclamation vs demonstration of the gospel. Cleiton says, “The demonstration of God’s love to a broken world is a message we communicate without words. When we talk about proclamation and demonstration, we remember the story of Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding. We have no record that Jesus preached a sermon in that occasion. However, the Lord was recognized as one to be obeyed.” Elly speaks about how Samaritan Strategies helps people transition, having a paradigm shift, from a culture that keeps them inactive, to a culture where they are the hands and feet of Jesus in their community. Elly says that people “learn how to demonstrate God’s love with their families, and be a leading letter that can be read by the world.” Elly shares several examples, “What we actually do is facilitate situations where the Holy Spirit works on people’s hearts and they turn their lives to Jesus Christ.” | Podcast | |
| His way is not retaliation. His way is forgiveness | George Miley explains the supernatural power of God to love one another. What would happen if two parties who were locked in bitterness were to kneel together before the cross and say, “Lord Jesus, we both have sinned, we both are wrong, we both have treated each other with anger, contempt, and bitterness. We don’t have the power to overcome this. We bring it to you on the cross. And we pray, Lord, that in your grace, that you will break the power of sin in our lives. And give us the supernatural power to love one another.” George continues, “Our first responsibility is to choose to tell the truth. And secondly we choose to trust him. And when we do that, he supernaturally transforms us.” “Jesus is not here to condemn us. He’s here to free us, to heal us, to transform us.” | Podcast | |
| I was not in a situation to help him, but God talked to me | Pastor Julian Gibb interviews Dr. Bishnu Regmi, Pastor of Himalayan Community Church in Phoenix, AZ; Bishnu shares about a time when he was in seminary and on that day, he was not in a situation to help someone, but God talked to him. Bishnu recalled the teaching of Jesus, love your neighbor as yourself, and says, “Even though you don’t have anything, you should go and listen to his problem.” Bishnu says that you can share the gospel without using words, by serving; he shares about serving churches and refugees in Phoenix, and encourages people here in the USA that if they’re not able to go out of the country to serve, there are “many people in their backyard. The entire world is here.” | Podcast | |
| The first step was to ask God for His help to forgive. | Hanna Zack Miley shares her personal journey, starting at age 6, of her experience as a Jew in Nazi Germany, one of 10,000 children who were sent by train from Germany to Britain. She would never see her parents again. She speaks about unbearable unforgiveness and anger. “I thought my parents had abandoned me. But instead it was an extreme act of sacrificial love.” In her mid-20’s, at a Billy Graham event, she says, “I had a persona as a school teacher. I didn’t want to reveal that I had needs. I had a little battle going on.” She came to Christ, and says, “the first step was asking God for his help to forgive. I felt a sense of God’s help.” Later, in Bonn, Germany with her husband, speaking to a man whose grandparent was a guard in the SS concentration camp, he said, “Will you forgive me on behalf of my grandparents?” Hanna said to him, “I forgive you” and they embraced. Hanna says, “The things we do in places affects the people around us.” | Podcast | |
| The best opportunity to love people comes at the worst moments | Corey Kasperson, Pastor of Young Adults at Redemption Church Tempe, tells his own story about how life to the full is living sacrificially for others. “When we love our brothers and sisters and neighbors who don’t know Jesus, we’re representing who God is to the world. When we’re living under the rule of Jesus, the reign of love, we’re actually giving the world a picture of what this world was created to be… a preview of what life will be like when Jesus’ rule and reign is fully acknowledged on earth.” He tells of an experience when he cried out to God, “Lord, give me a story of love.” And how he met Dean, eventually asking him, “Dean, what can I do for you?” “God is trying to interrupt me so I can give His love to somebody, then take the steps of faith; that’s where it starts.” | Podcast | |
| Be open to the Holy Spirit’s prompting to do things you never would have imagined | Chris Croswhite, Director of the Rescue Mission in Salt Lake City, says “I believe we are joining God in God’s ministry.” Chris encourages us to ask, “How is my path intersecting with what God is doing?” Chris continues, “Most days of the week, I have this sensation that I can’t do this. In my weakness, He’s made strong. I do the best I can, and what I can’t do, God will do the rest.” “All people are created in the image of God. All people deserve love, respect, opportunity and redemption.” Chris says, “The things God wants us to know, He’s written them down in His Word.” Chris and his team come alongside the poor and help these men and women to be what God intended them to be: God dependent, self-sufficient and a contributing member of society. | Podcast | |
| We have learned to speak the words of Jesus, words of hope to orphans & widows | Ruth Orlale, herself a widow and the Assistant Director of Ebenezer Life Center in Kenya shares how – with the Word of God and some partners – her team cares for widows and nearly 1,000 vulnerable children. “As a widow, you are treated as a foreigner; dispossessed and disinherited. We begin to talk about the Word of God and this brings back self-esteem, and we help them with meaning in life by involving them in working and microfinance.” “We teach children how to read and interpret the Word of God for themselves.” “Yes, it is possible for those who believe in God. We have seen the Lord raise widows from sick beds to be beautiful women again. We have seen children go from vulnerable situations to be men and women who are now getting married. This is a miracle.” | Podcast | |
| My own sons spontaneously gave everything to a widow with two sons | Eduart “Eddie” Demo, Director of the Illyricum Movement in Albania, says we can either waste our lives or we can invest it into the lives of others. He tells the story of his own sons, 10 and 13, who spontaneously got together on their own and gave their savings, everything, to a widow with two grown, disabled sons, and through that, they came to know the Lord. Eddie says by fulfilling the needs of the mostly Muslim people in the area, they come to know Jesus and they disciple them and train them. Through teaching English, guitar, piano and drama, and by coming alongside families and teaching them how to raise children, how to have a better marriage, and helping people find jobs, this is how they bring the gospel. “We have a saying that people get discipled before they get evangelized.” | Podcast | |
| Can I meet your need beyond just praying for you? | Tyler Johnson of Redemption Church and one of the founders of the Surge Network talks about discipleship – how we change as we try to do the things Jesus told us to do. Tyler shares several stories as he addresses the question, “What does it mean to be the church?” and adds, “Always meet needs in proximity, and when the need surpasses the proximity, go to a wider network of relationships.” Tyler gives an example how several churches, together, have helped meet broader needs in the community. | Podcast | |
| You just need to be available with a heart to serve | Tammy Abernathy, CEO of Hope Women’s Center, shares how she cares for women who are hurting, in pain, and have experienced difficult situations. “To see how God draws in the lonely, lost, the least, and how they get first priority in His Kingdom, at His table. That gives me expanded vision and hope.” Tammy shares what it looks like to walk alongside a hurting woman. “Make a human connection. I want to have a relationship with you. I don’t have an agenda. Your story matters. I want to hear your story.” Tammy says, “It’s not about your skills or your experience. It’s about your availability. Being available, being sensitive, and aware.” Tammy says to ask God to make needs around us known to us, and ask God how to serve those immediately around us. “I see her transform, which affects her children, and her family and ultimately her community as she becomes a change-maker in her community.” | Podcast | |
| God, you did that in her life; would you do that in my life? | Trish Karpurck shares stories of changed lives over the past 14 years through Celebrate Recovery, and how God takes what is stopping us from living the life God designed us to do, and changes us. People who know they’re broken, in the midst of the worst place, see that God is there. Trish tells people, “There is a different life that is available to you. God sees you, you are valuable.” Trish explains that we need to step out and trust that there are needs, and God will bring people around us. These very people who God sets free are a magnet that draws people to meet those needs around us. | Podcast | |
| If you love me, you have to demonstrate it in a way I can see it. | Simon Nziramakenga, Bishop in Rwanda, shares his story. After the genocide, 25 of his relatives died, 87 of his wife’s relatives died, and God impressed on him, “Go back and minister to those who have killed your relatives and your friends.” He shares stories of forgiveness and reconciliation — how 2 tribes who were once enemies, killing husbands, wives and relatives — have repented and demonstrated love and care for one another, and are now walking together in Christ. | Podcast | |
| We started out with 7 kids and one Dad, which created a ripple effect | 22 year old Julian Wahl describes starting out as one of 7 boys at the age of 14 who wanted to serve a very small number of people in his community. He talks about the ripple effect, serving with no stipulations, and how one of the most valuable things a person gains in serving those with needs is perspective; the Burrito Boys has now grown to serve over 300,000 homeless in downtown San Diego. Julian says, “Even if you’re making a difference in one person’s life, you can’t underestimate how big of an impact that’s going to have.” | Podcast | |
| People are interested in seeing your life as a model. | Madan Shaw, former Hindu, now a follower of Jesus, says, “People are interested in seeing your life, seeing the model.” “God has blessed you so much to be a blessing for someone else. Jesus has set a good example by sacrificing himself on the cross for our sins”, showing us how to sacrificially love someone. Madan gives several examples to illustrate what can be done to build a relationship between the local church and the local community.” | Podcast | |
| I try to put a rock in their shoe. | Beth Weise explains how she trusts the Holy Spirit, and then instead of closing the spiritual deal, just being a friend. Beth continues, “I’m learning to ask questions and listen to people, and then I try to put a rock in their shoe.” One lady in her Airbnb responded with, “Maybe you can help me.” | Podcast | |
| Interweaving the rhythms of life with people on the margins | Pastor Chris Gonzalez, Pastor of Missio Dei Community Church, Tempe, trains his people to ask: who are the vulnerable people in our community, where are gaps in service, and how we can help; for example, helping seniors to stay in their homes, and inviting a homeless man into his home, who became like a big brother to his son. | Podcast | |
| Think of people as more than souls. | Michel Duarte, Pastor of a new church plant that reflects diversity from all tribes, nations and tongues, shares about being present relationally, meeting people where they’re at – as Jesus did with the woman at the well – and loving neighbors whether or not they decide to follow Jesus. | Podcast | |
| How can we help ourselves and others grow & develop in ways that Jesus grew? | Linda Morris trains Pastors and church leaders on how to personally develop and help others to develop in the ways that Jesus grew by asking questions about their community, “Lord, show me an area where I need to work in, or serve in”, as well as, “What scripture tells me to do this?” | Podcast | |
| How can we help ourselves and others grow & develop in ways that Jesus grew? | Linda Morris trains Pastors and church leaders on how to personally develop and help others to develop in the ways that Jesus grew by asking questions about their community, “Lord, show me an area where I need to work in, or serve in”, as well as, “What scripture tells me to do this?” | Podcast | |
| Are followers of Jesus called to give up their rights for the benefits of others? | Chuck Foreman, Senior Pastor of First Christian Church in Phoenix, AZ, shares stories of how we model the attitude of Christ, giving people an opportunity to serve the most vulnerable in our community, and how the community responds when we put up with inconveniences for the benefit of others. | Podcast | |
| A vision that the world is longing to see: unity in the midst of diversity. | Chuck Foreman, Senior Pastor of First Christian Church in Phoenix, AZ, shares stories of how we model the attitude of Christ, giving people an opportunity to serve the most vulnerable in our community, and how the community responds when we put up with inconveniences for the benefit of others. | Podcast | |
| Have you linked to your community? | Misael Cruz tells stories of how he and his church have linked to their community through showing the gospel – growing and distributing food, providing necessary services, teaching English to teenagers, and fitness to senior women. And people are seeing Jesus Christ. Misael distinguishes between manipulation to get people to come to church, vs. serving the community. | Podcast | |
| In later life, what can I engage in doing to be a companion to others? | Are senior years more than endless leisure and entertainment? In later life, what can I engage in doing with my time to be a companion and create camaraderie? Do I need to know exactly how to do something to be the hands and feet of Jesus? Phil Burgess celebrates the lives of people who are doing interesting, important and life-giving things in their later life. | Podcast | |
| Police, politicians and Hindu’s interested in Jesus? | Caleb shares a story with Bob Moffitt of how 3 local churches started meeting the needs in the community by feeding 50 migrant workers on the road, which increased to feeding 280, with the appreciation of the Hindu police and politicians who were once opposed to the church. | Podcast | |
| Does paying attention to the people near us, seniors, workers, and fathers in anxiety, really make a difference? | John coaches many leaders in China; John discusses how followers of Jesus are responding during this time of lockdown, serving neighbors through the delivery of food, masks, as well as providing comfort in person-to-person conversations to help neighbors with feelings of shame, fear, and anxiety related to the virus. | Podcast |