Whenever a people group has come to Christ (60-100% claim to be Christian) and the majority remain Christians for generations, we find that the Gospel was “enculturated.” This means that the Gospel presentation connected to their cultural signposts which God left to point to Jesus. Hear examples and principles for effective enculturation of the gospel April 26th at 5:30pm Pacific Time

Learn how to leverage a well-crafted story to get gospel conversations flowing! This webinar will explore how scientists solved the mystery of the origin of the orphan tsunami in 1700. The "tools" they used are ones we also employ to establish the historicity of Jesus' resurrection from the dead. Discover how to use this story to launch deep gospel conversations. May 17th at 5pm Pacific Time

This webinar will cover the topics of the The Japanese Mind - Communication 2 mini-course: Honne & tatemae: private vs. public stances, Nemawashi: quietly laying the foundation, -Amae: closeness/dependence, Hedataru & Najimu: “Japanese Personal Space” 3 perspectives will share how these nuances of Japanese communication impact foreigners' personal, professional and ministry relationships.

This webinar will explore three topics specific to Japanese communication: o Aiami – Ambiguity o Chinmoku – silence in Japanese communication o Haragei – implicit way of communicating in Japan In this webinar, we will hear 3 different perspectives on how these nuances of Japanese communication impact foreigners' personal, professional and ministry relationships.

In this webinar we will discuss key principles in the life of Jesus and in the early expansion of the church in Acts that contribute to disciple multiplication. We will also briefly discuss some modern-day examples in Japan and land on some applications for those working among the Japanese. David Cervenka & family have lived and served in Japan for 8 years with No Place Left Japan.

What do you do when invited to attend a Japanese funeral? Do you burn incense and pray to the deceased? Do you dance at an Obon Odori taking place in your community? Should you accept an Omamori that is given to you by a friend you are trying to disciple? Do you keep it? What about visiting temples? Join us for a zoom call to discuss these kinds of questions and more!