Ross Paterson lists 5 traps we can fall into which make us miss the invitation to reach the rest of the world with the Gospel. Ross actually recorded this 8 years ago – and is more convinced that ever that what he said is true! Have a listen and see if you have fallen into any of these traps!
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Five Fundamental Mistakes re: mission
15 January 2020
By FieldPartner
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