Filling up the Afflictions of Christ
The Cost of Bringing the Gospel to the Nations in the Lives of William Tyndale, Adoniram Judson, and John Paton
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Narrated by:
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Bob Souer
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John Piper
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The fifth volume in Piper's acclaimed The Swans Are Not Silent series illustrates powerful and enduring lessons through the missional sufferings of Tyndale, Judson, and Paton.
Jesus' words in John 12 are sobering: unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it will bear little fruit. The history of Christianity's expansion proves that God's strategy for reaching unreached peoples with the gospel includes the sufferings of his frontline heralds - the missionaries who willingly die a thousand daily deaths to advance God's kingdom.
Pastor John Piper's latest addition to The Swans Are Not Silent series focuses on this flesh-and-blood reality in the lives of William Tyndale, Adoniram Judson, and John Paton. The price they paid to translate the Word of God, to pave the way for missionary mobilization around the world, and to lead the hostile to Christ was great. Yet their stories show in triplicate how the gospel advances not only through the faithful proclamation of the truth but through representing the afflictions of Christ in our sufferings.
©2009, 2019 John Piper (P)2019 Blackstone Audio, Inc.What listeners say about Filling up the Afflictions of Christ
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- Fredrick
- 18-03-24
The seed has to die to be fruitful.
the book has made me willing to suffer for Christ, wherever he calls me. God predestines some of his followers to be seeds.
Thank you, Tyndale.
Thank you, John G. Patton.
Thank you, Adoniram Judson.
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