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I was raised in a very anti-God atmosphere, my parents both being eccentric artists and openly hostile to the gospel. Our house had a permanent sign on it which read "The Moore’s - The Atheists" and there was a bin for Bible burning on the side of the house. Even in this atmosphere, however, God was speaking and revealing Himself to me. God’s voice became increasingly muffled as my family began to disintegrate. My father’s wild life style led him into a life of cocaine use and dealing in 1979 at which point my mother took me and my two younger brothers and left my father.…
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Areas of Interest:
Truth and Pluralism
Occupation: National Evangelist, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship USA
Groups: Cape Town 2010 Congress Participants, Evangelists, Shaping Orlando 2011
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How our historical commitment to a broken vision of evangelism just may lead to an inability to reach the lost.We as spiritual guides to culture must never diminish our faith…
Are Certain Issues Counter-Missional? Addressing Homosexuality and Abortion in Mission The Role of Wonder in Witness Why Should Christians Care about Anything at All? The Coming Acceptance of Modern-Day Slavery![[feature: experience]](/img/flags/US.gif)
Is this intended to be post-Lausanne? I don’t understand the question.
