Some months ago, I heard a friend speak about missions in a country with which he is very familiar. He made a statement that really startled me, and I asked him if I could quote him on it. I can, without his name, and I am going to leave out the name of the country, because of certain sensitivities. But if you know where Paul’s first missionary journey was, you’ll be all the more saddened by the situation today.
Nowhere in the Muslim world has the gospel been shared and (literature been distributed) by so many, for so long, so openly, so widely, with so little results as it has been in —. The question therefore begs to be asked why?
Patrick Johnstone in Operation World has said that — remains the most unreached country in the world today. In light of the above facts this is really quite remarkable.
Todd, thanks for the recent posts. I just finished a book by Brother Andrew called Secret Believers: When Muslims Come to Christ highlighting the lives of a few men and women in a Muslim country who have come to faith in Christ. Nothing is impossible with God. Praise God these people are being reached by this person’s faithful work and God working in their hearts!