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New Dispatches from the Front DVD: The Power of His Rising

April 22, 2013 by Andy Naselli

The newest film in the Dispatches from the Front series is episode 6: The Power of His Rising .

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I love these DVDs because they widen my limited perspective on how God is working right now in other places in the world.

My family watched episode 6 a few weeks ago and loved it. It focuses on how a Christian family from South Carolina is spreading the gospel in a “closed” country in South Asia, gaining access with their business skills to operate an excellent coffee shop. Ingenious.

  • episode6The DVD is now available from Frontline Missions (sale for $10 through June 1).
  • It is available from Amazon (it will ship as soon as the stock is available—probably this week).
  • It is available from WTS Books, which plans to begin a 3-day sale on Tuesday, April 23. WTS is also selling a 6-DVD set.

Over two billion people in the world have no access to the Gospel—no Bible, no church, no Christians, no hope. Since many of them live in countries closed to traditional missionaries, how will they hear the Good News? One way is that Christ is calling and equipping men and women with skills—professionals—to use their talents to reach people who are hard to get to. The Power of His Rising is an inside look at how this is unfolding in South Asia, where baristas and bakers, pilots and farmers are a force for the Gospel! It’s an amazing journey by land, sea and air—down crowded streets and remote rivers—to find light shining in darkness and persecuted believers singing because of Jesus! Dispatches from the Front opens yet another window to see Christ at work in the world through His endless life and relentless grace!

Due to security issues, please do not share any part of this DVD on the Internet or through social media, including making specific comments about people or places in the program.

Related:

  1. Frontline Missions: Dispatches from the Front
  2. Advancing the Gospel in the World’s Difficult Places
  3. A New Dispatches from the Front Film [Episode 5]
  4. My Favorite Part of the “Dispatches from the Front” Films

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