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Free Stuff Fridays
This week’s Free Stuff Fridays is sponsored by Frontline Missions. This is an amazing ministry that produces the Dispatches from the Front DVD series–a series I love. Here is what the ministry is all about:

Frontline’s key objective is to advance the Gospel, forming vibrant, Word-centered, disciple-making churches, especially in those regions of the world that have the least Light. We are driven by the same desire that animated the apostle Paul who said it was always his ambition to preach the Gospel where Christ was not known (Romans 15:20). We pursue this goal by equipping Christians on the frontlines to reach their own people for Christ, by forming strategic partnerships with them, and by developing creative platforms in countries closed to traditional missions.

DispatchesToday they are giving away 5 sets of three of their DVDs. Each of 5 winners will receive:

  • Father Give Me Bread
  • Souls of the Brave
  • I Once Was Blind

Each one of these videos will take you to a different part of the world. You will follow Tim Keesee as he examines the state of the church and assesses the need for more mission, more churches, more Christians. These videos are appropriate for the whole family and are ideal for watching and then loaning to others, or watching and then donating to your church library. I guarantee they will be a blessing to you.

Here is the trailer for the most recent episode:

Finally, here’s a word from John Piper on these videos:

Beware of watching these “Dispatches” if you don’t like being moved and inspired and shaken out of the ruts of your life. My wife and I were riveted in watching the frontline reports of God’s work recorded in the Dispatches from the Front. This is the sort of information that builds faith in the present providence of God over his mission, and stirs up action for the sake of lost and hurting people near and far. I would love to see thousands of people mobilized as senders and goers for the sake of the glory of Christ and the relief of suffering on the frontiers, especially eternal suffering.

Giveaway Rules: You may only enter the draw once. Simply fill out your name and email address to enter the draw. As soon as the winners have been chosen, all names and addresses will be immediately and permanently erased. Winners will be notified by email. The giveaway closes Saturday at noon.

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