
Missions Talk features conversations that explain the too-often-overlooked connection between healthy churches and global missions.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

A new generation of missionaries doesn’t appear overnight. Ryan Robertson and Matt Bennett discuss their new book, The Path to Being a Missionary, and unpack how churches can identify, assess, prepare, and send faithful missionaries.
Who was John Paton, and why is he considered one of the greatest missionaries in church history? In this episode, Paul Schlehlein explores Paton’s life, theology, suffering, and enduring legacy as a missionary to the New Hebrides.
What does it actually take for missionaries to learn a new language and culture? In this episode, missionaries serving in Japan share the challenges, lessons, and practical realities of language acquisition and cultural adaptation on the mission fiel... more
What is the Global Cities Partnership, and why does it matter for missions today?
In this episode, we explore the vision behind this strategic effort to strengthen healthy churches and gospel infrastructure in the world’s most influential cities.
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This is excellent! Our church is starting a missions committee and we are looking for great resources to learn from. We are excited to listen to the next episode. Thankful for your effort in talking about this subject!
Some of the most Biblically faithful and highly experienced information on missions out there. These guys are both solid on doctrine and passionate for souls.
Great job proclaiming the importance of building up healthy churches overseas just as we want to do that here in the US. Pragmatic missiology not grounded in Scripture is more than problematic — it’s dangerous and leads to great harm for those we may have intended to help. I can’t wait to hear you guys dig in to how to apply these biblical principles to missions work.
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Missions Talk centers on how healthy local churches underpin global missions, often through case studies of church planting, mission partnerships, and theological discernment. Episodes frequently explore ecclesiology, training indigenous leadership, and practical governance in cross-cultural contexts, with a strong emphasis on stewardship, risk management, and sustaining long-term impact. Notable strengths include a rigorous treatment of theology (biblical interpretation, elenctics, sovereignty) applied to real-world missions, and a consistent focus on building durable gospel infrastructure in cities and contexts facing cultural and political challenges. The show often features leaders from missions organizations, pastors overseeing sending... more
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Recent guests on Missions Talk include:
1. Paul Schlehlein
2. Stephen Tipton
3. Robbie Hughes
4. Ryan Townsend
5. Sam Lamb
6. Caleb Greggsen
7. David King
8. Mindy Rainer
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