Missionaries from the field occasionally bring home letters from Tribal groups calling out for help. No matter what paradise anthropologists and National Geographic try to create, these people are lost and are tired of living in darkness.
Don't take my word for it, please take the time to read the letters.
God has prepared the soil of their hearts, who will go and tell them the truth? Will you? Truly the fields are ready for harvest, there is simply a shortage of laborers!
There is a scene at the end of Schindlers list when he is taking stock of what has happened. The war is over and he is surrounded by all of the people he saved from the Concentration Camps. Instead of being thrilled with the good things he did, Mr. Schlindler expresses tearfull regret over his watch, which could have saved 1 more, his car which could have saved 20. We have such a short time on earth for God to use us. Let's be available to God using us how ever he pleases! One day it will all be worth it when we hear the words "well done my good and faithful servant!"
For additional reading try "Cry of the Blood" By Amy Carmichael as well as "Spirit of the Rainforest" by Mark Andrew Ritchie
