The Life of a Modern Day Missionary
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In Haiti, like many other countries, villagers are happy to offer the very best that they have. Such was this case: I got the best house in the village, and slept in the very best bed. It was horribly uncomfortable, but I am always appreciative of the fact that it is the very best that they have to offer. We were high up in the mountains where it got cold at night. I only had a sheet to cover me. The condensation from the steel roof continually dripped on me all night long. I didn't sleep a wink, but that is not what I came for. It was to "seek and to save that which was lost", and the lord worked mightily to make that happen.
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This book is an autobiography of the missionary work that I did in various countries around the world. The fact that I was there among other eye-witnesses and that I determined to write a journal of my travels establishes these marvelous experiences to be true and accurate. Every night, before turning in, I took the time to write down everything that happened that day, whether it was significant or not. I wrote down the names of the villages that I was in, the names of those working with me, and the results of every meeting. There is nothing more wonderful than to see a person repent and turn to the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation. No matter how many people respond during the invitations, I don't ever want to lose the thrill of seeing lost souls turn to Jesus Christ. If the angels in heaven rejoice over one sinner that repents, who are we to remain silent? I trust that as you read of these great works of our Lord Jesus Christ, that your heart will be as thrilled as mine!
About the Author
This book is an autobiography of the missionary work that I did in various countries around the world. The fact that I was there among other eye-witnesses and that I determined to write a journal of my travels establishes these marvelous experiences to be true and accurate. I am good at forgetting, and so I brought along a steno pad with me on every one of my missionary journeys. Every night, before turning in, I took the time to write down everything that happened that day, whether it was significant or not. I wrote down the names of the villages that I was in, the names of those working with me, and the results of every meeting.
My missionary team members took accurate information of each person who trusted in Jesus Christ as their Saviour and gave me the results of every invitation during our meetings.
There is nothing more wonderful than to see a person repent and turn to the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation. No matter how many people respond during the invitations, I don’t ever want to lose the thrill of seeing lost souls turn to Jesus Christ. If the angels in heaven rejoice over one sinner that repents, who are we to remain silent?
I trust that as you read of these great works of our Lord Jesus Christ, that your heart will be as thrilled as mine!