
Missions Talk features conversations that explain the too-often-overlooked connection between healthy churches and global missions.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, Ryan, Mac, Matt, & Hunter discuss what aspiring missionaries and their local churches should consider when preparing for overseas ministry.
In this season opening of Missions Talk, Ryan and Mack talk with Jonathan Leeman about Church Centered Missions—highlighting how healthy local churches with a strong ecclesiology are vital for training missionaries, shaping strategy, and planting chu... more
In this episode of Missions Talk, Ryan, Mack, and TJ explore the marks of a healthy indigenous church, highlighting key practices like regular gatherings and faithful preaching, while addressing the challenges missionaries face in establishing church... more
Ryan and Mack talk with Elliot Clark and Caleb Greggsen about the complexities of contextualization in missions—how to faithfully communicate the gospel across cultures with clarity, humility, and cultural sensitivity.
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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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Conversations explore the critical link between healthy churches and effective global missions, shedding light on the underrepresented aspects of ecclesiology in missionary work. Through discussions with missionaries and church leaders, various topics such as church planting, contextualization, and the significance of indigenous churches are probed. Noteworthy insights into diverse cultural settings, challenges faced by missionaries, and pragmatic missiology are shared, emphasizing the importance of doctrinal soundness in advancing the Gospel globally. The podcast is a valuable resource for those interested in missions, church health, and theological implications in diverse cultural contexts.
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Recent guests on Missions Talk include:
1. Caleb Greggsen
2. Matt Tyler
3. Daniel Davison
4. Kris Mobbs
5. Tony Gordon
6. Scott Logsdon
7. Bethany Moore
8. Joe O'Henry
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