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Storytelling plants gospel seeds while community nurtures them
The most compelling evangelistic method I’ve ever tried
The role of fiction in evangelism
Using stories for mobilisation
When we share stories of how we have personally seen God work in our communities, we invite them into praise with glorious glimpses of heaven
A gateway to sharing the gospel in authentic, powerful ways
Share meaningful experiences with fifteen-second short stories
Storytelling using pictures can grab people’s attention
Creating resources so Japanese people can read more widely and be raised up as faithful teachers of God’s Word
Reflecting on the first Japan performances of The Mark Drama
What lessons in contextualization can we learn from 1,600 years ago?
Acclimatizing or bonding?
Calvary Bible Institute in Okinawa encourages and trains young Christians from around the world
Preconceived ideas about Japanese culture can prevent us from being effective in spreading the gospel
We can all support each other by paying attention to the “one another” statements in the Bible
Make sure your goals are serving you in achieving your desired outcomes for learning Japanese
A call for pastors and missionaries to pursue rest as an essential discipline in ministry
We have four main channels we use to encourage, inform, and connect people serving in Japan
“Why would Jesus tell us two similar stories about not giving up in prayer (Luke 11 & 18)? Because He knew we would have a tendency to…give up!” Dennis Fuqua1
Are you intentionally developing the gifts God has given you?
The advantages and challenges of multilingual ministry
A tentmaker’s journey through multilingual churches in Japan
A Bible reading in Korean, greetings in English, and a sermon in Japanese, all in our Japanese church
