
From the Amazon to the Himalayas God is accomplishing his mission! This podcast exists to share stories and conversations with the global church and for the global church about the mission of God in the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 154 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

Host Paul Akin interviews Sarah Lanier about her book "Foreign to Familiar" and how cultural differences affect communication, leadership, and missions. Lanier shares formative cross-cultural lessons from growing up in the Middle East, living in Amst... more
In this episode of Amazon to the Himalayas, host Paul Akin welcomes Trevin Wax and Thomas West to discuss their new book, The Gospel Way Catechism, a discipleship resource designed to help believers know what they believe and why. They explain the hi... more
In this episode of Amazon to the Himalayas, host Paul Akin talks with Pastor Jeff Hay of Ballyculle Community Church in Dublin about gospel ministry in modern Ireland. They discuss Ireland’s Christian history, rapid secularization, and the challenges... more
Host Paul Akin interviews Pastor Tiago Vera of First Baptist Church of Lisbon on Amazon to the Himalayas. They discuss Portugal’s secular context, the revitalization of the Lisbon church, and the need for a clear gospel witness.
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Really enjoy that the host makes the guest shine and restraints commentary—really refreshing in interview style podcasts. I like also the diversity in content BUT with certain consistent elements—like the standard closing questions.
One thing though: I really miss the original intro/outro music; it became engrained in my brain and associated with my good memories of discovering this podcast. I know Southern needs to plug somehow but I miss the original intro. Just my opinion.
This podcast is a great way to hear about and be encouraged by the spread of the gospel across the world. I have enjoyed hearing about the diversity of places and peoples where the gospel is taking root. Thankful to hear the stories of those who are faithfully serving to make the glories of Christ known.
Thanks for doing this. Loving all the stories
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This show centers on global gospel work, gospel ministry, and church leadership, featuring pastors and theologians from diverse regions who discuss ministry challenges, church revitalization, theological education, and mission strategy. Episodes frequently explore contextual ministry—whether in secularized Western Europe, rapidly growing Latin America, or global city contexts—and highlight practical lessons for local churches, mission-sending, and leadership development. A standout pattern is deep dives into theological education, cross-cultural ministry, and the role of the local church in global missions, often paired with personal testimony and on-the-ground experience. Listeners will likely appreciate the candid conversations, emphasis ... more
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Recent guests on Amazon to the Himalayas include:
1. Jeff Hay
2. Tiago Oliveira
3. Liam Garvie
4. Paul Rees
5. Martin Smith
6. Miguel Núñez
7. Jimmy Bledsoe
8. Dr. Jimmy Bledsoe
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