Walking with Giants

in president kennedy’s pulitzer prize book, Profiles in Courage, he said, “A man does what he must in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers or pressures … and that is the basis of all human morality.” Author Harry Bush takes us on a journey with a band of men and women who took the good news of Jesus into areas and situations where angels fear to tread. As I read these pages, I felt that somehow an Indiana Jones movie transcript had been transposed onto my material! This is a must read for every Christian living out their faith in a dangerous, unfriendly world. You may find yourself as a chapter in God’s own “Profiles in Courage.” — Jim Henry, Pastor Emeritus, First Baptist Church of Orlando, Florida, President Emeritus of the Southern Baptist Convention

when i first met harry and barbara bush while still new missionaries, i was quickly impressed by two qualities exemplified in their lives and words. passion and wisdom! so i was thrilled to hear about this book describing their experiences and the amazing local leaders god is raising up across asia. passion and wisdom! all believers will be encouraged to know about the courageous lives and ministries of such men and women. i pray that god will also call out other “sent ones” like harry and barbara to continue such a ministry of equipping to those who are turning the world upside down. — Don Dent Director, Kim School of Global Missions, Gateway Seminary, Southern Baptist Convention

the same holy spirit who shook the world in the book of acts is still at work in the world today. here are stories of a modern aquila and priscilla who served alongside some modern apostles, sharing the gospel and watching god move powerfully. open the pages and listen to some of the best stories gathered from over thirty years of serving in some of the most remote regions of the world. — E. Randolph Richards, Provost and Professor of Biblical Studies, Palm Beach Atlantic University, Coauthor of Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes

“it takes one to know one.” harry bush recognizes missional spiritual giants because he is one. god’s spirit has been upon harry and barbara throughout their thirty-one years of effective mission service. with  passion and compassion they have presented the claims of christ in some of the most remote places on our planet. with a down-to-earth style, harry introduces us to twenty national “spiritual giants.” amidst spartan living conditions, harry challenges us to sacrificial serv...