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BibleInTheRaw Episode 17: How martyred missionary John Chau confronts your lukewarm faith
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Man, I appreciate this episode!
Thanks brother.
More Christians need to hear this message. If we left the comfort of where we are, and reach out to the lost; rather than just fellowship with the like-minded. Our country wouldn’t be experiencing the division and hatred we see everyday. Knowledge has increased, we know the Gospel message. Why is it said that only 2% share the message?
Thanks for your input Edward. It is appreciated!