Remember Paul in Acts 26 faced Festus and King Agrippa alone, no backer considering his past that he was a pharisee, "In Philippians 3:8, the Apostle Paul wrote that he counted "all things"—specifically his worldly achievements, elite religious credentials, and legalistic righteousness—as dung (or "rubbish" in modern translations) compared to the excellence of knowing Christ Jesus."
anyway good for those evangelists that their accomodation is good, nice hotels, sumptuous. Like Paul he had never that kind of accommodation instead he faced bad trials until his death, Paise God for those missionaries having the situation like Paul. In other words this is a real talk in the Bible that this should be the noblest experience for christians as Evangelists
anyway good for those evangelists that their accomodation is good, nice hotels, sumptuous. Like Paul he had never that kind of accommodation instead he faced bad trials until his death, Paise God for those missionaries having the situation like Paul. In other words this is a real talk in the Bible that this should be the noblest experience for christians as Evangelists
Remember Paul in Acts 26 faced Festus and King Agrippa alone, no backer considering his past that he was a pharisee, "In Philippians 3:8, the Apostle Paul wrote that he counted "all things"—specifically his worldly achievements, elite religious credentials, and legalistic righteousness—as dung (or "rubbish" in modern translations) compared to the excellence of knowing Christ Jesus."
anyway good for those evangelists that their accomodation is good, nice hotels, sumptuous. Like Paul he had never that kind of accommodation instead he faced bad trials until his death, Paise God for those missionaries having the situation like Paul. In other words this is a real talk in the Bible that this should be the noblest experience for christians as Evangelists
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