David Joannes
268SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List There is something stirring in China. It has been going on for a while now. The whispers of continued revival. The results of missionary seeds and faithful prayers of…
read more683SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List This post was originally seen as a Back to Jerusalem Exclusive. Things might be changing for the house church in China after today’s closed door meeting. It is no…
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390SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List “With bleeding hands we’ll plant the seeds.” Anyone who says that kind of thing is either crazy or seriously committed to their cause. I’m considering which is true of…
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389SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List I will admit to you a secret sensation that sometimes surfaces inside me. There is a certain sense of coldness felt toward the things that I am both busy…
read more394SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List It’s really quite simple. Our mission from Jesus: go and make disciples of all nations. (Matthew 28:18-20) The results of our obedience: The end will come. (Matthew 24:14) So…
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356SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List “Ya know what we’re doing?” Kendall asked rhetorically. I shrugged. “We’re changing the face of the Christian landscape in Thailand.” Powerful statement. Even more powerful that it’s absolutely true.…
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348SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List Check out this interactive map from the International Mission Board Global Research. Look closely. Mental note: where are the reds? Check out this interactive map from the International…
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407SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List For the last 20 years, I have lived in honor/shame cultures. I am constantly seeking to understand and explore better methods of sharing the gospel to unreached people groups…
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310SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List Every year, we host 2 college student camps at a resort on the outskirts of the city. It’s what we like to call our “big net” where we gather…
read more384SHARESShareTweetJoin Our List “They beat him up! They kicked him,” they cried. We held each others’ shoulders in sadness. “They beat up our beloved brother!” Our van bumped along the winding dirt…
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