To minister and share the Gospel in Japan is very challenging. Add to that the challenges of; learning to live and work in a new country, learning a very difficult language, caring for a family and kids, and not having family or close friends nearby for support, and you have a recipe for burnout. Many missionaries leave Japan after years of ministry yield little no visible fruit, while the sacrifices they make to be here mount up. Why is it so challenging to share the Gospel in Japan? Mika and Marla discuss this and more in this episode!Find our Christian Podcast on social media and all podcast platforms here ⬇️https://linktr.ee/ChristianPodcastChapters: Opening 1st Point: Why Japanese People Don’t Express Their Feelings and Thoughts Openly 2nd Point: Why Faith Takes Time in Japan 3rd Point: The Strong Personal Boundaries in Japanese Culture Staying Motivated in Ministry When You Don’t See Immediate Results Is Japan a “Missionary Graveyard”? Changes in Sharing the Gospel in Japan After COVID 4th Point: Fear of Religion in Japanese Society and Culture What Marla Has Learned from 30 Years in Japan Read the Bible and Pray
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