No one wants to get whooped so badly they can only escape by running through the public square bruised and bloodied in their birthday suit. But for all the popular fervor over “signs and wonders” putting the power of God on public display, only God can know the men and women with “hearts fully loyal to Him, on whose behalf He can show Himself strong.” May we be such a people.
Read MoreScripturally speaking, music is warfare. Music is a uniquely effective teaching device. Music is the wave worship rides on in the throne room. Most significantly, it is a strategic means of fellowshipping with the One who inhabits eternity. If that doesn’t blow your mind, I don’t know what will. Yet in light of all these things, we find that music is one of His methods of maturing us.
Read MoreIn this exclusive excerpt from our Decade Edition of the FAI PILGRIM Field Journal, Director Jeff Henderson reflects on the epidemic of fatherlessness and what the Body of Jesus is meant to bear witness to as a family. We are all meant to grow up in Christ and raise spiritual children of our own.
Read MoreTaken from our 2021 Decade Edition of our annual PILGRIM Field Journal, J. Bloomfield asks how we should respond when our host peoples bring their lifeless dreams or dead bodies to our doorstep.
Read MoreTaken from our 2021 Decade Edition of our annual PILGRIM Field Journal, Stephanie Quick describes FAI’s commitment to resource those who have the Gospel as we labor to reach those who do not have the Gospel.
Read MoreTaken from our 2021 Decade Edition of our annual PILGRIM Field Journal, FAI Director Jeff Henderson illuminates the tested and tried surety of Jesus, His return, and the immutable throne He will rule from forever—and the confidence this gives us to endure today.
Read MoreWe want revival—and it’s coming, but it’s coming with persecution. Everyone wants Antioch, but we forget that it was the persecution in and destruction of Jerusalem that birthed Antioch. Everyone wants the Moravian lamp stand, but it was the persecution in Prague that birthed the Moravian movement. This persecution, these tares, are the fire that purge you to preserve you. Persecution keeps you clean.
Read MoreWritten by Dalton Thomas in the months leading up to the birth of FAI in December 2011, UNTO DEATH explores the implications of the resurrection, the imperatives of costly discipleship, and invites those who love and confess the Lordship of Jesus to invest their limited life in this age for an abundant life in the next—driven by the apostolic "blessed hope" befitting those who worship a crucified King and a slain Lamb.
Read MoreAdoniram Judson, pioneer to Burma, once wrote: “In spite of sorrow, loss, or pain, our course be onward still; we sow on Burma’s barren plain—we reap on Zion’s hill.” As we look back over FAI's first ten years, remembering our own soiled diapers and first steps, we look forward to the next ten years with confidence in the Lord of the Harvest: “this Gospel of the Kingdom will be preached to everyone everywhere as a witness, and then the end will come.”
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