In this 6th talk on the life of Joseph, Ross discusses the relationship between Joseph’s choice to avoid immorality and the blessing and anointing that was on his life.
In this 6th talk on the life of Joseph, Ross discusses the relationship between Joseph’s choice to avoid immorality and the blessing and anointing that was on his life.
Ross shares in this 5th episode, Ross talks about how Joseph laid hold of the promises of God and saw…
Abraham, the father of our faith and of cross cultural mission! Hi, this is Ross Paterson, I’d like to take…
After a season of cross-cultural preparation and discernment, David and Vicki worked as missionaries for 20 years in Turkey before…
In this 4th teaching on the life of Joseph, Ross discusses the lies of Joseph’s brothers that they lived with…
Ross shares how the early church responded to the gift of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2.
Ross speaks from the story of the Good Samaritan with a powerful call to us all…
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After many months away from Taiwan, Ross Paterson returns to The Hope Church in Taiwan to preach on the topic of ‘What…
I recently received an update from a soon-to-be partner and found that they were starting to offer online options for…
In conversing with the wives of native converts, and leading them on in the ways of Christ, so that they…
Aquila and Priscilla did not plan to be missionaries. They didn’t get there by the usual route – a call…
This is the second in a 3-part series: Quiet Time 1: Importance of Quiet Time with God Quiet Time 2:…
Nettie McCormick had a less than ideal start to life. Born Nancy Maria Fowler in 1835, her father, Melzar Fowler,…
Thought for the day: How important is the Bible to me? Acts 11:26 says: “So for a whole year Barnabas…
Wilhelmina “Minnie” Vautrin (1886-1941) was an American missionary in China for 28 years, working as an educator and for a…
Read Part 1 – The Struggle Following God’s powerful intervention in his life (see previous post) Adoniram Judson surrendered to…
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