A PASTOR’S
PERSPECTIVE:
JESSE MCCAUL
T
he Gospel could be summarized like this - 2000 years
ago Jesus came to the earth, lived among us, died on
the cross, shed His blood, and three days later rose again.
When Jesus shed His blood, He drew a line with His blood
so that, by faith, all of us who were in the bondage of sin
could cross over that line into newness of life. In the same
way, the Great Commission could be summarized like this:
making the Gospel available to everyone.
For the past year, drawing lines in the sand has been what
Potter’s Field Ministries (PFM) has been doing in five
communities in Cambodia. Communities that have had
generations of poverty, hopelessness, bondage, and darkness
are now experiencing the Gospel for the first time because
of PFM’s village transformation programs. Hundreds of
children and their families are now crossing the lines that
have been drawn and are experiencing new hope and new
life. Thanks to the thousands of sacrificial supporters of
PFM and that ministry, the end of generational hopelessness
and poverty is now in sight!
PFM in Cambodia is best described as a “wholistic” effort
that ministers to the spirits, souls, and bodies of hundreds
of children and their families. In partnership with our
local community churches, we are now seeing a significant
difference in the living standards of these families as well as
a shift in the atmosphere over these communities.
Thank you for taking the Great Commission seriously and
reaching the “least of these” to help them cross over that
line that was drawn for them. We believe that from this
generation forward, we will have the privilege of witnessing
significant and substantive transformation for generations
to come. To God be the glory!
Abundant Blessings,
Pastor Jesse McCaul
New Life Fellowship
Phnom Pehn, Cambodia.
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