Lessons from the Frontier
Practical Guidance for the Field
For those ready to step out in faith, we want to share a few practical principles we learned on the frontlines.
Go Directly
Where the Lord Leads
Rather than waiting to go through traditional programs, buy a plane ticket, arrive, and go wherever the Holy Spirit leads you. It may feel frightening at first. Before you depart, look at Google Maps, pray over the region, and ask the Lord to map out your steps.
Seek the Lost Sheep
Face-to-Face
You will not have enough time, so seek out the lost sheep. Many people live under social, cultural, or legal pressure and cannot openly ask questions about the truth. Often, they simply need someone willing to approach them personally, listen to their stories, and share the truth face-to-face. 
Minister
Beyond Words
Far more people struggle with literacy than we realize. Long before written language, humanity communicated through visuals—so don’t hesitate to use body language and visual aids on your phone. Beyond communication, so many people are quietly desperate for healing. Hold their hands and pray with them. Simply pray, and let Jesus handle the rest—after all, He is the Lord of miracles, signs, and wonders.
Share a Living
Reality, Not a Religion
Walk the streets, meet the people, and tell them what you have personally experienced. This is not fantasy, and it is not a belief system you were brainwashed into. It is reality. Jesus helped you and guided your path. Share the real stories of walking through life with Him and how your life has changed. This is not about debating religion or spreading religion. It is about introducing people to a completely different reality of life. 
Speak the Truth
and Keep Moving
Simply follow the instructions Jesus gave you: tell the truth. When people hear it, the blessing they receive is immeasurably great. Because we have met Jesus, His life overflows within us, and we are simply sharing that goodness with others. Even if it means risking rejection or misunderstanding, speak the truth. If they reject it, move on to the next village. Unless the Holy Spirit specifically tells you to stay, keep moving.
