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Series Code: JFAN
Program Code: JFAN000107S
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00:21 - Hello and welcome to Jesus For Asia Now. 00:23 Now I'm Natalie Wood and my husband John 00:25 is joining me here in the studio today, hello love. 00:28 - Hi darling, how are you today? 00:29 - I'm doing good. 00:30 - Good. 00:31 - I'm looking forward to this story 00:32 - Yeah me too - Which is update. 00:34 I guess we should say 00:35 - Expansion, milestone 00:37 - Prayer requests. 00:38 - Yes. 00:39 - All these things. 00:40 So can you share a little with us 00:41 about what we're looking at today? 00:43 - Okay, well, first of all, 00:45 I wanna introduce my involvement with the city 00:48 that we're talking about. 00:49 We're talking about Bangkok Thailand. 00:51 - Okay 00:52 - My first time I went there was in 1969. 00:55 - Oh wow. 00:56 - I was five years old 00:57 - Okay 00:58 - And my parents were returning missionaries from New Guinea 01:00 and they went through a number of countries 01:02 on the way back home. 01:03 And one of them was Thailand. 01:04 = Okay 01:05 - And I was recently going through some slides of my mother 01:09 she's passed away 01:10 and on one of the slides. 01:12 My mom had written on the paper part. 01:15 She says, "how in the world are we gonna reach 01:18 this huge city of 3 million people?" 01:21 And now there's 13 million people. 01:25 - Wow. 01:26 - And that was 1969. 01:27 And here we are 01:29 - 51 years later 01:30 - 51 years later. 01:31 And we're still asking the same question, 01:34 but we have a chance to make a difference. 01:36 When I was five, I couldn't do a lot. 01:38 - Right 01:40 - I enjoyed the elephant rides, the boat rides, 01:42 the beautiful dances that they had 01:44 and all that kind of stuff. 01:46 But I still remember a lot of those things 01:47 from when I was five, 01:48 but now we can make a difference. 01:50 We can really make an impact, and this is what I want to do. 01:54 - Okay 01:56 - And I think that a lot of our viewers, 01:57 I think we have agreement on this. 01:59 A lot of people would like to see a saving impact made 02:03 in some of these huge cities. 02:04 - Right 02:06 - But the real question is, and it's on everybody's mind, 02:07 everybody's asking this question, how do we do such a thing? 02:10 How do we make an impact on such a large city? 02:13 And I have to tell you about my friend Doug Van. 02:16 - Right? 02:17 - First time we met pastor Doug was in 2008 02:20 and he was a church planting pastor 02:22 in Bangkok sponsored by the general conference. 02:26 And his job was to plant five churches in Bangkok. 02:30 And I saw what he was doing. 02:33 And I was so excited about what his focus was 02:37 and what his mission was that I'm like, 02:40 I wanna film this. 02:42 So in 2009, we actually pitched 02:44 this to the general conference, 02:46 the Adventist Mission Department at General Conference. 02:48 And they said, yeah, we wanna see this happen. 02:51 And so in 2010, 02:52 I went over there to Bangkok 02:54 and I thought I'm gonna be here for two months, 02:57 film all 13 and then come back and edit them. 03:01 But after two months I had maybe two episodes filmed 03:05 and you and I were separated 03:10 for like three, four and a half months. 03:12 Finally, you came over. 03:13 But during that time, I got to follow him around 03:15 and see the challenges that he had in expanding the work 03:21 in an environment, in a culture, a church culture, 03:25 where there is very little support for evangelism. 03:30 There is very little support, especially foreign evangelism. 03:35 We feel like there's, here in America. 03:37 That there's very little support for evangelism in general. 03:39 But when you go overseas, you start to realize, wow, 03:43 over 92% of all Christian giving worldwide 03:47 goes to minister to the 8% that speak English. 03:53 That's like having 10 people 03:56 and you have 10 bottles of water 03:58 and you give nine bottles of water to one person 04:01 and one to the other nine. 04:04 And so I was always following pastor around. 04:07 I started to see this huge imbalanced 04:10 - Disparity 04:11 - Disparity yeah, between those that have the gospel 04:14 and those that do not. 04:15 And the majority of those that have the gospel 04:18 are hanging around others that have the gospel 04:22 and there's very little crossover. 04:23 And so I started developing a huge burden for the city. 04:28 A lot of people say, 04:29 well, you can't really live in the city, 04:31 but after being there for awhile, 04:33 I really started to sense the Holy spirit 04:36 in downtown Bangkok. 04:38 And why is that? 04:40 Because He's very clear on the fact that the Holy spirit 04:44 is where the need is. 04:45 He's where the people are. 04:46 He's where the people are that have the greatest need. 04:50 That's where He's the strongest. 04:51 And so as I walk around the city, now I see people, 04:56 I see people that need Christ. 04:58 And we actually were able to interview some people 05:00 that had never heard the name of Jesus before. 05:03 And I've got a couple of those clips here. 05:05 If you wanna show them. 05:06 - All right here we go. 05:08 (speaking in foreign language) 05:23 - They say they have never heard about Jesus 05:25 - [Man] Really? 05:26 - Yeah they have never heard 05:27 (speaking in foreign language) 05:31 - [Man] Would you like to know? 05:33 (speaking in foreign language) 05:42 - Now, pastor Doug was involved with planting churches. 05:46 And so they planted a church in a neighborhood in Bangkok. 05:51 Now Bangkok is a massive city, 05:55 13 million people, almost half a million acres. 06:00 The perimeter is like over a hundred miles 06:03 around the perimeter. 06:04 So, you know if you're a 06:06 - Is a sizable place. 06:08 - Yeah, and there's all these different districts 06:10 and the church, 06:12 we had presence in maybe 20 of the 50 districts in Bangkok. 06:16 The Adventist church has that kind of presence. 06:19 And so you might have the gospel planted 06:23 in one neighborhood, but the next neighborhood, 06:25 or just a few blocks down they've never heard it. 06:29 - This pink area, there's nothing, this green area, nothing. 06:32 And here in blue and orange and this green area, nothing. 06:39 And in this kind of pink and yellow area, 06:43 green area downtown, or if you call it downtown, 06:48 we have nothing 06:52 by the airport, we have nothing. 06:54 So yeah, we just. 06:58 - There's a story about a missionary 07:01 that went to one neighborhood and they shared the gospel 07:03 and they were so excited. 07:04 They were like, wow, 07:05 this has never been in Thailand. 07:06 This is the first time we need to tell everybody in Thailand 07:09 having no clue that it had been in Thailand before. 07:12 And so I was at a church plant with pastor Doug 07:16 and he introduced me to one of the new members there. 07:19 And I asked them, 07:21 how old was she when she first heard 07:23 the name of Jesus Christ? 07:25 I mean, we grow up. 07:26 Yeah, there's a lot of unbelievers here in America, 07:29 but almost everybody's heard of Jesus. 07:31 When you say the name Jesus, 07:32 they think, oh, somebody up there. 07:34 - Right 07:36 - They have a little understanding of that. 07:37 But here I have a clip where he's asking her, 07:40 how old were you when you first heard the name of Jesus? 07:44 - I was asking Miss. Gunn. 07:45 Who is a Buddhist that five years ago before 07:49 when the center just started 07:52 and she came here to study English. 07:55 Had you ever heard of Jesus Christ before? 07:57 And her answer to me was no, 07:59 she'd never heard the story about Jesus before. 08:02 - [Man] Had she actually ever heard the name of Jesus 08:05 (speaking in foreign language) 08:11 - So no, she had never 08:13 (speaking foreign language) 08:18 - 45 08:26 (speaking foreign language) 08:43 - So she is 40 years old. 08:45 So here's a woman that was 40 years old 08:47 before she heard the name of Jesus 08:49 for the first time in her life. 08:50 - Wow 08:51 - Amazing. 08:52 - Yeah. 08:53 - While I was there, we visited 08:54 a number different church plants. 08:56 And one of the church plants was in Rome campaign. 08:59 And this is what we saw. 09:23 We've been in this community now for what? 09:25 In March, it'll be five years. 09:28 How do you feel about that? 09:29 - Very safe 09:32 I'd love to stay here, we have so many friends 09:36 Its so sad to say goodbye to everyone. 09:44 - [Man] How many people live in this building right here? 09:47 - There's a lot of people who lives in that building. 09:49 They have like a thousand units 09:52 - [Man] This the next location for outreach. 09:54 - You know, there's a flood of stories 09:55 that are coming to my mind right now 09:58 of people meeting Jesus Christ 10:00 and having their prayers answered of a God, 10:03 a personal God who really cares that happened in this place. 10:10 You know, prayers for healing, prayers for jobs, 10:12 prayer for families, prayers for relationships, 10:16 even the desperate prayers of university students 10:20 trying to cram to get exams, 10:24 The God of this place, can you help me pass my exams. 10:28 And you know, to hear those stories of God, 10:31 even answering those kinds of prayers, 10:33 I see young people 10:35 who are committing their lives. 10:37 I see old people who are being awakened 10:41 to the fact that Jesus died for us. 10:47 Jesus died for me, not just for us. 10:50 And because of that, 10:51 that means that I have the privilege 10:55 of sharing that news with others. 10:57 And guess what Jesus is coming again. 10:59 And with that good news of Jesus coming again, 11:04 who will go and share it with the community, this community 11:10 who will live it? 11:11 who will walk with the drug abusing mother? 11:15 who will walk with the couple 11:18 who's going through a marital problems? 11:21 who will walk with these people? 11:24 But I know that love of Christ, 11:30 that joy, that assurance, that peace, 11:34 that hope is real in my heart. 11:38 And that's what I wanna share. 11:40 That's what I'm trying to share. 11:41 That's what this team is trying to share. 11:43 That's what they have done in the last five years. 11:46 Are we done? 11:48 Are we done? 11:53 I don't think so. 11:58 There's a part of a series 13 episodes 12:01 where I followed him throughout Bangkok, 12:03 as he did his work of sharing the gospel 12:06 and planting churches as much as possible. 12:08 And I followed him for nine months 12:11 and came back and edited series together. 12:14 And in 2012, we were sharing this at one of our faith camps. 12:20 And pastor Doug came to that faith camp and one young couple 12:22 that came to lead the prayer room 12:24 - Right 12:26 - They learned of this need. 12:28 - Right. 12:29 - And their hearts were touched 12:30 - Right 12:31 - And they said, we need to go where the need is greatest 12:33 because that's what Jesus says to do. 12:35 - Right. 12:36 - And so they decided we're gonna do this. 12:38 And of course, you know the story. 12:40 - Yeah, that was Brian and Jessica Atwell. 12:42 And the Lord led them to after seeing 12:44 "The I Want This City Series" 12:47 that you did with pastor Doug 12:48 to go to Bangkok 12:50 - Right. 12:51 - And to work for Bangkok. 12:52 - Right, and as they were preparing to go, 12:53 they had their first son 12:55 - Right 12:56 - And the first son had some medical needs. 12:58 - Right. 12:59 - Most people would say, well, we have to stay in America. 13:01 That's a sign from God that we shouldn't go. 13:03 - Right. 13:05 - But they said, no, God's gonna take care of the son. 13:07 If he's calling us, 13:08 he will provide what we need, and what happened? 13:11 - Oh, God provided exactly what they needed. 13:14 He, had a shunt in his head 13:16 and there's a special piece of equipment. 13:18 That's used to regulate that. 13:20 And that piece of equipment was sent to Thailand with them 13:24 by the company. 13:25 So it was a blessing from God. 13:28 - Yes, and so they stepped out by faith 13:31 and they spent the first year and a half or so 13:33 in language study and in prayer, 13:36 what they were supposed to do, what they were going to do, 13:38 what kind of ministry to do, 13:40 because in Thailand, you can't just come in 13:42 and tell people about Christ 13:44 because they don't trust you. 13:46 They don't believe you. 13:47 You have to establish a relationship with them 13:50 so that you gain their trust. 13:52 Just like Jesus. 13:54 Jesus method alone will be effective. 13:56 He mingled with men as one desiring their good 14:00 gained their confidence, and then said, follow me. 14:04 And so this is what they were trying to do. 14:06 And they did their final part of their language study up 14:11 in the North. 14:12 And then they were praying, Lord, what do you want us to do? 14:14 And they were going back and forth 14:17 between three different ministries. 14:18 - Right, a fruit smoothie shop, 14:21 or a restaurant or a climbing wall. 14:24 They were just going, 14:26 they felt very flighty going back and forth 14:27 on what they should do. 14:28 - Right. 14:30 - But then the Lord started guiding. 14:31 - Yes 14:32 - Very clearly guiding 14:33 - Yes, and the Lord led them to a building 14:36 that was way bigger than what they were expecting. 14:38 They were looking for us a little cubby hole side. 14:41 - Kind of a storefront kind of thing. 14:42 - But He led them to this 15,000 square foot 14:46 five story building. 14:47 - Right. 14:48 - We're gonna zoom in on this location. 14:50 - Okay. 14:51 - This is Thailand. 14:52 You can see the Bay of Thailand in the bottom. 14:54 The little red dot is where we're going. 14:56 You can see how big Bangkok is, 14:58 now we're zooming into a university. 15:01 - Right? 15:03 - Okay, and this university has how many students? 15:05 - 525,000, it's the 12th largest university in the world. 15:09 - In the world, that's a lot of students. 15:11 - Yes 15:13 - Wouldn't it be amazing to put a center 15:14 right next to that university? 15:17 - Well, you know God had that same idea. 15:22 - Because just South 15:24 of one of the main entrances to that university 15:28 is the center of influence. 15:31 - Right, yeah, you can see the little circle 15:34 there over the building. 15:35 - Yeah, you can see the red building 15:37 on the lower left corner. 15:39 The face is red. 15:40 That's the center of influence. 15:42 - Right? 15:44 - Yeah, well established and to the right 15:45 you can see that is the Ramkhamhaeng university, campus, 15:48 half a million kids. 15:50 - Right, and this center is actually located 15:53 in the middle of a housing area for the university. 15:56 And yeah, one of the main entrances is 400 feet 15:59 from the center. 16:01 - Yeah, so prime location for witnessing and it's fantastic. 16:05 This is the stadium of the university. 16:07 Just to give you an idea of, 16:08 this is at for real university. 16:11 - Right, its big. 16:12 - The college I went to. 16:14 Yeah, it doesn't have one of these. 16:17 - So the climbing wall part of the center 16:19 has been operating for several years 16:21 and the bakery, they've been making baked goods 16:23 and taking them out to sell. 16:25 So it's not been like having a restaurant 16:28 or having a smoothie shop open, 16:30 but they've been working 16:32 and they've been taking, with the climbing wall, 16:35 they've been taking people out into the country 16:37 for a day trips to do climbing 16:39 in actual rock with actual nature. 16:42 - Right, and the reason for that is that, 16:44 when you get people away from their comfort zone, 16:48 they open up more, 16:49 they sit and then they'll talk more. 16:51 And then when they climb and they're hanging on a rope, 16:54 you can talk about faith and tremendous opportunities 16:56 and you spend more time with them, 16:58 when you're driving an hour and a half each way in the car 17:01 and you get a chance to talk about it. 17:02 - Spending time in nature is, is usually a quite peaceful, 17:06 relaxing type of thing. 17:08 - Yeah, and see the works of God, the handiwork of God. 17:11 - Yeah, and it gives them a chance 17:13 to challenge some of their fears maybe, 17:15 or to learn new skills. 17:17 - Right. 17:18 - So it's a very kind of bonding type of thing. 17:21 - Absolutely. 17:22 - So when they were originally discussing 17:25 what they should do, 17:27 the normal approach is to set up an outpost center 17:30 in the country and then work the city from there. 17:35 But every ministry that we know that have tried to do that 17:39 never have a real strong impact in the city 17:42 because it's so time consuming, 17:44 setting up your center in the country. 17:47 And it's so impractical and inconvenient 17:49 to drive into the city, you know, 17:52 in Allan White's day, 17:53 I think that it would take a few minutes 17:55 and you were into the city 17:56 and it was very much more densely compacted. 18:00 The people were compacted together, much worse situation. 18:03 - Right, you got into country very fast 18:06 - Right in the states. 18:07 - Whereas today it takes a long time 18:09 just to get out of the city. 18:10 - Right, if traffic's bad in Bangkok, 18:12 we've had to take us over three hours. 18:14 - Just to get across the city. 18:15 - Right 18:17 - It's just a matter. 18:18 - Or from near the center out even 18:20 it's been because traffic gets so bad, sometimes. 18:23 - It's terrible, and so what they decided to do 18:27 with our complete support is to start in the city first, 18:31 establish the work in the city. 18:33 And when that gets to a point where it is functioning 18:37 and able to move forward, 18:39 then do your outpost center in the country 18:42 where you'll have a retreat for your workers, 18:45 for yourself for the family. 18:47 And you can also have a training center 18:49 and you can choose your land 18:52 with much more intelligence. 18:54 - Right. 18:55 - With the ministry in mind 18:57 that it can then support the ministry 19:00 and not just be, cause the truth is, 19:03 and this is what I learned when I was in Bangkok 19:05 for nine months with pastor Doug 19:06 is if you're not there every day in the city, 19:10 then you're not gonna gain the trust of people. 19:13 People aren't going to know you. 19:14 They're not going to see, 19:15 you know, it's one thing to have information 19:18 let's say here in America, a lot of people know who God is. 19:21 - Right. 19:23 - And they learn a little bit more information about him. 19:25 And then they accept that. 19:26 Whereas when you're working with people that have no idea 19:29 who God is, 19:30 we were walking down the street 19:31 and my friend asked a lady, like, if you accept God, 19:35 then you can have eternal life. 19:37 And the lady's like, "what is God?" 19:40 That's like. 19:41 - Concepts we take for granted. 19:43 - Exactly 19:44 - They don't know, they don't have. 19:45 - They've never been around a Christian. 19:48 They've never seen a Christian live their life. 19:51 And so when you have to live in the city 19:54 for people to see what a Christian looks like 19:58 and how he works and how he does his life 20:00 and how he treats his wife and his kids 20:02 and all these things. 20:03 They have to see that. 20:05 But now that they've had their ministry established, 20:07 they now know what kind of property would support 20:11 that ministry in the city 20:13 and the people that are working there 20:15 for training and for all that kind of stuff. 20:17 - So one thing they're looking for specifically 20:20 is access to climbing 20:22 because the place where they currently go, 20:24 the access is on private land. 20:26 And so someone could deny them access later. 20:28 - Right? 20:30 - They're very concerned about losing that accessibility. 20:33 - Having to start paying for it or something like that, 20:36 looking for land next to a big mountain. 20:38 - Right? 20:39 - We call them mountains there. 20:40 But it's kind of a unique land 20:43 because here you have like in America, 20:46 at least where I grew up, 20:47 you had flat plane and then rolling Hills 20:50 and then big mountains 20:52 here you have flat planes and big mountains, 20:54 flat planes, just like sticking up like teeth. 20:58 - So they have found some property 20:59 - Praise the Lord. 21:01 - And we have some video about that. 21:02 - Okay. 21:03 (soft music) 21:08 - So my family and I moved to Bangkok Thailand 21:11 just over six years ago, 21:12 with the intent of starting a health based ministry 21:15 for the people of Bangkok. 21:16 - We run the F5 Challenge Center. 21:19 It is a urban center of influence. 21:21 - We currently have a plant-based bakery 21:24 as well as a rock climbing gym. 21:26 - And the rock climbing gym has provided 21:27 a lot of opportunity to build relationships 21:30 with people very quickly. 21:32 - What we started to do is lead outdoor climbing trips, 21:35 where we take people out of the concrete jungle, 21:37 into the real jungle, get them up on the real rock. 21:41 And as we did that, 21:42 we realized the desire that people have 21:44 for being out in nature 21:45 and how easy it was to bridge conversations 21:48 into talking about God, as we were out in his creation. 21:50 - We are counseled to live outside of the cities, 21:52 but to work inside of the city. 21:54 we see so many outpost centers start, 21:56 but never get into the city. 21:59 And so we did it the other way around 22:00 our children were still very, very young when we came here, 22:03 they're infants or unborn. 22:05 And so we started the Urban Center of Influence first. 22:09 - And now, after being in that city for six years, 22:13 we're really needing, 22:14 to set up that outpost 22:16 so that we have that place 22:18 where we can be away from the city where we can recharge, 22:20 where we can refresh, 22:22 connect with God in the things that he has made. 22:24 (soft music) 22:32 - It is this beautiful piece of land. 22:34 It's absolutely perfect because right across the road 22:37 is climbing that could be developed there. 22:42 - The idea is to set up some kind of a rustic type camping. 22:45 So we would have like elevated bamboo platforms 22:47 with grass roofs to keep rain out if it rained 22:49 with tents on them, 22:51 but it will give us an opportunity to connect with people. 22:53 We would have a centralized kitchen area restaurant, 22:55 if you will, 22:56 with eating where we can sit down 22:58 and connect with the people, 23:00 share with them that we would have worships as well. 23:03 Our home would be here for our family. 23:05 - Our church and Pathfinders 23:06 and the children here right now. 23:08 They have to rent other people's camps for summer camp 23:12 and Pathfinders event. 23:13 Well, we could be that place for them to hold those events. 23:16 If we had this property. 23:18 - So we just wanna invite you to join us 23:20 in praying for this property, 23:22 that God would provide the resources we need 23:24 to purchase and develop it. 23:30 - Isn't that beautiful? 23:31 - It is a beautiful piece of land, 23:32 - Right at the base of the climbing mountain. 23:35 - So the property could be used 23:36 as a retreat location or for a training location 23:40 for opportunity for climbing camps 23:43 or for youth meetings youth camps. 23:46 - Those kinds of things. 23:47 - Yeah, and it would be a place for them 23:50 to be able to raise their three kids now. 23:54 In contact with God's nature. 23:56 - Right. 23:57 - Right now there is they're living in the center 23:59 and the kids have no contact with nature at all there. 24:04 And so it's a little bit difficult. 24:08 Yeah, I can't imagine living in a place 24:13 that's all concrete in a building with three kids 24:16 - Right and it's been locked down. 24:18 So it's like, you can't even go to any of the parks 24:20 in the city, not that it's convenient to go to them anyway. 24:23 - Right yeah. 24:24 - And so it's been hard for them, 24:27 - Right, so there's just a lot of reasons 24:30 why this makes sense for God's kingdom, for the ministry, 24:35 for the people of Thailand. 24:37 - So the next video we have is a church member, 24:40 a Thai lady who's been instrumental in helping them 24:44 with negotiating and trying to find a property. 24:47 - Correct. 24:48 - The property that F5 is looking into buying in kayoing, 24:54 is an asset. 24:56 I believe it will be very beneficial for the ministry 25:00 it's out in nature. 25:02 And it is equipped with the climbing wall 25:05 where a lot more activities can be done outdoor, 25:09 especially for biking, climbing and other camping. 25:15 Nowadays, people are into that 25:16 and we are living in the city 25:19 and people are deprived of nature 25:21 and doing outdoor activity. 25:23 And I believe that the ministry can be expanded 25:27 because more people will be drawn to going into that place 25:33 where it's full of nature, the peace, 25:35 the difference that they can see 25:38 in not just the activity, 25:39 but the environment and the surrounding 25:42 the influence will be drawn much deeper to the people. 25:46 So I believe that it will be a very good benefit, 25:50 for this ministry as by the Lord's will, 25:55 it will be bought and purchased and be utilized 25:57 for the ministry. 25:59 - So some people may be wondering 26:01 what's the price of land in Thailand, 26:03 - Right? 26:04 - Unfortunately it's not as cheap 26:05 as some places in the world 26:07 in Thailand, as well as in other places in Asia, 26:11 there's very little land compared to the number of people. 26:14 - Right? 26:16 - And so land is expensive, a place like this, 26:18 I would have expected to be in the $1 million range, 26:24 but the Lord has blessed 26:26 and it's in the a hundred thousand dollars range. 26:28 - Wow. 26:29 - Which is still a lot of money, 26:30 but what it establishes, what it gains us 26:34 as far as a foothold in that area. 26:36 And for that purpose I have no doubt 26:40 that it's very well worth it. 26:42 - Right, right, so how big is this property? 26:45 - It's almost five acres. 26:46 - Okay. 26:47 - So it's not huge, 26:49 but it's sufficient to do what they need to do 26:51 and develop the resources there that, 26:53 and it's completely undeveloped, 26:55 - Okay 26:56 - So they barely 26:57 have a road going there - There no water, there's no 26:58 - There's no water or power. 27:00 - There's gonna be some investment 27:01 in some of that infrastructure as well. 27:03 - Right. 27:05 - So the property itself is around 110,000 right now 27:07 with the exchange rate. 27:09 - Yep. 27:10 - Okay, and so then property development 27:12 and all that would be on top of that. 27:13 - Correct, yeah. 27:14 - Okay - Yeah. 27:15 - Thank you for sharing this story with us today. 27:17 - My pleasure. 27:18 - And this opportunity 27:19 - Yes - Actually 27:20 - Absolutely. 27:21 - And if you would like to take advantage 27:22 of this opportunity, 27:23 I would invite you to pray with us 27:26 as Brian requested in the video. 27:28 Pray for this land, that if it's the right land, 27:30 the finances will come in quickly 27:33 and we'll be able to purchase it and develop it as needed. 27:36 If it's not the right property that the Lord would show us 27:38 what the right property is. 27:40 So that Brian and Jessica 27:42 can have the place that God has planned 27:44 for this ministry to be expanded. 27:46 If you would like to get in touch with us, 27:48 you can contact us at Jesus for Asia 27:50 PO box 1221, 27:52 Collegedale Tennessee, 37315 27:56 Call us at (423) 413-7321, 28:00 or visit our website at Jesus4asia.org. 28:04 May God richly bless you 28:06 until we see you next time on Jesus for Asia Now. 28:09 (soft music) |
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