Sin fundamentally corrupts our ability to communicate. When we sin, we do not merely misunderstand nor do we just inadvertently confuse others. We listen to our own cravings instead of to God's commands. We ignore the needs of our neighbor.
Sin is a stubbornly pervasive part of the human condition.
We cannot become superb communicators simply by working harder. Our motives need to be redeemed. We desperately need grace. Quentin Schultze AFC has had the opportunity to minister in two Sunday services, five villages and three schools. In these ten settings, about 1000 people have heard the gospel through testimonies, dramas, music and preaching.