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Travel the world with extreme missionaries Tim Scott and Will Decker as they set out to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. Viewers will travel virtually through 25 countries and over 40,000 miles in this one-of-a-kind "reality TV" video/DVD series. Capturing the attention of a young audience--similar to MTV's The Real World or CBS's Survivor--Travel the Road mixes cutting-edge videop production, graphics, and fast-paced story lines. In Episodes 1-3, you'll get a first-hand account of the danger and adventure of real-life mission work in remote areas of Burundi and India (including New Delhi, Bobbay, Taj Mahal and the Ganges River). Fantastic for youth groups or small group viewing, Travel the Road is a great way to introduce young people to the realities and adventure of world missions.
@ Rob in the comment section , I respectfully disagree. These young men said yes! to God's call. That's all God wants is our obedience; He takes care of the rest. It takes a lot of faith and courage to go out into foreign lands and preach a message that many of the hearers may view as hostile. God brought them through so much. What did they do that distracted from the Gospel? What did they hinder? The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. They risked their lives but had faith God would see them through to accomplish His purposes! And He took good care of them! Even when they could only get an audience of one, it was pleasing to God that they obeyed and went. Every "i" doesn't need to be dotted or "t" crossed. That's what holds people back. Just GO when He calls and leave the particulars to Him. Anyway, I could go on but you really need to remember what faith actually is. Read about Paul's missionary journeys again. In Christian love always, Kira
