by Jeremy Hall
on June 16, 2010
in Church Planting, Church Planting Methods, Current Events, Ministry Updates, Prayer Requests, South America, Uncategorized
Here are a few pictures from the clinic. The group outside of Igleisa Bautista Omega Press Conference Our makeshift clinical rooms and a few workers First day A little more of the first day chaos Mrs. Carlson in action Dr. George in action (a little graphic) The most important part, the gospel room The gospel was not constrained to a room!!!! (this was a runner who was sharing her faith with a translator) Please pray with us as our work has just begun
by Austin Gardner
on April 28, 2010
in Church Planting Methods, Current Events, Muslim World, Persecution, Training Leaders, Uncategorized
The Freedom Scale 1 Freedom Scale 2 The Freedom Scale 3 The Freedom Scale 4 The Freedom Scale 5 The Freedom Scale 6 3. International Pressure in media and in diplomacy The last key to moving a country up the Freedom of Conscience and Religion scale is to apply international pressure through media and diplomacy. This is last because it is both last in importance and last in sequence. The first two keys will precipitate the third
by Austin Gardner
on April 27, 2010
in Church Planting Methods, DISCIPLESHIP, Ministry Philosophy, Muslim World, Persecution, Training Leaders, Uncategorized
The Freedom Scale 1 Freedom Scale 2 The Freedom Scale 3 The Freedom Scale 4 The Freedom Scale 5 There are a few keys to the long-term progress of these countries up the ladder of the Freedom Scale: 1. Bold National Believers For each level there will be different consquences but the need is for believers willing to die for their faith. If we will be faithful to teach the Word the disciples will grow in their boldness. We do not force or even push a disciple of Christ to take a public stand with his faith. The Word of God and the Holy Spirit must do the pushing.
by Austin Gardner
on April 26, 2010
in Church Planting Methods, Current Events, DISCIPLESHIP, Ministry Philosophy, Missions News, Muslim World, Persecution, Training Leaders, Uncategorized
The Freedom Scale 1 Freedom Scale 2 The Freedom Scale 3 The Freedom Scale 4 3- Algeria, Egypt, Jordan a. Stated religious freedom b. Discipleship: A believer is often known locally by family, friends, and others on a local level and many have taken a stand publically on a national level without any government persecution. c.
by Austin Gardner
on April 24, 2010
in Africa, Church Planting Methods, Current Events, Muslim World, Persecution, Training Leaders, Uncategorized
To fully understand this post be sure and read the two previous posts by our missionary friend who works and lives in a closed Muslim country. The Freedom Scale 1 Freedom Scale 2 1- Iran, Turkmenistan a. No religious freedom b. Discipleship:There are many believers locally known who are greatly persecuted by their government with beatings, imprisonments, and even executions. c
by Austin Gardner
on April 23, 2010
in Church Planting Methods, Current Events, DISCIPLESHIP, Ministry Philosophy, Muslim World, Persecution, Training Leaders, Uncategorized
Learn more from my friend who lives and works among Muslims. Ask questions or make comments in the comment section below. Freedom Scale 1 0- Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Libya, Somalia, Eretria, Yemen a.
by Austin Gardner
on April 22, 2010
in Church Planting Methods, Current Events, DISCIPLESHIP, Ministry Philosophy, Missions News, Missions Travel, Muslim World, Persecution, Uncategorized
The following article was written by a great friend working in the Muslim world. He understands first hand what the ministry there means. He has lived it and is leading a team there at this moment. Read and enjoy. Feel free to comment below
by Austin Gardner
on April 14, 2010
in Church Planting Methods, DISCIPLESHIP, Ministry Philosophy, The Leader, Training Leaders, Uncategorized
Could it be that as men of God we have lost our vision for the world. It was not on purpose! Many have become so busy doing the work that they have lost the big picture. It is as though all were working on building a large building, bridge or railway. It is easy to become a bricklayer rather someone building a cathedral