David and Kristia Abbott your connection to tribal missions
David teaching Firm Foundations at CrossWay Church.
David has started teaching a third Firm Foundations: Creation to Christ class at CrossWay Church in Central Florida. We’re calling the class Foundations 101.
You never know how many are going to show up for a new class, especially when it has been offered a few times before. God seems to be continuing to draw people to CrossWay Church who have a limited understanding of the full Story of God.
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Praise God that David and another CrossWay Church elder had the privilege of baptizing several new believers Sunday evening after giving clear testimonies of their faith in Christ alone. One was a lady Kristia has been discipling. Several of the others David had taught from Creation to Christ in a 25 week Foundations class he teaches on Sunday mornings.
This is what the New Tribes Mission Facebook page looks like.
One of David’s many communications privileges is to moderate the main Facebook page for New Tribes Mission. In case you’re not familiar with what moderating a page looks like, here’s a brief look.
The more experience we gain in making disciples, the more vividly we understand, “So neither he who plants nor he who waters is anything, but only God who gives the growth.”
Photos from our camping trip in Ocala National Forest for Savannah’s spring break.
The fields are still white for harvest.
Do you think that God depends on my “fiduciary responsibility” in order to accomplish His will?
David at his desk at the NTM Home Office.
As one of the pastors of CrossWay Church in Central Florida, biblical membership is one of the issues we had to wrestle with this last year. These are some thoughts on the subject posted on the 9Marks website by Pastor Matt Chandler from the Village Church in Dallas, Texas.
Our co-workers live in isolated villages among unreached people groups. We're helping them communicate effectively.
Helping missionaries communicate effectively has been one of our passions for over a decade. A co-worker conveyed recently his conversation with another missionary. The missionary had remarked to the department leader that he was not aware of the department’s services anymore. He said, “I looked online and could not find anything about you so I assumed your department no longer existed.”
Our co-workers are face-to-face with unreached people groups. We help them communicate effectively.
Since the latest release of missionary blogs for New Tribes Mission members in mid-January missionaries have made well over 200 blog posts. New Tribes missionaries are making these posts from missionary training or partnership development scattered across North America and Europe to steaming cities in Africa or the jungles of Southeast Asia and Latin America.
