Exploring the Roots of Missions: Personal, Biblical, and Spiritual: Missions in a Coconut Shell

by Esther Jones

This is a book that covers all the bases about missions. It covers the reasons, means, and methods of the call of the Lord to the harvest. The reader is taken on a journey of becoming a worker in the mission field. From the theory to practical, biblical, and spiritual, this book shows future international workers what it's like to live and work overseas--and how to prepare for the experience. Important to this dynamic, she includes spiritual warfare as a means of defeating the enemy of our souls. The author includes her experiences to give the reader insight on a personal level.

262 pages, Paperback

Published November 11, 2021

About the author

Esther Jones writes fantasy novels and short stories with her husband Frog Jones. She's loved writing since an early age, and her first memories include writing and illustrating a story about a village of talking rabbits. She thought it was genius at the time. She has now come to recognize this as her first episode with author-hubris at a precociously young age.

In her free time, Esther loves reading, fine dining, and drawing. She is by no means the most artistically talented person her family, though. Her brother, Nathan Reed, provided the cover art for Grace Under Fire. She also has an almost unhealthy love of cheeses.