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Wayumi Jungle Camp

One of the most challenging and educational weeks you can ever spend is to join us at the Wayumi training center for jungle ministries among tribal peoples. This Fall Break at Liberty University  15 students were trained in many of the skills necessary to proclaim the gospel in another culture and language in a remote part of the earth.

One/third of the world’s population live among Unreached People Groups speaking one of the 1800 languages that have no translation of any portion of God’s Word in their language.

Since Jesus said the task of His followers would be to take the Good News of His sacrifice on the cross and His grace to offer full pardon to all who hear and believe in Him, then all of us must play a part in assuring that the gospel is understood by all people groups regardless of how difficult that might be. Have you got what it takes? IMG_0652 DSC_2447 DSC_2455 DSC_2453 DSC_2444 DSC_2437 DSC_2434 DSC_2427 DSC_2423 DSC_2395 DSC_2393 DSC_2376 DSC_2367 DSC_2358 DSC_2342 DSC_2332 DSC_2326 DSC_2320 DSC_2318

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“Walking His Way” was written to facilitate the fulfillment of the Great Commission which tells us to teach our disciples “to obey all things that I have commanded you” (Matt 28:20). Few teachers or preachers know what these commands are and fewer believers know what they are expected to be obeying.

This book is written in a Daily Devotional Bible Study so that anyone can systematically cover the commands of the NT, which Jesus gave to Paul and the other writers either directly or through revelation. In this format they can be studied in Small Groups, discipleship or mentoring relationships, family or personal devotions, and a resource for Bible teaching. A complete index of Bible references used is included. Meditation is the contemplation of our biblical understanding to determine how to practice what we know to be God’s revealed will for our lives.

Each study will examine the context of the command, the grammatical and linguistic meaning of the words and verb tenses, then how the command is applied in other passages with suggestions for our personal lives.

Every believer needs to know these commands to have the “mind of Christ” (Phil 2:5) in order to walk in harmony with our Savior. Lets use this text to learn to practice how He expects us to live with Him.

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