How Missionaries Shouldn’t Be Like the Apostle Paul
We (rightly) study the book of Acts and particularly Paul’s missionary journeys to learn the biblical pattern for mission work. However, in most missions contexts, we foreign
Dying for Your Leaders (with Kiran- Experienced, South Asian Church Planter)
What are the most important principles for raising up leaders in the missionary task? How do you identify which disciples to invest in? How can Westerners in particular be best use
Should We Want Big Numbers in Ministry?
Reporting “big numbers” (of baptisms, churches, etc.) seems to result in controversy, and many Christians are hesitant to openly pursue the salvation of multitudes of p
Celebrating Thousands of Maturing Disciples with Glenn and Rhonda
Over the last several years, God has been saving thousands of people in one state in South Asia – all glory to God! Glenn and Rhonda have led out in this work, and have some
Trevor Joy on the Unreached, Urgency, and Movements
Trevor Joy is the Executive Pastor of Sending at the Village Church in Flower Mound, TX. Listen in as he shares his passion for the unreached, why his church is pursuing church-pla
Chuck Lawless on Wrestling with Doctrine and Urgency
Dr. Chuck Lawless is Professor of Evangelism and Missions at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, the head of Theological Consultants for the International Mission Board, an
Movements Part 2: Are Movements Biblical?
We continue the movements conversation by showing a biblical case for movements and discussing some of the big topics in movements, such as the pace of ministry and controllables v
Are Movements Methods Good for Missions? (Responding to the Critics)
Are movements biblical? In this episode, Jesse responds to recent critiques of movements methodology in missions. EPISODE NOTES Movements are surprising activities of God where gre
