‘Last year 2021, I saw your google travel journal and it recorded 26,897km, 282 communities, 50cities and 10 countries. You won about 30,000souls and spent many months on the Mission field.
Please tell us,what’s your obsession with the unreached? What drives you?…’
“The presence of a woman, a good woman in anything brings beauty, colour, and Life.
There’s a reason why God made women have the capacity and ability to procreate.
No matter how powerful a man is, he doesn’t have the ability to birth another man.
The presence of a woman signifies ‘Life’ (procreate) and the absence of a woman signifies death.
If all the women in the world are no more today, after some years the world would be completely wiped out because there are no women to create or birth more men.
Women have the capacity to birth nations and be mothers to generations upon generations….”
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“All I have is my heart that beats for you.
I do not have all the skills.
I do not have all the strength.
I dont understand the ethics.
I dont understand the patterns.
All I have is my heart that yearns and follows after you…”
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“Unless we take personal responsibility by taking the gospel to the unreached communities and the unsaved things will continue to remain the same.
Only those who are willing and ready to make selfless sacrifice can finish the unfinished task.
We should be more concerned about places yet to be reached than already reached places…”
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“It’s not easy leaving your environment to an unfamiliar one, especially one with different cultural values, language difference, believe, food, dressing etc.
It takes a man who is completely dead to flesh to relate with these wonderful creatures of God. Though, such a life seem weird in many ways to the ordinary man, but they are very dear to the heart of their Creator!
Stepping out on the first day of our outreach in Miya Town was…”
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“My heart was beating fast, almost abnormally, as in less than 20mins, I’ll be meeting a group of people who have come to mean so much to me for the first time.
Now, I had related with them daily online and had a deep connection with them already, but a physical meeting seemed like a different game.
As my apprehension of what my first physical meeting with them would be like grew, my..”
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