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  • Six Exhortations for "Green" Missionaries
  • BSWE FAll Semester
  • Strategic Placement of Missionaries

    • Missionaries live like fish in an aquariaum with home supporters looking in on one side and the nationals among whom and with whom they work looking in on the other.
    BSWE Newsletter
    "Electronic Epistle"
    		 July 2005
    Greetings,

    We fool ourselves if we think world evangelization is simply a task requiring more effort. The proclamation of God's Kingdom is a frontal attack on rebel- controlled territory that will meet Satan's fiercest resistance and opposition. The battle is essentially spiritual, and those who engage in the conflict must be equipped with the spiritual armor which Paul describes in Ephesians chapter six.

    "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places" (v. 12).

    If you intend to involve yourself in the battle - as a sender, mobilizer, missionary or in any other capacity - be prepared for attacks like you've never experienced before.


    Six Exhortations for "Green" Missionaries
    and the rest of us too

    1. Fear God and you need not fear man.
    2. Never lose your confidence in the Gospel.
    3. Believe God.
    4. Be ready to preach, pray, or die at a moment's notice.
    5. It is an honor to suffer dishonor, disgrace or discomfort for His sake.
    6. Learn to look at each situation from God's perspective.

    BSWE Fall Semester

    Registration, August 8-12, 2005

    First Day, August 15th

    Student Information
    Strategic Placement of Missionaries
    excerpt from Loving the Church: Blessing the Nations

    In war, the generals make the decisions, not the privates. When faced with the decision to send tens of thousands of soldiers to the beaches of Normandy in June 1944, General Eisenhower did not ask the privates where they wanted to go. If he had, they probably would have chosen North Africa where the victory had already been won. It would have been much easier! No, in war, the generals take responsibility for making the decisions, and they base their decisions on the strategic imperatives that confront them.

    In missions, we have grown accustomed to allowing the privates to make decisions, even though they often decide to go to places where the missiological victory has already been won.
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