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Series Code: JFAN
Program Code: JFAN000130S
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00:21 - Hello, and welcome to Jesus for Asia Now. 00:24 I'm Natalie Wood and my husband, Jon, 00:26 is with me today as we go to Thailand 00:28 to meet the Norton family. 00:30 Hello love. 00:31 - Hi darling. How are you? 00:32 - I'm doing well. 00:34 - Awesome. 00:35 - Now, today we're gonna meet the Norton family. 00:37 - And we're gonna see kind of a behind the scenes 00:40 look at their family itself. 00:41 - Right. When we met them, they had how many children? 00:45 - They have eight children. 00:46 - [Jon] Eight children. - Of their own. 00:47 - [Jon] And when they went to Thailand, 00:48 how many children went with them? 00:50 - [Natalie] Five. 00:51 - Five of them, 'cause three of 'em were older 00:53 and had their own lives. 00:53 - College age, jobs. 00:56 - So they went to Thailand with five children. 00:58 - Right, two teenage girls and then three younger boys. 01:02 - All right, so that's a good place to then show 01:04 this next video about what it's like 01:07 to take the family into the mission field. 01:09 - [Natalie] Okay. 01:10 (gentle music) 01:21 - So when we came and God kind of allowed us 01:25 to be launched directly into ministry, 01:27 one of the fall outs of that, 01:31 due to the way that we handled it, 01:32 was we essentially lost our family, like our family unit, 01:37 because we continually were bringing more people in 01:42 and more children in that were in need. 01:44 (intense music) 01:48 There is a scripture that tells us 01:51 that God will not allow us to be tempted 01:52 beyond that which we can bear. 01:54 And one of the things that we were really convicted of, 01:56 unfortunately, almost two years into this experience, 01:59 is that that is exactly what we were doing 02:02 to our little boys. 02:03 It was much harder being that 02:05 we didn't recognize that from the beginning, 02:07 because then we had to back pedal 02:09 and transition our entire ministry 02:11 to protect them from those types of situations. 02:16 And so we've had to recreate a family unit 02:19 while not isolating the children that God had brought to us. 02:24 And it's been a difficult balance to find, 02:28 but through prayer and just having lots and lots of talk 02:35 between our family members, especially the older ones, 02:38 we've been able to assign different roles to each of us, 02:42 which has allowed us to really focus 02:46 a little bit more on the spiritual nurturing 02:49 of the kids we brought with us. 02:51 (gentle music) 02:55 I feel like God has been so merciful 02:56 to give us that opportunity 02:57 to step back and recognize again, 03:00 that while he brought us here to minister to these kids, 03:04 he didn't ask us to sacrifice the ones that we brought. 03:07 So we're seeing progress. 03:09 (gentle music) 03:12 With our teenage girls, 03:14 they were 14 and 16 when we came, 03:20 I think almost the opposite to a degree. 03:22 We felt like we needed to protect them 03:24 and we kept trying to shield them from too much. 03:27 We didn't wanna overwhelm them. 03:29 And so almost the exact opposite conviction with them. 03:34 God's saying no, allow them to find their spiritual legs. 03:39 Don't always, you know, 03:40 be over parenting them or overprotecting them. 03:43 And so them having to take on and fulfill roles, 03:47 especially now trying to refocus 03:50 on both aspects of our ministry, 03:52 our birth family and this family 03:54 that God has brought together for us, 03:56 has caused Hannah and Abby to stretch and grow 04:00 and do things that they're not really 04:01 comfortable doing, didn't wanna do, 04:03 but you can see spiritual growth as a result of that. 04:06 (gentle music) 04:10 I can see where sort of the dangers and the obstacles 04:15 that we watched ourselves walk into without recognizing it. 04:21 It would be good if you went in with your eyes open, 04:23 so you could avoid some of that or all of that, 04:26 that we've experienced 04:28 and then had to take a step back from. 04:31 The flip side of that is being too cautious and saying, 04:34 "Surely God's not calling me because I have children 04:37 and I need to get my children raised 04:39 because it wouldn't be safe to take them 04:42 because of dangers or because of influences." 04:45 And I think that if God is calling, 04:49 and he's calling each of us to something 04:50 and it's pretty much always gonna be something 04:53 beyond what we're comfortable with 04:55 because that's where we really stretch and grow. 04:57 And to recognize the fact 05:00 that no matter what situation God puts you in, 05:03 He's going to work it for your good, 05:06 if you're following his lead, 05:07 if you're seeking him in prayer for direction, 05:10 and you're not just running off with some crazy, 05:13 exciting idea that you come up with on your own. 05:15 And so I think either side 05:17 is almost like an extreme that we want to avoid. 05:20 Not going because we make our family an excuse 05:23 or going and just throwing our family to the wolves 05:27 for the sake of mission or ministry. 05:29 So yeah, I definitely think it's something 05:32 that we need to approach with prayer. 05:33 (gentle music) 05:49 - I think that is such a beautiful and a healthy balance 05:52 approach to bringing your family into ministry. 05:55 And that's important whether or not 05:57 you're in the mission field. 05:59 They say that a lot of what they do, 06:00 is basically just mundane things, 06:03 just like living, what they did in America, 06:06 before they went over there. 06:07 It's just around people that don't know who Jesus is, 06:10 have never been exposed to Christianity before. 06:12 - Right. 06:14 - But that balance between protecting your family 06:15 and encouraging and growing your own family 06:18 versus doing the outreach 06:19 and including others in your family. 06:22 What she didn't talk about was that, 06:24 when they first started bringing in other children, 06:27 they treated everybody as equals. 06:30 But when they brought the other kids in 06:32 that weren't their family 06:33 and brought them into their family 06:34 and treated them as equals, it didn't work out very well 06:37 and it was really hard on their own kids because... 06:39 - Because these other kids are from very rough backgrounds, 06:42 they're from slums, some of them, 06:44 some of them, abusive homes. 06:45 And so their ways of interacting with people 06:48 are not healthy. - Right. 06:49 - In fact, to some degree abusive as well. 06:51 - Absolutely. - And so they were noticing, 06:53 they were watching their own kids 06:55 being treated wrongly, being abused by these other kids. 06:59 Mainly because the other kids didn't know the love of God. 07:01 - Right, and so they had to find ways to manage, 07:05 not reject those kids from off the streets, 07:08 and yet show them how to behave, 07:11 but also protect their little kids and stuff. 07:14 And so that focus on prayer 07:16 and finding out what is God's plan 07:18 and communication between the family members 07:21 and finding a way that they could, 07:23 because God's not interested in sacrificing 07:26 his children for the sake of the gospel. 07:29 God's given us the great commission as a blessing. 07:33 Okay, that doesn't mean that we can be selfish 07:36 and just live for ourselves. 07:39 But there's that balance of, you know, 07:42 growing in Christ at the same time, 07:45 as you are witnessing to others in different places. 07:48 And we have examples throughout history 07:50 of people dying for the sake of taking the gospel 07:53 or sharing the gospel to people. 07:55 - Right, right. 07:56 - Christ himself did that sacrifice. 07:58 - But in Christ's life, 08:00 you see that he took that time to pray. 08:03 And if we go out and we don't do that, 08:05 we're not gonna have anything to give. 08:07 - You know, one of the illustrations 08:08 you could use is Christ with his disciples. 08:11 He had done everything he could to reach them. 08:14 And yet, because of their preconceived ideas or whatever, 08:18 they had these other are ways of thinking 08:20 that didn't match with what he was trying to show them 08:23 until after he died, and then they spent the time 08:27 praying together and then they figured out. 08:30 - But even after that, they weren't perfect. 08:32 - Right, right. 08:33 - So there's always room for that growth. 08:34 - [Natalie] Right. 08:36 - And seeing God, I mean. 08:38 You never get to the place in your Christian growth 08:40 where you're not in desperate need of prayer. 08:42 - Right. 08:44 - And seeing Christ more fully than you ever have before. 08:47 That is the definition of the Christian life, 08:50 is spending that time in God's presence, 08:53 taking from heaven to give to earth. 08:55 - Right, I read an illustration just this morning actually, 08:59 that said that Jesus is our prayer. 09:02 - Wow. 09:03 - It's like, because of his merits, we can pray, 09:06 so therefore he is the prayer between us and God. 09:11 It's just like. 09:11 - [Jon] He's that connection. 09:12 - I like that. It's beautiful. 09:15 He's the connection, exactly. 09:16 And that's what he's described in the Bible, 09:19 as the stairway that Jacob saw 09:21 where the angels were ascending and descending. 09:24 - He gave up everything, surrendered everything 09:26 as God, became a man, 09:28 inherited everything back as a man. 09:30 And so we have a man, there's a man 09:33 sitting at the right hand of God on the throne 09:36 that is our advocate. 09:38 What a amazing, beautiful thought that that is. 09:42 - Anyway, so we wanna get back to our stories for today. 09:45 - [Jon] Okay. 09:46 - And the next video we have 09:47 is about the two older children that she was talking about 09:50 and how they needed to be challenged 09:53 for their spiritual growth in a different way. 09:56 - And so this is about Hannah and Abby. 09:58 - [Jon] Awesome. 10:00 (gentle music) 10:08 - So I was 16 when we came to Thailand. 10:11 The expectations weren't (chuckles) exactly met 10:15 in the way I thought they were going to be. 10:18 I think I had a hard time before we came. 10:20 So I struggled a lot with the fact that we were leaving, 10:23 'cause it wasn't something like I expected. 10:25 I had some plans lined up for the next year 10:28 and I wasn't ready, I didn't feel like I was ready to leave. 10:32 So, and then when we got here, 10:33 I pictured it more to be like the books. 10:36 Like the books you read and just how it feels 10:39 like you're living a missionary life, 10:41 whereas I think in reality it doesn't feel like that. 10:44 It just feels like you're going throughout normal life 10:47 in a foreign country, 10:48 trying to do what God is asking you to do. 10:50 (gentle music) 10:53 - I was 14 when we arrived in Thailand 10:57 and it was a cool experience. 10:59 At first I was really enjoying it. 11:01 I was enjoying trying all the new foods 11:03 and meeting new people. 11:06 But about a month and a half after we came to Thailand, 11:09 I like, I really didn't wanna be here. 11:12 I wanted to go back right. 11:13 Right around that time, 11:14 we also had gotten two new kids 11:17 and I guess it was just really hard time. 11:20 And as time went on, it got better, slowly got better. 11:24 I think just being here and getting accustomed to things 11:28 and also meeting other missionaries 11:32 and hearing their stories about different things. 11:35 I think that's the point 11:36 where I started to really love Thailand. 11:38 (gentle music) 11:43 I definitely struggled a lot with culture shock. 11:46 It was unexpected. (chuckles) 11:52 I don't think I knew the definition of culture shock 11:53 before I came and I didn't expect it to happen to me. 11:57 What helped me to get over the culture shock 11:58 was when Wind and Sky came 12:00 and also when we moved to Sukhothai. 12:02 When Wind and Sky came, 12:04 it was like having to put the focus on them 12:07 'cause they were newer than we were. 12:09 It was two weeks after we got to Sukhothai that they came. 12:12 And so they were newer than us 12:15 and we didn't speak the same language. 12:18 So it was like completely different again. 12:22 But it was a good kind of different 12:24 because it pushed me out of the slump I was in, 12:27 it pushed me out of feeling bad for myself and feeling pity. 12:31 So that was super helpful. 12:32 And I still struggled a lot with it after that 12:34 but I was able to go to God and to be like, 12:40 this is where God wants me to be. 12:41 This is what God wants me to be doing. 12:43 Because I think before I kind of turned it 12:45 into something that my parents were called to do. 12:47 And when it's like that, 12:49 it's like you don't feel like you have a purpose. 12:51 You don't feel like you're supposed to be, 12:53 that God's actually calling you to that. 12:55 But I think when you're young, 12:57 God is calling you to do kind of the same thing 12:58 that your parents are doing. 13:00 (gentle music) 13:05 - There are a lot of different reasons 13:07 like why I don't wanna go back to America. 13:10 Well, I wanna go back to visit, 13:12 but getting to watch, especially with the kids, 13:16 seeing the changes in their attitudes and how they act, 13:22 that's really rewarding to be able to see that. 13:24 And it's definitely much more rewarding 13:28 than I think what we had in America. 13:30 (gentle music) 13:34 I think the challenges of living here, 13:36 are number one, the heat. 13:37 I'm not used to so much intense heat all the time. 13:40 And the food, 'cause I like my food, 13:45 but I like American food. 13:46 And also the separation from my own culture and people 13:53 because we live in a spot where there's not a lot 13:55 of other missionaries or foreigners. 13:57 So there's not a lot of people you can kind of relate with 14:00 'cause Thai culture is very different than American culture. 14:04 And also, the kids. 14:07 I struggle a lot with that. 14:10 I think it's like a daily, constant struggle. 14:12 Like that's one of my hardest places 14:15 'cause I find like a lot of weaknesses in myself. 14:18 (gentle music) 14:23 What makes it worth it is just the purpose I feel. 14:27 I feel like I'm doing something that's worthwhile 14:30 and just knowing where the kids have come from 14:34 and what could have happened to them 14:36 had they not had a safe place to go. 14:40 I think definitely that 14:42 because I can't imagine not having one of them 14:46 and just the relationship I have with them now, 14:49 just how close we are. 14:51 And I feel like I wouldn't give that away 14:55 for anything in the world. 14:56 (gentle music) 15:04 - I love how God worked them through the challenges 15:09 and yet has given them glimpses 15:11 of the beauty and the purpose. 15:13 And he's given them rewards along the way 15:15 even though it was so hard in some ways. 15:19 - I've seen this over and over again, 15:20 this theme of, you know, 15:22 I ask the missionaries, why do you stay? 15:24 Why are you still here? 15:25 They keep coming back to, they're finding meaning. 15:28 And, you know, we are built for meaning. 15:31 And a lot of us, I think go through life safe, 15:34 but without a lot of meaning and to find that meaning, 15:37 to find a sense of meaning in your life, 15:39 sense of purpose in your life, 15:40 it fulfills something that God has placed within us 15:44 and to take care of his kids 15:46 that don't have any other option of learning about God. 15:49 - Yeah, like she expressed, where would these kids be, 15:52 if they didn't have a safe place to go? 15:55 - Exactly, so she's not just taking care of kids, 15:57 she's saving lives. 15:58 She's saving their lives. 16:00 And one of my most profound moments, 16:02 when I visited Thailand recently, 16:05 was watching her interact with those kids 16:09 when they were getting ready to go to school. 16:11 The pickup was there, it was all filled with kids. 16:13 They were just waiting for one or two more kids 16:15 and then they'd go off to school 16:17 and she just spent time with them. 16:19 She talked to them, looked at their bruised finger, 16:22 you know, hugged each one. 16:24 And it's like, wow, she just was there for them. 16:28 That to me is mission work. 16:30 That is the way God would have it done. 16:32 And it just brought tears to my eyes. 16:34 And I was so impressed. 16:35 This seemed so simple, so simple to do 16:38 and yet so profound in the effect. 16:40 - Well, sometimes we think that mission work 16:42 is some grand thing. 16:44 Some, grandiose example or some... 16:48 - Big stage. - Big thing. 16:49 - 10,000 people in the audience. 16:51 - Something like that. 16:53 But in reality, it's in the little things. 16:56 It's in the day to day. - Love it. 16:57 - It's in the moment by moment. 16:59 - Yeah. 17:01 - It's connecting with God to connect with others. 17:02 - Absolutely. 17:04 The other thing that they were talking about, 17:06 that resonated with me, was that doing this kind of work, 17:10 it exposes our own weaknesses. 17:12 And so you're all always like, do I really want to do this? 17:15 Because that means that I have to grow 17:18 and I don't really wanna grow. 17:20 And this is, I believe the value 17:22 and the reason why Christ gave us missions. 17:25 He says, "Come and learn of me." 17:28 You know, after you come to me, then learn of me. 17:31 You know, my burden, there is a burden, 17:33 it's light, but it is still a burden. 17:36 - Like she said, it was my parents' thing. 17:39 - [Jon] Right. 17:41 - My parents were going and this was my parents' thing. 17:42 - [Jon] Yes. 17:44 - But to realize that she had a part to play, 17:46 that it was her thing too. 17:48 You know, I think that's where we need 17:50 that connection with God even more. 17:53 It's another example of why we need that 17:55 because God can get us through the culture shock. 17:58 He can give us the glimpses of beauty on the way. 18:00 He can distract us from our culture shock 18:02 by sending us little children that need help. 18:05 He can, you know, those kinds of things. 18:07 And that's where our next video takes us, 18:09 is that connection with God and the growth 18:11 that God brings through the situation, 18:15 through the mission work that they've been doing. 18:17 (gentle music) 18:29 - I was raised up a missionary kid. 18:32 So the mission field is nothing new for me. 18:36 When I was a missionary kid 18:37 with my dad in the mission field, 18:39 we were in Mexico and he was a maintenance man. 18:42 We worked at his school. 18:44 And so being around kids and everything was nothing new. 18:48 I played with the local kids 18:50 that were in the dormitories and stuff. 18:52 (gentle music) 18:55 - Coming to the foreign mission field 18:57 has been sort of a mixed bag. 19:01 I think spiritually I've experienced 19:03 something of a breaking. 19:06 God grows you or has grown me through the experience, 19:10 but at the same time, I see so much more of myself, 19:16 I think in a more real way and that's hard. 19:22 It's hard to come face to face with who you truly are. 19:24 And somehow, in our lives in America, 19:26 you could hide from that more. 19:29 - Learning to trust God has been very difficult for me. 19:33 It's very easy to ask God, why? 19:36 Why are I being allowed to go through 19:39 this trial or that thing, 19:42 but to see God come through time and time again 19:46 has been amazing. 19:47 (gentle music) 19:56 So, as far as my spiritual growth, I'm still learning. 20:00 (laughs) 20:02 I'm still learning to trust God. 20:04 But I am definitely getting to the point 20:06 where I know that he is all I need. 20:10 (gentle music) 20:15 - I think that whenever he gives you a ministry, 20:19 especially one that's continuously changing and expanding, 20:24 there's this tendency to feel like 20:26 everything you're doing is worship. 20:29 And while it should be, 20:31 we are to be pouring our lives out as an offering to God, 20:35 it doesn't take the place of the relationship aspect. 20:38 And so you can do all these good works, 20:41 but if you don't have this relationship 20:43 and this connection with God, 20:45 the whole spiritual experience is gonna break down. 20:48 And so we've experienced that, 20:50 where you're exhausted and tired 20:52 and you're having worship with different people 20:55 so many times during the day 20:57 and you start to lose some of what makes that meaningful. 21:04 And so fighting through that, 21:06 because I think Satan capitalizes on it. 21:08 He makes you think that, you know, 21:10 it's okay or you're doing enough, 21:12 but really recognizing that you have to put the brakes on. 21:16 You have to be connected first. 21:18 You have no ability to do outreach 21:21 if you haven't first done that in reach. 21:24 And so I think for me, 21:28 it's opened my eyes to the fact 21:30 that it's so easy to tell ourselves 21:32 that we're fine and that we are growing spiritually 21:36 because we're doing X, Y, and Z, 21:39 but where God always brings it back to the very basics 21:44 and says, "But are you connecting with me?" 21:47 Because that's where the power is. 21:50 - I'm so thankful that they are aware 21:52 of those issues and they can see that. 21:55 - Yeah. 21:56 - You know who George Muller is? 21:57 - Well, I do, but some of our viewers may not. 21:59 - Okay. 22:00 He was a man that lived in the 1800's 22:02 and he was German but he migrated to England 22:06 and he felt impressed to live by faith. 22:10 And so he gave up his salary. 22:12 In those days, they used to rent pews. 22:14 That's how they earned an income. 22:15 - Paid the Minister. 22:16 - He gave that up and he went only by faith. 22:19 And he never asked anybody for money. 22:21 He never told anybody about his needs. 22:23 He just told God. 22:25 And then God called him to set up an orphanage. 22:28 And during the course of his life, 22:30 he took care of 10,000 orphans. 22:33 And in today's money, 22:34 almost $200 million went through his hands. 22:37 And so he had a very stressful life 22:40 and he said his rule, his number one job in the morning 22:45 was to make his soul happy in the Lord. 22:48 So he would take that time to be in the Word, 22:51 to be in prayer, to connect with God, 22:54 to the point where he felt happy 22:56 and relaxed and loved in the Lord. 22:59 And then he could go out through his day 23:01 and give that happiness, give that joy to others. 23:03 - And one thing that Robbie said, you know, he's like, 23:06 we could ask why, why am I going through this trial? 23:08 But then I remember how God takes care of everything. 23:12 And that's another thing that George Muller said. 23:14 He said, "Trials are the very food of faith". 23:17 - So if we want our faith to grow, we have to be willing 23:20 to let God take us through those trials, 23:22 recognizing like Robbie is, 23:25 that he's the one with all the answers. 23:27 He's the one who's taking us through this. 23:29 He's the one who provides. 23:31 And being willing, like Kasey was talking about, 23:34 to go through, you know, whatever, 23:38 but to keep connecting with God 23:40 so that no matter how many times 23:42 you have worship in a given day, 23:44 your time with God is special. 23:46 - Yes, and this is the beauty of sending missionaries, 23:49 is because they go on the front lines, 23:51 their faith gets tested, it gets tried, 23:53 and they can tell us where to keep the focus. 23:59 And so it makes our lives richer 24:01 by knowing missionaries that are on the front line 24:02 and being a part of them when we support them, 24:05 encouraging words, by our prayers, 24:07 by our financial gifts, 24:09 to enable them to continue to do this. 24:11 It's like we become a partner 24:13 and their experience becomes our experience 24:15 and it enriches our experience with God. 24:17 And we may never end up going into the mission field, 24:21 but their experience can help us 24:23 be missionaries where we are, 24:25 and to enrich our lives and those around us. 24:28 And so God has built this whole mission outreach, 24:32 great commission thing for our blessing. 24:38 It's not a curse. 24:40 It's not a job we have to do before Jesus comes. 24:44 It's a blessing. 24:45 And it's an opportunity for us to really test who God is. 24:51 You know, it's one thing to read, 24:52 "My God shall supply all your needs", 24:54 and to believe that theoretically. 24:57 It's a whole 'nother thing to go out there and test it 24:59 and make decisions based on, my God will come through. 25:03 We're gonna make this decision. 25:04 - Yeah, and one of the beautiful things 25:06 is that God has given Kasey a gift of writing. 25:09 And so she writes these things down, 25:11 and he's given Robbie a gift of photography and videography. 25:15 And so they are being able to share 25:17 some of the stories as they go along. 25:19 Some of these experiences. 25:21 So, we're gonna be putting on the screen how to find them. 25:25 But she does have a blog at WalkingRedeemed 25:29 and that's on Facebook as well as on the internet. 25:32 And then... 25:33 - She's also written a book. 25:34 - [Natalie] That's right. 25:35 - That's on Amazon. 25:36 - And they have a YouTube channel with some videos on it. 25:38 So, if people want more of the stories, some of the history, 25:45 that would be a great place to go and look. 25:46 - Yes, absolutely. 25:48 - We're also excited that there's another book in the works. 25:52 More the behind the scenes story, 25:55 but we're looking forward to that as well. 25:57 - Yes. Well, we're at the end of our three episodes. 26:00 We were gonna do one show 26:02 on the update of the Norton project. 26:04 And this is, and we've had to do three. 26:07 - Right, because a lot's going on. 26:09 And there's a lot of people there 26:10 whose stories need to be shared. 26:11 - Right. And so this is, to me, 26:13 such a beautiful shining example 26:15 of what God can do when we put him first. 26:19 And the main purpose of the missionary 26:22 is stated and clear that their main focus 26:25 is to put God first and then let him lead. 26:28 When he's in charge, he is much more ambitious than we are. 26:35 - That's for sure. (both chuckle) 26:35 - But he's also very balanced. 26:38 And when the 10 lepers came to Jesus and asked for healing, 26:43 he said, "Go show yourselves to the priest". 26:45 And as they were going, they were healed. 26:48 And I know a lot of times in my own life, 26:50 God calls me to do a something 26:52 that I know I'm not prepared for. 26:54 I don't have the, I don't have the skills, 26:56 the ability, even the emotional courage 27:00 to do what he's calling me to do. 27:02 But as I step out in obedience, as I go, 27:06 I sense his healing and he brings me through 27:09 and I feel myself stronger on the other side. 27:13 - Right. 27:14 Strength and courage, he provides all those things. 27:16 There's promises in the word. 27:18 - Yeah, and sometimes we don't feel 27:19 that strength and courage. 27:21 So we just have to obey. 27:23 And then as we obey, those things then start to kick in. 27:27 - Well, it is definitely an encouragement 27:29 to all of us to seek God, 27:32 to let him rule in our lives and to see what he's gonna do. 27:36 - Yes. 27:37 - 'Cause that's what the Nortons are doing 27:38 day after day after day. 27:40 - Yep, absolutely, praise the Lord. 27:42 - Yep. 27:43 Well, if you have been challenged 27:44 and you would like more information, 27:46 you can contact us at Jesus for Asia, 27:49 PO Box 1221, Collegedale Tennessee 37315. 27:55 Call us at (423) 413-7321, 28:00 or visit our website at jesus4asia.org. 28:03 May God richly bless you, 28:05 until we see you next time on Jesus for Asia now. 28:08 (uplifting music) |
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