Tim Tebow

And so I think that would be a... part of the first answer to that question. And then it's now, how strategically can we love, and we share, and can we do all of that? And that was a process my parents went through of figuring that out. And they did it in so many different ways, whether that was in basketball games, because people love basketball there, and they'd come to the games.

Or it was in film showings. They would show a film, and the whole villages would show up, and dad would share the gospel. Or schools, marketplaces, prisons, hospitals, all of the above. But it was a process my parents went on for a long time.

Or it was in film showings. They would show a film, and the whole villages would show up, and dad would share the gospel. Or schools, marketplaces, prisons, hospitals, all of the above. But it was a process my parents went on for a long time.

Or it was in film showings. They would show a film, and the whole villages would show up, and dad would share the gospel. Or schools, marketplaces, prisons, hospitals, all of the above. But it was a process my parents went on for a long time.

And man, it was fun as part of it, but also an outsider, just being able to watch them, to see the confidence they had, because they knew it's where God wanted them.

And man, it was fun as part of it, but also an outsider, just being able to watch them, to see the confidence they had, because they knew it's where God wanted them.

And man, it was fun as part of it, but also an outsider, just being able to watch them, to see the confidence they had, because they knew it's where God wanted them.

In the Philippines? Yes.

In the Philippines? Yes.

In the Philippines? Yes.

With the people specifically growing up on the mission field?

With the people specifically growing up on the mission field?

With the people specifically growing up on the mission field?

Some. So the Philippines is made up of just over 7,200 islands. So the main islands, yes, there will be churches. They will know. But some of the remote islands, I have personally been to quite a few remote islands where they have said to us, in their words, you're the first visitors we've ever had. And they had never heard of the name of Jesus. They had never heard of the gospel.

Some. So the Philippines is made up of just over 7,200 islands. So the main islands, yes, there will be churches. They will know. But some of the remote islands, I have personally been to quite a few remote islands where they have said to us, in their words, you're the first visitors we've ever had. And they had never heard of the name of Jesus. They had never heard of the gospel.

Some. So the Philippines is made up of just over 7,200 islands. So the main islands, yes, there will be churches. They will know. But some of the remote islands, I have personally been to quite a few remote islands where they have said to us, in their words, you're the first visitors we've ever had. And they had never heard of the name of Jesus. They had never heard of the gospel.

So in a country where the people are so incredibly amazing and loving, and I mean this literally, they will give you the shirt off their back. They love visitors. Still, the older ones, especially when I was young, they would still say, hey, Joe, for the G.I. Joes that came in World War II. Wow. Like, it's so cool.

So in a country where the people are so incredibly amazing and loving, and I mean this literally, they will give you the shirt off their back. They love visitors. Still, the older ones, especially when I was young, they would still say, hey, Joe, for the G.I. Joes that came in World War II. Wow. Like, it's so cool.

So in a country where the people are so incredibly amazing and loving, and I mean this literally, they will give you the shirt off their back. They love visitors. Still, the older ones, especially when I was young, they would still say, hey, Joe, for the G.I. Joes that came in World War II. Wow. Like, it's so cool.

Especially when I was young, the older ones, now that's, you know, it's getting less and less as time's getting further away. So there was, they loved visitors. They loved Americans. But there was such a separation between what the people in the bigger cities were experiencing versus the remote islands. And I've gotten a chance to go to many remote islands and