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  1. 30:10 My job is to love and serve those that god brings our way. So, we've seen an influx of these refugees into Lebanon where I look work a lot and we're we're seeing tremendous growth. Here's some of those refugees. These are these are Bedouin children in the Baka Valley. The chief of this tribe is a Sunni Muslim. Bear Much Fruit
  2. 34:35 So, we can't make it any better than it is right now. So, that was a year ago, you know? And It was these ladies here who who were praying for me and they're all refugees. Some of them don't have husbands. They've been killed. Bear Much Fruit
  3. 14:20 40,000 children became orphan. From the month of September, US government, US embassy in Bangladesh to Bangladesh, they said there'll be no food for refugees after August. There's no food at all. Our ministry is praying how we can feed 40,000 orphan kids for four month. Why four month? Teach What Accords With Sound Doctrine
  4. 20:10 We are supposed to be a light to the nations. Joseph hears this message. Get up, take the child and his mother, and flee to Egypt. Refugees and remain there until I tell you, for Herod is going to search for the child and try to destroy him and so Joseph got up. Actually, I love the text here. The Message Came Toward Them
  5. 17:51 So this is a miracle story from Youssef. On 11/28/2024, just a couple months ago. On November 28, I drove with my family up into the mountains near the Holy Land to enjoy the day and perhaps buy a few small things from widow refugees from Gaza. They make small crafts to support their children. As the sun set, I moved away from the crowd to pray. No Distinction
  6. 28:57 Versus a personal response versus a national response to refugees. And I wanna I wanna tell you how we deal with this. We believe biblically there's an a national response and you can read about it in Romans 13. There are reasons that people are appointed to roles for nations, for cities. And there's a biblical response to protect the people of that city and that nation. Bear Much Fruit
  7. 56:17 And when that star appeared, God was speaking to them even outside of his chosen people. Right? His chosen people are supposed to be a light to the nations. We are supposed to be a light to the nations. Joseph hears this message, get up, take the child and his mother and flee to Egypt, refugees, and remain there until I tell you for Herod is gonna search for the child and try to destroy him. What Do You Do With the Message?
  8. 45:28 And he said, why don't you just read it? I'm editing it now coming right up, and he sent it to me. So this is a miracle story from Youssef. On 11/28/2024, just a couple months ago, on November 28, I drove with my family up into the mountains near the Holy Land to enjoy the day, and perhaps buy a few small things from widow refugees from Gaza. They make small crafts to support their children. No Favoritism With God
  9. 26:17 And a large amount of people carry brokenness in their heart just from that happens in their childhood. It could be anything, small or big. But especially people who have to forcefully leave their home because of war, persecution, or torture, cross the Mediterranean Sea, getting rescued out of an ocean that's cold or whatever. I mean, they carry a lot of trauma. And we work with refugees in Columbia, South Carolina as well. No Condemnation: From Romans Seven to Romans Eight
  10. 55:49 And I said, God has come now because he has plans for you beginning today. I explained to them the work among refugees and how Jesus came to die on the cross to forgive them their sins, to free them from the devil, and to guarantee their way to heaven. And after many hours of conversations, they all decided to follow Jesus. And we made a hand chain and we prayed together, and then they said, Jesus wants us to spread his name in Gaza. So how do we do this? God Shows No Favoritism
  11. 13:40 And it was kind of a perfect fit for this technical aspect that I felt drawn to and also the relational part of missions. I went to Moody Bible Institute. I graduated from their missionary aviation program. And also during that time I worked with a lot of refugees through an organization. And just really as they learned to speak English and heard their stories, God just grabbed my heart for those who had just kind of restricted access to the gospel in their their home countries. We Walk by Faith and Not by Sight
  12. 38:53 Their kids were all American citizens. They sent the kids up to Big Piney, where we have a church, and the folks turned themselves in to the immigration service as refugees fleeing violence. And your church last Christmas sent those kids gave those kids the best Christmas they're ever gonna have because I hauled a whole carload of gifts for them. And I was at church Friday night, and they're still wearing the clothes that you guys gave them here a year ago. But it's interesting, and, the stories of people, and now the the parents are out of immigration jail. Scattered for a Purpose
  13. 20:24 I took them through the book of Acts. One of the men stood up and said, how is it possible that I have not known about this for my whole life? And I said, God has come now because he has plans for you beginning today. I explained to them the work among refugees and how Jesus came to die on the cross, forgive them of their sins, to free them from the devil and guarantee their way to heaven and after many hours of conversations, they all decided to follow Jesus. We made a hand chain and we prayed together, and then they said, Jesus wants us to spread his name in Gaza. No Distinction
  14. 48:07 I took them through the book of acts. One of the men stood up and said, how is it possible that I have not known about this for my whole life? And I said, God has come now because he has plans for you beginning today. I explained to them the work among refugees and how Jesus came to die on the cross, forgive them of their sins, to free them from the devil and guarantee their way to heaven, and after many hours of conversations, they all decided to follow Jesus. We made a hand chain and we prayed together, and then they said, Jesus wants us to spread his name in Gaza. No Favoritism With God
  15. 53:34 This is a miracle story from Youssef. Youssef, on November 28, this past year, this is recent. On November 28, I drove with my family up into the mountains near the Holy Land to enjoy the day, and perhaps buy a few small things from the widow refugees from around Gaza that make small crafts to support their children. So as the sun set, I moved away from the crowd to pray. A few minutes later, an older widow named Miriam approached and asked to speak, and I asked her what was on her heart, and she said, last night, God came into my dreams and his face was as bright as a shining star. God Shows No Favoritism
  16. 27:18 And he's gonna begin working with the refugees coming out of North Korea. There's stuff happening. No matter what you hear in the news, God is at work no matter how things sound. So one of the things that we are very clear, in when we do training and those of you that take notes, I just want you to know I'm gonna go fast here because I got a lot of scripture here and you can have it all. So everything that's on here outside of the pictures, I'll take those off because I don't want those to be spread around but everything that's on here, you can have and they'll they'll be able to get it to you. Kingdom Work - Traditional
  17. 28:57 So, we've always had that in our mind and you know, growing up in that family anyway, there was no room for laziness at all in our family anyway. So, my wife and I, we like to work and we enjoy the work that we're doing and we're seeing fruit and we're gonna talk talk a little bit about what that fruit looks like. We have had the privilege for the last fourteen years of spending a lot of time in The Middle East and working with folks from Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, few of them now, and and some from Northern North Africa as well. And some people wanna know, well, where do these refugees come from? Well, here's here's here's where some of them come from right here. Bear Much Fruit

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