Dr. Delron & Peggy Shirley
Teach All Nations Mission (TAN) is a global evangelical educational ministry birthed from the teaching ministries of Delron and Peggy Shirley. The name Teach All Nations Mission was chosen to carefully indicate exactly what the heart of Delron and Peggy’s mission is.
TAN’s commitment is to establish a solid foundation in the national pastors and leaders so that they can help enrich the people. The vision is Christian teaching materials (in English and the local languages) in printed form and on audio and video, providing scholarships to Christian colleges and Bible schools for promising students, assisting in establishing and building of Bible schools, and broadcasting via the internet, radio, and television.
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I have a really exciting testimony to share from my recent mission to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but I need to give you a bit of the background before I can tell you what happened. On Delron’s last trip to the Congo, he visited a friend of his who, after completing medical school, had taken the challenge of running an underfunded and ill-equipped hospital in a remote area of the country. As he was touring the grounds, Delron noticed a group of pregnant women camping on the lawn. The doctor explained that the women have no way of knowing exactly how far along they are in their pregnancies; so, they come early and wait to avoid having to travel over the rough terrain while in labor. With that explanation, Teach All Nations made the decision to buy the hospital a portable ultrasound machine that the doctor could take to the villages and check the women so he could tell them when they needed to come to him for their deliveries. This is where my story begins; I delivered the machine on this trip and asked if I could witness its first use. Well, it turned out that the doctor picked just the right lady for the demonstration. I watched the ultrasound as I held the baby’s mother head up so she could see the baby’s image on the screen. We could tell there was little movement, and the doctor realized that there were complications that required an emergency C-section. After the operation, he told me that the baby would have died if they had not examined the mother with the new ultrasound machine. Thanks to the friends and supporters of Teach All Nations, a life was saved – and on the very first time the machine was used!! This experience will forever be in my memory.
I will begin this chapter by begging your indulgence because I want to speculate on some concepts that are not specifically spelled out in the scriptures, but I believe that we can connect the dots without any real violation to reason or the sanctity of the text. My concern here is to explore the role of the Holy Spirit in the transformation of Saul of Tarsus into the Apostle Paul.
We know that Saul was an excellent student of the Word of God in that he studied under the most notable rabbi of his day. (Acts 22:3) His experience on the Road to Damascus threw him into a total “tailspin” in that this encounter totally contradicted everything that he “knew” and believed. In his brain, Saul was totally convinced that Jesus was the greatest blasphemer, heretic, and charlatan that ever lived; however, his heart yelled out that Jesus was Lord even before he knew who it was that he had encountered in that blinding light. (Acts 9:5) We also know that once he was converted on the Road to Damascus and then baptized and filled with the Holy Spirit under the ministry of Ananias (Acts 9:17) he spent the following three years in Arabia without any further contact with Christians – especially those who could have taught him the truth of the gospel (Galatians 1:16-17). In essence, he went into the Arabian desert with his head spinning with questions and came back out of that desert with answers of such clarity that his explanation of the gospel has changed the world. This definitive revelation of the gospel was what transformed him from the rabbi of Tarsus to the preeminent apostle of the faith. Since we weren’t in the Arabian desert with him, we can only speculate as to how he came by such revolutionary illuminations since his previous knowledge was totally based on the rabbinic interpretations of the Old Testament – ideas that he literally defined as dung. (Philippians 3:8)
Democratic Republic of the Congo by Peggy Shirley I have a really exciting testimony to share from my recent mission to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but I need to give you a bit of the background before I can tell you what happened. On Delron’s last trip to...
I will begin this chapter by begging your indulgence because I want to speculate on some concepts that are not specifically spelled out in the scriptures, but I believe that we can connect the dots without any real violation to reason or the sanctity of the text. My...
Thanks Giving “Ding, ding, ding” – that’s the sound I remember from my childhood of pennies falling into the “birthday offering box” at our church – a small wooden chest with a little bell mounted inside that rang with each coin that was dropped into the slot on the...
The theme of the Holy Spirit keeps coming up time and again as we look at the history of the mission that Jesus left us of taking His gospel to the whole world. In the book of Acts, each expansion of the church was accompanied with a fresh move of the Holy Spirit. As...
We hope that you remember that we recently shared the story of a hospital that we work with in the Congo. When our friend took over the facility, it didn’t even have electricity, and he had to do surgery with a flashlight. When Delron visited him in October of last...
Now concerning spiritual gifts, brethren, I would not have you ignorant. Ye know that ye were Gentiles, carried away unto these dumb idols, even as ye were led. Wherefore I give you to understand, that no man speaking by the Spirit of God calleth Jesus accursed: and...
