What does it actually cost to carry the gospel into the hardest places on earth, and why does any of it matter to us? This message takes us into 2 Corinthians 6, where Paul refuses to sugarcoat the reality of missionary life. He was beaten, imprisoned, sorrowful, and poor. He stared death in the face. And yet, he kept going.

That single word, yet, becomes the hinge point of the entire message. It does not erase the suffering that came before it, but it refuses to let suffering have the final word. The story of global missions, it turns out, has always been written on the other side of yet. The question is, what comes after yet in your life?

The same God who sustained Paul through extreme difficulty is the same God who calls us to be part of this story today.