Randy talks about ways to be a 'missionary' without leaving the country you live in, speaking to a group of Physicians (both secular and Christian) on giving.

As I shared in a blog last week, I have a missional perspective on my graphic novel Eternity. God has laid on my heart a vision for seeding the book far and wide because it includes a clear gospel presentation.

I really have a missional perspective on this book. In a way, though it’s in English, because of its visual nature it’s like a translation into another language, a language that some people speak and some don’t.

Many years ago I read Peace Child by Don Richardson. This great missions story had a strong impact on my life, demonstrating the power of the gospel in a primitive culture.

My friend George Verwer, founder of Operation Mobilization (OM), recently shared about his visit to Logos Hope, a ship owned and operated by OM Ships. Logos Hope travels to ports around the world, acting as a floating bookshop.

In today’s blog we ask the question again: how can we as Christians help the most vulnerable people in the world?   

Devendra and Koko Rai work with Action in India, and in November, Devendra sent out a prayer request for the daughter of an Indian pastor. Changpi (who turned 7 on December 8) was diagnosed with a hole in her heart that created complications in her liver.  

In 2012, Randy Alcorn was the keynote speaker at the Care Net conference. He spoke on the subjects of abortion, the Great Commission, the beginnings of Care Net, and much more. For more information, see Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments. In this clip, he shares about William Carey and his work in the prolife movement. 

George Verwer, a man I dearly love and respect, and one of the great global missions leaders in church history as well as a champion for the unborn, has rewritten and updated a chapter from his book Out of the Comfort Zone.