A show for Christ-followers who want to participate more effectively in God's work, both at home and to the ends of the earth.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 228 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophyReligion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In today’s conversation, we hope you find a healthy amount of freedom and realism as we approach the topic of measuring success in missions. Amy shares why it is important that before considering tangible metrics, we consider the Fruit of the Spirit ... more
Today, our guest Brian Gibbison shares about how to help missionaries flourish and remain on the mission field. He explains that this can be done by having a biblical basis for missions, understanding the church's identity and role in missions, under... more
In this episode, Dr. Matt Bennett discusses the primary motivation for missions. He shares the dangers of neglecting our primary motivation and suggests ways that our motivation can affect the practical aspects of missions work. [et_social_share]
In today's conversation, Kathy Mort shares how churches can perform an audit of their short-term missions program. She explains the reasons such an audit could be beneficial. [et_social_share]
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I found this podcast when a guest shared the episode he was in on a missions fb group I am a part of! I absolutely love it! I have recommended it to several others and learn so much every episode I listen to! The guests on the podcast come from all over the world and come from various different backgrounds, which is so important and rare! Everything is focused on Jesus, the Bible, and prayer with the desire to make the gospel know to the most unreached, unengaged parts of the world! As a future ... more
Informative and inspiring. A blessing for anyone involved in missions.
I love this podcast! It provides helpful, practical insights for any member of the global Church, including pastors, elders, missions team members, prayer partners, financial partners, and those interested in short-term and long-term cross-cultural ministry.
Recommend this site and podcsast for believers interested in foreign missions.
Living missionally, whether in our passport country or abroad, is as complex as it is exciting. This podcast has helped me process some of the layers at work as we seek to live for Christ, wherever we find ourselves.
My family is currently doing medical missions in Africa and there continues to be so much to learn about the sending church, the missions mindset in different generations, the role of sending agencies....to name just a few! We love to listen to the conversations and learn from othe... more
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