• Ethnodoxology
• Kingdom Theology
• Missiology
• Missional Mindsets
• Missiologist

• INDIA: "The gospel is carried to the impoverished rural villages by barefoot pastors. When entering a poor village for the first time, the Barefoot Pastor works to build relationships and identify opportunities to share the gospel. With the acceptance and approval of the village leader, the barefoot Pastor is able to work openly. Praise be to God! We call it "Barefoot Ministries"
  
  
• PAKISTAN: "The first time when I was talking with you, I was empty belly along with all of my family because we did not have anything to cook, nor anyone had money to buy anything to eat. The 2 pair of pants that I own cannnot be worn any longer. The shoes that I wear are in bad condition. There is cut in the sole and when I walk in the wet street, my socks also become wet. Extremist Muslims have issued a death threat against me, saying that it is too late to cry over spilled milk. I have fasted and prayed about this matter and God wants for me to stay in my country to share the Gospel and to encourage the brothers. It is all in all. Amen"
  
  
• BANGLADESH: "We have been living for a long time with a great shortage in our ministry support. We are short $150 dollars per month. We are praying that God will supply it, because it is fully half of our total support needs. We have been serving for more than 10 years sharing the Gospel with Muslims and Hindus. 3 of our Jesus Film crew were murdered by extremist Muslims a couple of years ago, while showing the Jesus film in an outlaying village. My wife and I have committed our life to preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
  
  
• AFRICA: "God spoke to me three words “ Come to Me".  I obeyed.  I am not supported in any way from any body, institution or person but from a few believers in the local church that the Lord is establishing through my ministry. They contribute offerings which I usually use to administer and do Gods work. By elemental plain truths the gospel is firing and increasing at an unprecedented rate in all areas."

• Have you been wanting to serve in missions but you have been led to feel inadequate because you can't spell some of the words used by the "advanced mission culture"?
• Do you have to look up "their missional words" in "their Missiology publications" to arrive at a "missiologically educated definition" of words that can barely be pronounced by most missionaries who are actually serving in missions?
• Has God called you and spoke to your heart in such a way that you know, that you know, that He is calling you to missions and ministry?
• Is faith "a way of life" for you, as opposed to a term defined in a book somewhere?
• Most "Mission Agencies", Mission Training Institutes and many churches will not sponsor ethnic ministers or native missionaries. Have you ever wondered why?
  Many leading mission training institutes and churches will not sponsor them because they are not U.S. citizens or green card holders. Some "missions leaders" say, "they simply cannot be trusted" or "we have been burnt before by the natives". Is it any wonder that the Gospel message is often hindered? Students who are blessed by the opportunity, often arrive to study at U.S. seminaries and Christian Colleges to obtain their "missionary credentials". Once "certified" they most often find that they cannot be sponsored as missionaries to foreign countries because of church or Christian institutional policies that only support U.S. citizens or U.S. Green Card holders.
  

Imagine if Jesus had relegated the really important things to simple men like fishermen, carpenters and tax collectors. What would have become of His ministry? (Isn't that exactly what he did)
"No shoes, No Shirt, No Problem!"

"Give me three hundred "Mighty Warriors" who fear nothing but sin and desire nothing but to please God, they will shake the gates of Hell and set up the kingdom of Heaven upon Earth."