The people of Papua New Guinea live with intense fear, but the Gospel has a way of changing that! ABWE missionaries to Papua New Guinea have used "The Story of Hope" to help a man named Rusta, a former criminal, go from being fearful to faithful. →
A story from Chris, mother of an ABWE missionary... When my daughter was home recently, she left one of the Good Soil brochures for me to give to our pastor. When I gave it to him, he started looking through it quickly and said, "Is there anything in here on evangelism?" "Yes, right here! The Story of Hope!" He looked at the page in the brochure, looked over at me and said, "Will you teach it?" →
After the service, Moriah met the pastor in the lobby of the church. She said, "I enjoyed your church today. But I need to let you know I don't believe the same as you do. I'm looking to become a Wiccan. That's the way for me." →
Haiti is a land where so many are blinded by false and dark religions such as voodoo or distortions of Christianity. Good Soil trainer Fred Seiferth recently traveled there with Pastor Mike Vauters to lead a Good Soil seminar for 45 Haitian pastors. These pastors were extremely hungry to learn how to teach God's Word in a way that makes sense, to bring people out of spiritual darkness and into the light! Seeing how God's plan for salvation through Jesus Christ is woven throughout the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, was invigorating to them. →
For the past several years I have been praying about starting a Bible study at the Union Mission using The Story Of Hope materials, but couldn’t figure out how to accomplish this since the men are typically at the mission for only 30 days. After meeting with the Chaplain, he was very receptive to the idea of using The Story Of Hope materials during the Bible studies that were already occurring. →
From the beginning, my parents have always always helped me to walk my first steps in the Roman Catholic faith, memorizing the prayers and having communication with God. Truthfully, I have always felt like a child of God, mostly because I was the daughter of two teachers of the Roman Catholic religion and the granddaughter of a Roman Catholic priest. For this reason, I always thought that I was sure I was going to heaven. →
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