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From Abraham to Yang to Haynes

Posted June 25, 2009 by Bobby Vaughn // 0 comments

This is rare that I got to see it - Abraham’s tomb at the cave of Macpela. I also saw Isaac and Jacob, Sara and others buried there. My Palestinian friend got me and a couple of other guys there. What a movement starter - 3 major religions - not bad for an old dude who God called! He is still the driving force in blessing nations. Our Great Commission is a direct result of his call.

This is Daniel and Linda Yang who hung out with Nikki and I this weekend. One of the greatest Jesus movements in the world today is among the Hmong - yep the kind in “Gran Torino” - many of their friends and families were in the movie. Now they want to explore how they can serve the more global church and at the same time make an impact here. Abraham is on the move in their life to bless nations as well.

this is a picture of a very good friend of mine’s son in my office today - we start them early on blessing the nations! He loved spinning the globe. We start ‘em early at NorthWood - who knows what God may do with this young guy.

check our my daughter Jill’s blog at glocalventures.org - she’s in Hanoi this summer and is posting.

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