Revolution in World Missions – Free Book [Weekend Resource]
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It is hard to turn down a free book. Especially a book of true stories and insightful teaching melded together.
Why I Recommended A Book Without Reading It
Small confession to make: I haven’t actually read the whole book. But when I went to gauge the quality of the book, I skipped straight to chapter 11 where the author lays out the importance of the gospel. Red flags should go up if a book on missions misses the gospel. This book didn’t. And throughout the book, it solidly exposes false gospels that we may be tempted to embrace.
All that said, don’t neglect to read with discernment.
How to Get Your Free Copy
Three ways get your copy of Revolution in World Missions for free.
First, go order your free copy and wait for it to come in the mail.
After that, you will get a link in your email that will allow you to download the audiobook and PDF version for free as well.
Book Summary
Yohannan lays out his own story and presents biblical insights on world missions.
From the website:
“In this exciting and fast moving narrative, K.P. Yohannan shares how God brought him from his remote Indian village to become the founder of Gospel for Asia, which supports thousands of native missionaries.”
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Hi, thank you for the wonderful blog! God bless you!
I am from Bulgaria and I would like to read this book, at least the PDF version, but I think it is shipped only within the US. Do you think you can the PDF version? If this is legal, of course. Thank you so much
May God continue to bless you!
Content in Him,
Uwera
I think I received a copy of this book a while ago but have not read it yet.
I was pretty impressed with GFA and this book initiallty but have enough concerns to not contribute to them at this time. Not sure these are valid concerns, but I am choosing to route my support elsewhere.