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Michael Dawson describes how Gospel music gets pitted against demonic chants. Which one wins and why? Hear how one Yanamamo witch doctor had to decide whether to follow the God of justice and love or live in hell.

Ever wonder how "the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men" in Titus 2:11 when some people live in the most remote areas of the world? Michael Dawson sheds tremendous insights to how God reveals Himself among different people groups. What does "Pokemon" have to do with the Yanamamo? How does that light in a believer impact the demons?

Michael Dawson, born and raised among the Yanamamo in Venezuela, introduces us to his family and the Yanamamo. He describes the impact of God's Story: From Creation to Eternity among this very remote people group. Incredibly, more have accepted Christ in the past 10 years than 50 years combined!

Drew's final episode about his time in Mozambique, the impact on those in country, and the value orality had on his own personal philosophy. He describes how the process of Simply The Story provides an incredible humanizing process giving value to every participant.

Teachers of the Bible desire to keep accuracy to the Scriptures. Can this accuracy be kept when people are discussing a Bible story or passage? Yes! But how? Drew describes the process of people staying true to the Word, the value of silence, and the reaction of the people.

Can an oral communicator in remote areas of Mozambique enjoy the same training and understanding of Scripture as literate learners in the USA? What if these oral learners have no access to commentaries? Drew continues sharing about the barriers and struggles he encountered in missions, along with the successes and discoveries using STS with oral learners.