God’s Fingerprints in Japan 2 (神が日本に残丨た才旨紋２)

March 4, 2010

A couple weeks ago I showed you “God’s Fingerprints in Japan” part one and now I bring you part two. Part one won the Telly Award in 2005 and part two again won it again in 2007. This time God’s Fingerprints in Japan begins by asking these three questions: In this modern age of Japan is [...]

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Yakuza Turned Christian Minister

February 26, 2010

Hiroyuki Suzuki has a pretty amazing story. He lived in the Yakuza world for 17 years but is now a Christian minister. He still has the tattoos that bear witness of his infamous past, but his life bears witness of Jesus at work in him. More can be read about Hiroyuki here.

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Japanese Sign Language Bible

February 23, 2010

Before going to Japan I never even considered that there could be different sign language languages… In my ignorance just assumed that there was just one sign language for all people. There are actually hundreds of different sign languages around the world. Here is a clip I shot while in Tokyo at a gospel choir outreach. Anyways, I [...]

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A Jamaican’s Experience in Japan

February 20, 2010

Dave Collymore is an English teacher from Jamaica in Japan and has a huge heart for Japan to know the love of Jesus Christ. In the following interview he shares about some of the culture shock he experienced being a black man in Japan… which I found hilarious as I can relate on various levels. [...]

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Live Streaming of the Reaching Japan for Christ Conference

February 17, 2010

The RJC Network will start tomorrow at Northshore Baptist Church in Bothell, Washington. Being in Southern California that is a bit far for me. But another conference is being planned for the 25th of September in the Los Angeles area at Gardena Valley Baptist Church. In the mean time however the main sessions for tomorrow’s conference will [...]

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God’s Fingerprints in Japan 1 (神が日本に残丨た才旨紋１)

February 11, 2010

I just saw the following video, “God’s Fingerprints in Japan 1,” for the first time a couple weeks ago. It has some amazing and unique insights into Japanese history, culture, and how the creator God of the bible is reflected in it. In 2005 it won the Telly Award. The video begins by asking these three questions: [...]

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Genesis Revealed in Kanji: parts 1 through 6

February 11, 2010

The gospel truly is a blessed sound to those who believe A man finds his faith on the word of God Finding bible parallels is kanji characters is a fun and interesting study. But I feel it is important to say that the bible is God’s word, it is special revelation from God. Bible parallels found in Kanji on the [...]

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To JesusLoveJapan Facebook Friends

February 9, 2010

The response to JesusLovesJapan on Facebook the last weeks or so has been truly unexpected, I am excited to be connected with so many others who have a heart to see Japan reached with the gospel as I do. I invite you to post videos, pictures, links, discussions, and information related to understanding Japanese culture and seeing [...]

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Genesis Revealed in Kanji (part 6): the greatest sacrifice

February 8, 2010

Animal sacrifice recorded in the bible was a means of obtaining God’s favor and this customs to can be found in kanji characters. After Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden we know that they had many children, but the first two were Cain and Abel… Now Abel was a keeper of sheep, and Cain a [...]

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Genesis Revealed in Kanji (part 5): eight survivors

February 7, 2010

The story of Noah’s ark is probably the clearest example of biblical history shown in kanji characters. Humanity became increasingly corrupted from the time of Adam and Eve’s disobedience in the Garden of Eden. The Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great on the earth, and that every intention of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. [...]

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