1 posted on
11/28/2021 5:48:21 PM PST by
OneVike
To: OneVike
About 35 years ago I was introduced to a couple home on leave. They were pioneer missionaries to a tribe in PNG.
They had some incredible stories.
2 posted on
11/28/2021 6:05:10 PM PST by
cyclotic
(I won't give up my FREEDOM for your FEAR)
To: OneVike
I read that book many years ago, and still remember it vividly.
Great review, Chuck! :-)
3 posted on
11/28/2021 6:12:55 PM PST by
left that other site
(A Man Without Self-Control is like a City Broken Into and Left Without Walls (Proverbs 25:28))
To: OneVike
I met Mr. Richardson in Kansas City. I miss my brother.
His book “Secrets of the Koran” was my favorite.
4 posted on
11/28/2021 6:31:37 PM PST by
Salvavida
(Even now, Come Lord Jesus!)
To: OneVike
Thank you, Chuck! You picked a wonderful book to recommend.
Indeed, Don's premise, that God prepares peoples for encountering Him, is equally true on a personal level. Every believer has been primed since before creation began.
8 posted on
11/28/2021 6:54:54 PM PST by
Hebrews 11:6
(Watch "THE CHOSEN," about Jesus & the disciples He chose: https://watch.angelstudios.com/thechosen)
To: OneVike
Love this book, read it years ago
Thanks for sharing !
10 posted on
11/28/2021 7:58:27 PM PST by
nevermorelenore
( If My people will pray ....)
To: OneVike
FANTASTIC book.
Everyone should read it.
12 posted on
11/28/2021 8:54:38 PM PST by
metmom
(...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith)
To: OneVike
In a nutshell, every culture has redemptive analogies in it that enable it to connect with the redemption of mankind by Jesus,that give the hearers a personal connection to the Gospel message in their own language and traditions.
The Peace Child is a beautiful example of this. He also wrote that book.
Don Richardson is an excellent writer.
13 posted on
11/28/2021 9:00:18 PM PST by
metmom
(...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith)
To: OneVike
15 posted on
11/28/2021 10:17:13 PM PST by
Nevadan
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