“The Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 11
Sanuwa asks you to pray for them. They ask you to pray that they will be faithful to the Lord.
“The Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 10
Tahak shares how God taught them to forgive and asks you to pray for them that they would respond to the things God has for them to learn.
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 9
A few years after Monsing was killed, the church went through some trials that God used to expose those who were not truly His children.
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 8
Monsing was the first one to take the gospel to another village. Many people came to know the Lord in that village, but not without cost.
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 7
They had heard the gospel and found out that it took 2000 years before the message arrived in their valley. How long would they wait before they took the message to their fellow Higaunon?
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 6
Naha tells of their happiness when they understood the precious message of Christ and wonders at the depth of the darkness they lived in before they knew the truth.
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 5
In this next part we begin to see a bit of hope as the tribal people respond to the Truth. Mahn-peel-yoo-nun shares about when they first heard teaching from God's Word. It had such an impact on their lives that they KNEW it must be true.
“Unripe Ones – From Fear To Faith” Part 4
In part 4 of "From Fear to Faith" Grandma shares about when the missionaries first lived among them. How fearful they were!! A lot has changed down through the years. A lot to praise the Lord for!
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 3
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the Higaunon, their account of life outside of Christ saddens us even more. Part 3 is about sickness and taboos regarding child birth. Were they happy outside of Christ? What do you think?
“Unripe Ones – From Fear to Faith” Part 2
Part 2 of what the Higaunon wish to share with you sheds some more light on their culture outside of Christ. Those who say, "Leave them alone, they're happy the way they are" have not lived amongst them. If they had, they would realize that they were not a very happy people.