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Travel the Road, the groundbreaking reality television series that documents the adventurous lives of young missionaries Tim Scott and Will Decker over 18-months, through 25 countries, across 40,000 miles is a unique look into the world of frontline mission work.

The journey is filled with danger, excitement, adventure and epic triumph as Tim and Will undertake unbelievable expeditions into the most remote areas of the world to bring the gospel. From the deserts of Ethiopia to the island villages of Papua New Guinea they travel from country to country with one backpack, a change of clothes, and a message of hope that pushes them deeper into the unknown.

The journey is a landmark television debut of reality programming with a purpose. Join the expedition of a lifetime on TBN every Saturday at 8:30 PM Pacific - 11:30 PM Eastern.

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-Brian Purkiss

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6.5 Billion People
193 Countries

56.0 Million people die per year
153,000 per day
6390 per hour
107 per minute
1.78 per second

People are going to hell every moment - for eternity.

It’s an eye opener isn’t it?

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-Brian Purkiss

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As many of y’all know, Microsoft is coming out with the third installment of the popular video game series - Halo. Halo 3 is supposed to be un-like any other first-person-shooter. Take a look at the game trailer.

In the trailer, Master Chief (the hero - see picture above) has been knocked off his vehicle (the new Mongoose) and lay sprawled in the dirt. His helmet was knocked off and he lost his gun. As he lies in the dirt, the marines on the mother ship scramble to find out what has become of their Spartan. As Master Chief shoulders his weapon and stands up, a marine says over the radio, “I think we’ve lost him sir” and Master Chief simply replies, “Not yet.” Master Chief then survives an incoming Wraith shell and proceeds to charge and single handedly attack a group of fourteen Brutes.

Master Chief was knocked down - hard. But did that stop him? No! He had a mission to do, so he got up out of the dirt and continued with his mission. If anyone had an opportunity to be scared, he did. Brutes were fierce warriors that stand over eight feet tall and were known to tear the limbs from their enemies. For one man to single handedly take on fourteen of them is quite a brave move.

As Christians, we should be like Master Chief - in that sense. When we get knocked down, we need to get back up on our feet and charge back into the fight. For “if God is for us, who can be against us?” (Rom 8:31) With Christ on our side, nothing can harm us or keep us from our purpose. We all have a purpose in life - we need to fulfill that purpose. “Trust in the Lord… and you will run and not be weary. You will walk and not faint.” (Isaiah 40:31)

In life, we’ll get knocked down. We just need to get back up, dust ourselves off, and take culture head on.

//Bring it World
-Brian Purkiss

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