What if the only thing between your calling and your reality is the noise you refuse to silence? We open with a story of contagious faith that ignites a church, then zoom out to a global urgency: the harvest is ready, the signs are plain, and “no more time” is not a slogan—it’s a summons. Our goal isn’t to spike emotion and move on; it’s to keep victory by building a life of consecration that can carry the weight of mission when the music stops. We name the real enemy of momentum: carnality....
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What if the only thing between your calling and your reality is the noise you refuse to silence? We open with a story of contagious faith that ignites a church, then zoom out to a global urgency: the harvest is ready, the signs are plain, and “no more time” is not a slogan—it’s a summons. Our goal isn’t to spike emotion and move on; it’s to keep victory by building a life of consecration that can carry the weight of mission when the music stops. We name the real enemy of momentum: carnality....
Converting Access Challenged Nations Distinct Cultures Part 2 ... English
Apostolic Mentoring
1 hour 10 minutes
2 weeks ago
Converting Access Challenged Nations Distinct Cultures Part 2 ... English
Sister Iptissam Azar shares powerful strategies for reaching Access Challenge Nations through relational evangelism and biblical hospitality. She outlines practical approaches for building trust with collectivist cultures by finding common ground and showing Christ's love through consistent relationships. • Collectivist cultures (most of the world outside North America) build trust through long-term relationships, not accomplishments • Biblical hospitality means love for strangers and differ...
Apostolic Mentoring
What if the only thing between your calling and your reality is the noise you refuse to silence? We open with a story of contagious faith that ignites a church, then zoom out to a global urgency: the harvest is ready, the signs are plain, and “no more time” is not a slogan—it’s a summons. Our goal isn’t to spike emotion and move on; it’s to keep victory by building a life of consecration that can carry the weight of mission when the music stops. We name the real enemy of momentum: carnality....
