Adaptation and Being a Third Culture Christian

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First time I heard Dave Gibbons speak. This is some amazing stuff.

The part where he talks about who’s our neighbour. That just brings it home.

– to reach the mass, focus on one
– to reach the rich, have to become poor
– to grow big, have to focus on being small.

Become a mustard seed. Become water.

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