It’s been four months since we took a sabbatical, packed up, and headed to East Tawakoni with little more than faith. I haven’t posted an update in a while—but it’s time.
I'm thankful for every struggle. We’re learning just how little is required to be truly content. This has also been a time of fasting and prayer, seeking direction and provision. As far as direction, it's simple. Go. Make disciples.
Dozens of Gospel Conversations. Hours and hours of Discovery Bible Studies and training with new people. About a dozen people in the training pipeline now. Already seeing the fruit of multiplication. But it's a slow process. Disciple-making is a marathon, not a sprint. Yet in this short time, we’ve seen more disciple-making fruit than ever before.
Over the past few months, I’ve offered free disciple-making training to nearly every pastor, church, or ministry I’ve crossed paths with. Finally, last week, a "random" coffee house encounter with a church planter from Africa led to action. "Would…
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