This sermon by K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the urgent need to reach the unreached with the message of salvation, highlighting the disparity in access to the Gospel between different parts of the world. He challenges listeners to prioritize missions and sacrificially support native missionaries, urging them to simplify their lives, fast and pray, and consider going or sending support to those in need. The call is to live for Christ, embrace the cross, and make a tangible impact in reaching the lost world.

Christ's Call, Follow My Footsteps with K.P. Yohannan, President of Gospel for Asia and author of over 100 books in India and the U.S., including the bestseller, Revolution and World Missions. We now join K.P. as he speaks live at a church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. When I first came to America, nobody knew what I said. I didn't know what they said, in Dallas. And then I figured out I spoke English, they spoke Texan. But you know, here, you know, the amazing thing is that the opportunity you have as a fellowship, and I have an illusion, I know you people, some of you drive from the end of the world to get to this church. And the reason you do that is because the Word of God is taught here. When you realize in America, we have one ordained minister for every 200 people. In northern Bihar, 22 million people without one missionary, one Christian. That many people that never heard the name Jesus. In Afghanistan, 17 million people, the entire nation, not one church in the entire nation of Afghanistan. Turkey, with some 44 million people, maybe less than 200 Christians in the entire country. India where I come from, we have one billion people population. What is the population of America you have? 250 million, that's right. I mean, just imagine how many times big the nation of India is, and half of India, about 500 million people still waits to hear the message of salvation for the first time. By the way, unless you listen to me today and think deep, this is going to be, if you're looking for some emotional high and some fantastic experience, forget it, it's not going to come. You got enough teaching. But I'm here to tell you that the call of Christ is not just to be informed, but do something about it. I mean, one year I traveled 200,000 air miles speaking to God's people in America. At the end of my trip, I decided I would never again travel and speak, because I saw that Christianity is so filled with shallowness and plastic and lukewarm, it was just, feed me, help me, take care of me, religion. And information has become a spirituality for more people. Just think about the number of Christian books you have. Think about the number of tapes you purchase. I mean, by the time I finish speaking, they will have cooked out 200 audio tapes that you'll be getting. I can, you pay for it, I don't know what you do with it. But I mean, the amount of, I mean, just look at your church, just one little church here. I mean, it's not little, but it's big enough, but the bookstore, the tape, the program, the ladies meeting, men's meeting, kids meeting, all kind of, I mean, you are bombarded with information. You get enough spiritual information in one week, that over in China and India, people don't get in five years. When I was in mainland China some time ago, the Chinese brothers showed me photographs of baptism service taking place in the middle of the night in the icy waters, because if they're caught publicly, they'll go to prison and be killed. And something more shocking they told me was that, Brother KP, we have thousands of churches all over mainland China, and those congregations are lucky if they have two Bibles to the name of the entire congregation. I said, repeat that, please. They would say the same thing. I said, what do you guys do? Oh, they said, we get a Bible. We are so glad we tear the pages, 10 pages to one family, 20 pages next family, 20 pages next family. They take it home, they copy it, they bring it back, then they swap it. Keep on circulating. And they hear the shortwave radio, Bible read through a transceiver radio broadcast, they copy the Bible. You realize 1.3 billion people in the entire nation, there's not one Christian bookstore. In Dallas, where we are, there are over 12 full-time Christian radio stations every day bombarding the gospel of all kinds. And here you've got seven or eight of them, one you've got plugged in your church here. What I'm telling you, do you realize that if you came to the church for six months, you are qualified to be a theologian, a Bible school teacher, overseas average Christian here? You know so much how blessed we are. But let's not fool ourselves, because you've got people coming here, large numbers, you've got a nice building. Let's not fool ourselves. That don't mean we are impacting the world. Nearly 3 billion people live on planet Earth that never heard the name Jesus. Yesterday I went through your catalog of your pastor's teaching, because I was so glad to see the entire catalog, there are two, three messages he spoke about hell. That is a change. Average American congregation never hear a message on hell, because we don't believe in it anymore. I tell you what. Many years ago, I went through a crisis in my life. The crisis was this. I wish I could believe there is no hell. You say, well, KP, that sounds strange. Why is that? Because I was so getting desperate. If hell is real, I must do something more than what I was doing with my life. And I want to believe there is some other way to heaven than through Jesus. After all, hell is not real. But I tell you what, I went through the Bible, just like you read, and came to the conclusion hell is real. There is a place, and hell is not for a vacation for two years, 10 years, like you put prisoners for murdering for 10 years, 20 years, no, sir. Hell is for ever. And after 10 billion, trillion years, those in hell will scream, saying, I want to die, I want to die. That's all. Not even for a drop of water, they just want to die. And the answer comes again and again and again. You shall never die. You will never die. That is the fate of multiplied billions on planet earth. And you and I say, Jesus, I love you. And I tell you what, if we can believe what we say we believe with our lips, it will revolutionize our life. It will turn our lives upside down. When I was in Sri Lanka, just a while ago, in Colombo, a man told me, brother KP, I tell you a story that you may want to remember. I said, I want to hear stories. How many of you heard about the tens of thousands die in Sri Lanka over the Tamil Eelam or the fight between the Sinhalese and Tamil, two people groups, like you had in America a long time ago, the civil war, North and South. That is going on and blood is flowing on the streets. The Tamils, this particular ethnic people, they want freedom for their own and they train guerrillas, freedom fighters. You know how they do that? They recruit people to strap bombs on them, human bombs, and they go and kill themselves while trying to get more rights for their cause. There's a lady sitting at the time in Colombo government prison, a 28 year old young girl, young woman. She was a medical doctor, trained in England, practicing as a doctor. Her parents were killed by the opposition party, the Sinhalese. She gave up her profession, her job, everything. She went to the jungles and learned to shoot and kill, and she carries around her neck, on the necklace, cyanide capsule. Thousands of these Tamil tigers, they call, killed themselves, suicide. That is a part of their life when they're caught by the soldiers. Before she could take the cyanide, she was captured and she was in prison. That is the time when I was there. And somebody went to visit her and talk to her. You know, knowing that she is going to be killed the next day, this is what that young doctor said, I am so glad that I am in prison. Even through my death, if our party, our cause can be furthered even one step, I am grateful for that. If that is the commitment for something that is so hopeless, what kind of commitment I have? When I say I went through this crisis of faith in my life, that is not a joke. And finally I said to myself, this is serious. And then with that, something else happened. I realized I ain't going to be here for a very long time. That's American talk. Now, so that you will not think this guy is telling stories, he didn't teach or preach, let's look at a Bible verse. Book of Psalms 103, verse 15. And as I read this thing, I want you to look at it closely and seriously. Psalm 103, verse 15. As for man, his days are like grass. He flourished like a flower of the field. And the wind blows over it and it is gone. And its place remembers it no more. That means your life, he's not talking about some other, you know, guys living in England or Germany or India or Dallas, Texas, I'm talking about you. Your life is like grass that you see out there. It comes up in the morning, your life, and flourished like a flower. You look wonderfully pretty, nice makeup on you, and go to the special place, get your hair cut, cost you $25, $30, or $30,000, and you make your nose big or small. I mean, you are 100 years old, but you look 20. You know, the so-called American midlife crisis, I don't know what that is. Get a New York car, new fashions, all those things, a new house, everything. I mean, you are never satisfied with stuff to make you look nice and acceptable and all the stuff. I mean, it all looks nice, but you know what? The wind blows and says it's gone. Well, okay, okay, it is gone. But the sad thing is this, man, and its place remembers it no more. The house you lived in, the car you drive, all the clothes you purchase, all the diamond ring, all the fancy stuff, and I mean, the antiques you collect, and the house, the business, and the bank account, and none of that stuff will remember you. You are gone. And life goes on, and the trees still live on, the building still be there, but you are not here. But how we need to realize we are headed toward eternity, and that is not a thousand miles away from now. It is next minute, and Jesus lived like that. You want proof? In the New Testament, 1 Peter 2, verse 21. I can read it for you. Don't turn to that. 1 Peter 2, verse 21, to this you were called, because Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example that you should follow in His footsteps. He left this example. He suffered for you, leaving you an example that we should follow in His footsteps. This I will share with you very candidly. The reason why we in America, with all the teaching, all the music, all the stuff going on, our lives are shallow, still struggling with sin, and struggle in our private thought life with things that you know are not pleasing God, and the struggle of raising your children in a godly way, and the lack of victory in your life, lack of authority of God in your life, seeking to please men rather than God. Ever so busy, we can't be quiet, in the car, in the shower, in the room, everywhere we go, we have to be kept busy because we are a restless people. Why is it? Why is it? It is simply because we do not want to accept the cross of Christ into our life. Cross means self-denial, giving up our own wishes and dreams for the sake of the cross, for the sake of Calvary, and that's what we are missing here. That's the reason with all the stuff we miss so much of reality. But how do we plug into reality? These all what I'm telling you can be just words. But let me tell you, my wife just came back from North India, and I was there, this is the mission field, and she met with one of our leaders who coordinates the work in North India, and she was telling about the Faridabad slum. The largest slum of the world is in Bombay, five million people live there. Slum, how can I explain it? There's no dirty place in America that can be compared with the slum. The water from the sewage flow through this muddied wetland. Millions of people live there, their house made of little plastic pieces that stuck up on these sticks they collect from the street. They sleep on the damp mud floor, that's their home, and the kids are playing in the sewage, and they die there. Hundred thousand children on the streets of Bombay alone, not knowing who their parents are. And don't alienate that from you. I never forget when I was coming back from Bombay looking at the newspaper, on the front page a black and white picture of a boy, about four or five years old boy, laying on the sidewalk, beside him a female dog, and you look close, the boy is drinking from this dog, it's milk. And the caption reads like this, this dog is his mother. And explain about the hundred thousand children on the Bombay street not knowing who the parents are. I tell you what, I speak your language, I learned English, I'm not a snake or rat or an elephant or a donkey or a monkey, no sir, I'm a human being. You are more educated lawyers and doctors from India and China and America than you can imagine. But these kids, these people on the Bombay streets or Calcutta or Hyderabad are not animals, they are human beings just like you. It is by the grace of God you are born in this country, that I was born in a Christian home. You didn't ask to be born here, to those much is given, much shall be required. I'm telling you, you are not satisfied with all the beautiful full stereo music coming through the radio from ten stations here. You have to buy that new CD just for yourself. You are not satisfied with the library books, you must get books for yourself. Because it's a private, individualistic society. You are never satisfied with all the teachings, but not realizing half of the world never heard the name Jesus, they have never seen one page of the Bible. Where will we learn? When will we learn? What does it take for us to learn? Call on Christ for us is as the Father hath sent me, so send I you. You are my hand, you are my leg, you are my eyes, you are my ears, you are my tears, you are mine. Go into the world and touch the poor, the needy, the lepers, the dying and the hurting and the ones going to hell and grab them and rescue them. That is the call of Christ. If pastors keep high side teaching and this church is only making you a better Christian, a better family man, a better father, a better mother, I'm sorry for you, that is only the beginning. The call of Christ is to die, not to live. I can assure you that. This one missionary was employed by the government of India, making big money, a beautiful wife, two beautiful children living in Delhi in the capital city. He heard the call of God for the slum people. He took his wife and kids, went to the slum. Our leader said to my wife, Andy, if you just walk on the edge of the slum, you have to close your nose, you cannot breathe. It is so dirty, so stinking, pollution, open sores and bodies, yet in that one small slum over 5,000 families live. And the missionary took his wife and kids and decided he will live among those slum people in that little hut, sleeping there, eating their food, and if need be dying there for the sake of him who left all and gave his life to reach the lost and this world, including you and me and our children, our family. It was not easy. It was deliberate embracing of the cross, not forced upon him. Within a few months' time, he was able to baptize quite a lot of people and the church was born right in the middle of that slum. People coming half naked, children with a bloated stomach, hungry and dying, but now come and sit on the dirt floor, clapping hands and worshipping Jesus. You know what? They are looking not for a better, healthy future here, they're looking for something far beyond and glorious beyond all this. And that is the call of Christ that he put upon our life. But you know what? It is, this is of a truth. My wife can tell you this, and Braskeet can tell you this too. Having traveled quite a bit, lived in America quite a bit, it's not my choice to come to America. No, sir. I come here because I want to obey my Lord. The two, three weeks I spend here to travel, like to speak, then I jump back to China or India or some other place and come back again to do the speaking. So this is one of those little hauls I have to be here to speak to you. The reason I come here is this, soon, very soon, soon, very soon, listen to me, time shall no more be. You ain't going to be here, but you'll face the Lord of Glory face to face. A man called me from Houston, Texas some time ago, and he said, Brother KP, I read your book. And he started weeping. I thought I told him something terribly bad. Then he would catch himself, he'll keep talking. He said, Brother KP, I'm over 60 years old, and I'm just so brokenhearted. He said, I'm a believer, I know Jesus. But soon my life will be over here. And I stand before the throne, and I realize, if only I could invest my life today, millions of people from China, India, Bhutan, Burma, Mongolia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, all these places from every tribe, every kindred, from every nation, people that never, never, never heard the name Jesus will be there. And oh, I just thought about that. And I'm so grieved that I wasted so much of my life. Finally, he said, KP, sorry for weeping like this, sorry for being so emotional, but I'm just calling to ask you, is there anything I can do, anything I can do to become real and touch the lost world? I said, you know, the first thing is, you must, by the grace of God, make a decision that, Lord, I want approval from you and no one else. So much of Christian work originates in the flesh and carnality. Lord, I only want your approval. I said, make the commitment to the Lord. Walk with him with the purity of heart and integrity and holiness and honesty. Even if you do nothing in the world, that is more important. Secondly, I said, if God is speaking to you, take your resources. If you cannot go to India or China, the best thing you can do, live a simple life and give your resources to reach the lost world. And he asked me more questions. Within a couple of weeks' time, he sent a check to our office for $235,000. That money was to go to buy the Life of Jesus film in eight different languages for illiterate, the tribal, the poor, the suffering people in slums and the unreached areas. Our missionaries took this and began to go and preach the gospel. A year went by. I told my people on the mission field, would you please do a study, because we have a very serious accountability system kept up, asked to see what is happening on the mission field. I said, I want to know what is happening with that projector, with that film, and what God is doing with that project. They wrote a report back, and I was shocked. The report said every month, no less than 100,000 people come to the Lord Jesus Christ by watching the Life of Jesus. And I said to myself, man, this guy, what a privilege, what a privilege the Lord gave him in this side of life. He could have said, the Bible says you take care of your wife and children and you be a nice family man and nice guy. So I'm going to put my money in the CD, Doody, whatever account I'm going to take care of me. That's where Indians talk. No, sir. No, sir. What I'm pleading with you, so that demons will not deceive you right now and take your thoughts somewhere else. I am not here after anything from you. A man from Florida called me up a few years ago and said, KP, I want to send a check for the ministry. I said, what are you talking about? He said, one million dollars. I said, can you repeat that? He said, one million. Being so curious, I said, where did he get the money from? Because I'm not supposed to ask that, because it's private. Because I know the guy. He lived in a frame house, drive an old pickup. And he said, but KP, nobody knows about this thing. It's inheritance we got from my wife. And we looked all over America to find a mission preaching the gospel in a 1040 window or places where no one ever heard the name Jesus. And we came to the conclusion after one year of search, that Gospel Fashion is the place to really invest this kind of money. I said, look, Chuck, if this is all the money you have, I cannot tell you to send it. You give me three days to pray. I told our office staff to fast and pray. I was in Akron, Ohio to speak at a mission conference. And I was going up the elevator, and the Lord very clearly asked off, I can hear now. Clearly, he said to me, are you listening? I said, yes, Lord. You need to call Chuck today. I said, yes. Tell him all he can take from him is the money you need for the project you're praying about. And we were praying for a project of a trading center in India to train workers. It cost about less than $300,000. And I said, Lord, it's not fair. I want that money and him and his wife, children, everything. No, I didn't argue. I said to him, this is funny. We could use $10 million that day. And I went back to the office and told Chris Davis, our office manager, I said, Chris, I'm sure the Lord spoke to my heart. This is it. He said, fine. So I called him up and said, Chuck, I'm glad for your money, but I can't take all the money. The Lord told us we can only take this much money from you. And I said, I can give you other mission organizations' name and address if you want to call and give it to your money. That's fine. But just for us, this is what we have to do. A lady from another part of America gave me a huge diamond ring. I grabbed that thing. And she said, I want this to be used for printing gospel tracts on the mission field. I take it to Dallas, gave it to Chris to sell it. She appraised it, $20,000, the thing worked, wow. And that night, I couldn't go to sleep. Somebody troubling me and my conscience. The first thought, send the ring back. Send the ring back. And I said, devil, I rebuke you. And the boy said, I ain't the devil. It's me. It's me. And I said, Lord, you mean that money can be used to reach millions of people, gospel tracts. The Lord said, I understand. Send that back. Next day, when the officer said, Chris, don't argue with me. I just don't understand. I'm a spooky maybe, but I have no rest. I'm going to send this ring back. She said, what? She said, now you brought this thing in your pocket. Now I have to insure this thing and send it back. Send it back. And of course, that night I said, Lord, what am I going to say to this lady? She's going to think we reject her thing because we don't think it's worth anything. The Lord said, tell her, I see your sacrifice as Abraham did. It is yours to keep now. I will tell you what to do with it later. And I wrote the letter with my own hands. A year later, when I was there to speak in a mission conference, I saw this lady. Then I learned the story. As a young girl, she left the United States with her husband to the mission field in South America somewhere among the tribal people. Her husband died on the mission field. The only thing she ever had was the ring handed down to her from her parents, alone living in a one-room house back in America as an older woman now, loving Jesus, serving God. And I said, Lord, I'm grateful that you gave me the heart to listen to you. I am not after anything from you, but I am so concerned. I'm so concerned when I see a church like this and the appearance of affluence and the nice things and all the stuff you have. I pray you will not forget a world out there that do not know Jesus, and they are going to hell and forever. If one man went to hell and cried out for a drop of water to cool his tongue, it is not one, it is multiplied millions. And the tears will be forever, I want to die, but there's no death. And Jesus, my Lord, died for them, and I cannot sit and be at peace, that's how I became a crazy maniac radical, and I have one thing on my mind, to live for him and challenge you to come along to walk on this narrow road. I've got two children, Danny and Masara, 20-year-old boy and 17-year-old girl. From the day they were born, my prayer was, Lord, please save them and call them to be your workers. When they finished the high school, they both took the flight and went out to the mission field, now serving God in India. My son is in a place where I was beaten up and stoned and persecuted numerous times, and I said, Lord, if he must be killed and martyred on the mission field, I'll be the first one to jump up and down thanking you for the privilege you gave us to give our life for you. American Christians, my brother, my sister, are you godly enough to keep the alarm clock, to wake you up, to weep over the lost world, to fast before the lost world and for God? I know those are strong words. Unless you are sensitive to the Lord, you can easily misunderstand. I'm here to put you on a guilt trip or a condemnation trip. We have a problem in America, in our church. We misunderstand obedience for legalism and bondage. I'm telling you, I'm telling you, a day soon coming, you will regret and repent. Too late it will be, or the wasted life we spend for ourselves here. The world out there that do not know Jesus and our priority number one, number one must be, Lord, I love you, as a result of that, I give all to touch the lost world. And where is the lost world? The 1040 window, nearly 2.7 billion people in India, in Iran, in Afghanistan, in Pakistan, part of Africa, in Bhutan, in Bangladesh. That's where people that never heard the gospel and that's where you put your radio broadcast on. That's where you should spend your money on. Many of you are praying for the lost world. Many of you are giving to touch the lost world. May God give you more grace to do more. Conclusion. Some applications. One, I would encourage you to get a world map. People ask me all over the country, KP, where do you buy this map? Oh, we just got one done. This is the first church, first meeting that we are offering. What is new about it? This tells you how to pray for the lost world. Color coordinate, whatever coordination you want to do, put it in your house. NBC, CBS, newspaper, magazine, whatever radio news you hear about Rwanda, Bangladesh, whatever. Hey, listen, let the news become prayer letter for you. Ask God to break your heart with the things that break his heart. His heart is breaking over the slums. The hundred thousand died in Rwanda and the blood flowing situation, the cruelty in Sri Lanka or Afghanistan or Bangladesh, that's where his heart is. And you look at the world with you and your children, and if you came to a house in Dallas, you take a shower in our shower, the shower curtain is made a world map. When you take a shower, you can go to Burma or Mongolia or Afghanistan. Hey, listen, be a radical, all out, crazy individual for Jesus. You can be. Don't try to keep up with the Jones next door. That Jones is not going to make it anywhere. Yes. And so I'll plead with you, get a world map. By the way, this map, I don't know, shops sell them for $15, $20, whatever dollars. We are trying to give all the materials for whatever we can give it. It's about $5 a piece. You can buy your own map and put it in your house. Your children, your husband, wife, you look at the world and say, Lord, I prefer Afghanistan, Bihar or Pakistan, whatever. So become a world Christian, not worldly Christian. Second, second, live simple. That means, you know, there was a time, and I say this not out of great pride or joy. I'm, I'm, I'm broken all of this thing. And I think about it. There was a time I was living by the lake, 10 acres of property, 3,200 square feet house, A grade lumber I bought from Arkansas just to build a house, best, most expensive carpet, the most expensive items you can buy in America. Money was sent through my father-in-law and all that Germany so I can buy all this stuff. And clothes for Neiman Marcus. I mean, that's no fun. And I lived like that for two years of my life. But finally, when Jesus said to me, Son, how can you live like this with the dry eyes and the stone of heart when the world is going to hell? He didn't condemn me. He didn't beat me up on my head. It was his love. And I said, Lord, stamp eternity on my eyes. My life immediately began to change. Not that selling my property and my house, my cars, my clothes made me any spiritual nonsense. If poverty and having no money means you are spiritual, Bangladesh, Africa, India, more spiritual people. I have friends who are millionaires who are living for God and giving all to serve and reach the lost world. It is not, you know, we give here out of abundance in India, in Burma, in Pakistan, other places, they give their little rice they have to cook for their children. One meal a day, that's all they may have. They take out one handful of rice and put it aside for mission work. They give out of nothing and sacrifice. Hey, live simple. You don't need another diamond ring, a new car, new house. Hey, listen, how much you need? Trim down your life. Simplify your life. Let no one dictate to you what you should do. Let Jesus tell you and you follow his instructions. If I were to tell you how to do it, I recommend you to read this book, Road to Reality, Coming Home to Jesus, Unreal World. And I wrote this book as a result of that long journey, one year, and thousands write to me and said, Brother KP, read the book. We save now thousands of dollars every month that we're wasting. How to simplify your life, you may want to get and read the thing. It's not free. If you don't have any money, you can take one free also. It's about $6. But third, take one day of the week to fast and pray. Some of you need to lose half a pound, add one more day. Remember I told you about art of following the Lord, learning to walk on a narrow road, the cross. Hey, the cross is not somebody saying, Hey, here's a man, take your cross. Nobody dump cross on you. You go after it. You wake you up in the middle of the night to pray for the lost one. You decide to fast, not lose weight, but for Afghanistan, India, whatever burden God put upon your heart. You know what? We are trying to save America by marching to Washington instead of fasting and praying for two months. I'm challenging you to find a way to spend one day of the week to fast and pray. Fourth, if God is calling you to go, go somewhere to give your life and serve God. But finally, the most important thing I want to conclude with next two, three minutes is this. Most of you will never make it to India, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Burma, none of those places. But Romans 10 says, all those who call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. But how will they call on him? They never heard his name. They never heard his name. How will they hear without a preacher or a missionary? How will they preach except they be sent? The skip and linear, when I first met them, began to support several native missionaries, people from India and other countries. They pray for those missionaries in their family prayer time. Every month they send the money they can send to support those missionaries. And each missionary planned at least one church per year on the mission field. Your greatest investment in this side of life for eternity. And today, I ask you, if the Lord is speaking to you, not out of guilt or because any other reason. I tell you, God is not in any trouble, I am not in any trouble either. It is our privilege. There is a card given to you in the bulletin. Would you please pull it out? If you don't have one, you can get it when you go out from the service. Look at this card. I care about the lost and forgotten millions of Asians. I will help native missionaries reach their own people for Jesus. Starting now, I will prayerfully help sponsor one missionary. Or you can support more than one, $30 a month or whatever money you want to put there and name and address. And in the back of the card, it explains the logic and how it is done. To send an American overseas to a missionary, you take $70,000, $80,000 per year. It takes less than $1,000 to keep a native missionary full time, a whole year preaching and planting at least one church. Because they live simple, they live like their people in all these unreached areas. So I would encourage you, like many of you are already doing, would you please, please today decide, Lord, I want to be a sender of one of those missionaries as a tangible way of living for you and reaching the lost world. All you need to do is fill your name and address. And there's a medical doctor that supports 80 missionaries. He and his wife and kids from Fort Wayne, Indiana. And my wife and I support four missionaries. My kids used to go and collect beer cans, Pepsi Cola cans from the streets and sell them. Bring the money to us so we can support those missionaries also. Now they are on the mission field. And I ask you, please do not rush and walk away from this meeting. Ask Jesus. Ask Jesus. Because he said, what you have done to the least of these, my brothers, you have done it for me. We have brought with us hundreds of these missionaries. We have 2,000 missionaries who are ready to launch out to the mission field to reach the lost. They cannot go unless we help them. When you fill this card out, bring to the foyer outside, here left side, everywhere we have tables. When you bring your card, say, Brother KP, I want to support one or two or ten missionaries. We will give you your missionary to take home with you today. Yeah! Put it in the refrigerator in your Bible. Start praying with your family. I tell you, I can't tell you the joy that comes when you look at the four pictures beside our dining table in Dallas. And look at their faces and see what God is doing to them. Our life is mixed with them, their life with us. And you can do the same. You will hear from us every month with the envelope that comes, tell you about how you can send your support to the missionary. And 100% of all the money you send, go to the mission field. Nobody takes one penny out of it for anything. All our people in Dallas, 45 people, they raise their own support. We don't take anything out of this. And you can be sure that go to the mission field. And I wish the Lord and I pray would help you to know what He is asking you to do from your heart. And He will speak to you. Would you please ask the Lord about helping and praying for these missionaries right now on the field. Let's pray. Father, thank you for the opportunity to share with my brothers and sisters. My feeble words, oh Lord, take what is of you and change us. Jesus, would you please remember your servants, their wives and children on the field. Some of them going hungry, the suffering they go through. Speak to hearts, Lord, that not only we commit our life to you without any reservation, but we will love them, pray for them and help them. Jesus, we love you so much. We love you. Amen. You can make a difference for eternity by partnering with a native missionary. For more information, visit our website at gfa.org.