Faith to Die for: Believing God in the Face of Armed and Angry Mobs. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Faith to Die for: Believing God in the Face of Armed and Angry Mobs

"He stood and looked at us. The weapon was hot and heavy in his hand as he lowered the barrel toward us. His face was streaked with sweat and dirt; his eyes were filled with the horrors of combat. He stared at me and said, 'Are you Mr. Mark?'"

How can you face death squarely while experiencing an absolute absence of fear? You can if you have hope. You can if you have traveled from Guatemala to Kiev to Beijing and seen God restoring hope in the midst of hopeless situations.

Recounting his journey from captivity in Aceh, Indonesia, to freedom, Mark Geppert reveals the reality of knowing a God who never fails us or forsakes us. Mark's incredible testimony is one of belief, action, purpose, and a step-by-step growth of faith.

Mark Geppert is president and founder of the South East Asia Prayer Center. He has taught seminars on prayer walking, microeconomic kingdom business principles, and team building to leaders in Latin America, Asia, Australia, Africa, and Europe, as well as throughout the US. He is known as a "master communicator" though his work in radio and television. Mark has over thirty-five years of international experience in over thirty countries and has authored four books. His first, The Attack Lambs, has over fifty thousand copies in print and has been translated into ten languages. Mark is ordained through Elim Fellowship of Rochester, New York, has served on the staff of several churches in the United States, and has most recently established and pastored the English-speaking congregation of the Church of Singapore (Bukit Timah). He is currently teaching, networking, overseeing, and inspiring existing projects and new avenues for sustainability and evangelization.