Welcome back to the podcast on this Friday morning as we close out the week and we're about

to close out the year to here in our final weeks of 2022.

We're closing out the year with something we've never done before on the podcast.

We're going to introduce you to some of our key international partners, Desiring God's

books and articles, even this podcast get translated into dozens of languages around

the world.

And to do it, we need help, lots of help.

And that's what we have.

And so today we get to hear what God is doing in the French speaking world through our

friend Daniel Henderson.

Stay tuned for that at the end of today's episode.

And as you can imagine, Pastor John, based on what I just said, we are big believers in

international missions in reaching the globally lost, which leads to today's question

from Michael who lives in Errington, Tennessee.

Michael writes this, hello, Pastor John.

I've heard Orthodox preachers say in the past that God could reveal the gospel to a native

tribesman who has never been witnessed to by another human.

Do you believe this is true?

Can we have any hope that God occasionally revealed the gospel to a particular person

supernaturally without any human witnessing say to an unreach native American or to a

Jewish prisoner of war in World War II?

And however you answer this question, how should we think about Paul's conversion by vision

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