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Editorial Introduction
by Major Stephen Court
Centenary Celebration Series
Greetings in Jesus' name.
Mercy and peace to you from God our Father.
I trust the battle progresses well on your front.
Welcome to JAC100!
It's been a long timing coming - back t the last
century, in fact.
Who knew back in the dial-up 90s that a cool-titled online
collection of articles released every couple of months in the
proto-salvosphere by couple of guys (hat tip John Norton in
Russia) in two different continents with a big assist from
Major Don Grad (who makes it all happen technically - thank
you, Don!) would still be going 100 issues later?
We're so psyched about it that we're not
only recognising this milestone with one special issue (after
all, JAC50 got a one-edition feature).
No, you are looking at the first of a three part
Centenary Celebration Series (JAC100 / JAC101 / JAC102 -
unless Jesus returns first) to celebrate the Journal of
Aggressive Christianity.
JAC100 is a compilation of every JAC
Exclusive interview.
There are more than 50 in the first 99 issues.
We've interviewed people from Asia, South America,
Africa, North America, Oceania, and Europe. We've interviewed
soldiers and generals and future generals.
We've left their location and appointment
and rank at the time as is, noting the issue of JAC in which
the interviews originally appeared.
And we present them here in chronological order.
For those coming late to the JAC party,
we're looking to win the world for Jesus and we intend for JAC
to encourage, exhort, teach, and inspire us in the salvation
war around the planet as we spread God's wonder-working,
world-winning power in the supernatural love of the Lord Jesus
Christ.
JAC100 is no different.
It provides a megaphone to 50+ warriors to speak their
mind and heart to edify us in our warfighting. So, please
enjoy, read, learn, be challenged and motivated.
Share your favourite interviews widely.
Spread the word.
If it stirs up something in you, read up one
or all of the first 99 issues.
Stay tuned for JAC101, which is scheduled to feature
more exciting and influential outtakes from the growing JAC
library.
And, stay close to Jesus.
Much grace.
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