Advancing a reformation of fellowship, partnership, and Gospel hope amongst Bible-believing pastors. Hosted by Bryan Samms, Pastor of RiverCityBaptist.Church Produced by Luke Clayton and MustIncrease.com
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Baptist, leadership training, mentoring, Ministry training, missions, pastors, preaching, teaching, training
The Word of Life podcast is a show dedicated to inspiring and informing faith experiences with stories, discussions, interviews and teaching for a get in your face challenge of your daily walk with God.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Bible, camps, encouraging, missions, sharingthegospel, Testimony, wordoflife
Randy and Ben join together for conversations about life, the hope of Jesus, and what it means to follow the Lord of the harvest. Speaking of going…if there’s more than a 10% chance you would become a cross cultural worker, you should subscribe and connect with us at simusa.org/connect.
Categories: Business, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: church planting, Cross-cultural ministry, evangelism, Medical Missions, Missional Business, missions
The Know Name podcast will Explore our response to intentional discipleship in the church body and as individuals. We will be talking with college professors, ministry leaders and missionaries from across the globe diving into what it looks like to be intentional in all of life across all cultures.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: church growth, disciplship, intintional, leadership, life group, missions, purpose, small group, strategy, tactic
Encouragement, equipping and resources for missions advocates just like you. We long to see every disciple of Jesus find their role in the Great Commission. Missions advocates (missions mobilizers) play a crucial role in helping other believers to get involved in missions. Tune in for principles, and best practices that can help both individuals and whole communities become more engaged with reaching the least, the last and the lost.
Once again we’d like to look at that quote by Dr. Ralph Winter where he said: “All men are equally lost but not all men are equally needy.” We really affirmed that here. All men are equally lost, and we would add, loved by God the people in the streets of your city are as lost and loved by God as the people and the most unreached part of the world. And yet 2000 years after Jesus commanded us to go to all nations roughly one-third of the planet has no access to the Gospel. Very limited opportunities to hear the gospel in a way that is relevant to them. No Bible, no workers, no church, 86 percent of the Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists in this world don’t have a Christian friend. So in light of this unfinished task, we feel it’s OK for the Body of Christ and the leaders in the body of Christ especially to stop and evaluate, How are we doing? In light of this unfinished task. How are we doing in terms of during the time talent and treasures of the body of Christ? And so going forward with that if it’s okay to evaluate, one concept that’s been helpful to us is the concept of triage. Triage is a French word. It probably sounds familiar to you, especially if you’ve had any medical training and we could illustrate triage this way.
[00:01:37] If you are driving down the road and you came upon a bus accident with forty people that have been injured you’d know your first order of business is to evaluate who needs help first. Who’s got a broken toe? Who can hang in there? OK and who’s got a broken neck that needs help now! We’ve got a world where some parts of the world have a broken neck and need help now. So triage, evaluation, how do we do that? What are some factors to consider? Well, we would say there are probably more factors than what we’re going to mention now but here are some. One is what season is this people group in? What geopolitical trends have impacted them and might inform our strategy and how to reach them? What issues are they facing? Is it famine? Is it clean water? Is it slavery? There are issues that are impacting these people and we need to let that inform our strategy and how we come and be a blessing to them. What people groups are in this region? What influence do they have? How can we partner with them to reach the surrounding people groups there? Unreached people groups. What places are important? And is God highlighting to us? Because in this day and age there’s urbanization is affecting everything and we must consider the city in our strategy going forward. And other strategic places like Omega’s zones. We can also consider spheres of influence if they are not open to religious workers, well they may be very excited about engineers or businessmen or artists and what spheres of society is God highlighting as a means of being a blessing and bringing the kingdom of God into that area. So these are factors we can consider. But on top of all of it is the understanding that God is the one who really sees the big picture best.
[00:03:37] We should do research. We should come up with a plan. But we also need to come back to God and say “What do you see that we do not?” You’re the only one who sees the big picture. So these things are exercises that could inform how we as the Body of Christ do a better job of stewarding the time, talent, and treasure of the Body of Christ, in light of the unfinished task, in order to bring the Kingdom of God to the unreached.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: advocate, christian, mission, missions, mobilisation, mobilization, mobilizer
Christian author and speaker Jennifer Hand loves nothing more than a good strong cup of coffee and a conversation where you discuss what it means in your life to live with your yes on the table. Jenn will chat with incredible Christian communicators about their message and how that message has come from living with their yes on the table. Each of us has fear that stops us, and we will dive into those fear stops and how we move into faith steps. You will laugh and maybe cry as we dive into living the adventure of yes!
Categories: Comedy, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: bethmoore, christianity, inspiration, missions, women
Welcome to the Bethel Bible Church’s South Campus podcast. Join Sr. Pastor Ross Strader for his insight into God’s Word. And, experience the reality of how the redeeming grace of Jesus Christ can enhance the relationships you have with your family, your co-workers, and God. Genesis 32
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Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: bbc, bethel, Bible, campus, church, City, discipleship, east, God, kuykendall, Mark, missions, preaching, Rose, ross, scripture, sermon, south, Strader, Texas, todd, tyler, wright
The world needs more great leaders, but leadership in God’s Kingdom is upside down. If you’re looking for answers and insights from leaders who have served faithfully for years and decades, you’ve come to the right place. The FXMissions Leaders Moment podcast is for the everyday leader who’s not chasing titles or accolades or personal gain. It’s for the leader who wants to do the very best with what God’s called them to, no matter how big or small it seems. Start listening today and see what God does with it!
Categories: Business, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: leadership, Missionary, missions, shorttermmissions
We are telling stories about Social Enterprise & Business For Transformation projects globally. Our conversations are with Founders, CEOs, Impact Investors, and other Stakeholders in the Social Enterprise ecosystem. We are diving deep into how they began, how they have been funded, and all the peaks and valleys they have experienced along the way. Join us every Wednesday for new episodes! *Feast Over Famine does not provide legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. You should consult professional advisors concerning the legal, tax, or accounting consequences of your activities. Feast Over Famine does not consult, advise, or assist with (i) the offer or sale of securities in any capital-raising transaction, or (ii) the direct or indirect promotion or maintenance of a market for any securities. Feast Over Famine does not engage in any activities for which an investment advisor’s registration or license is required under the U.S. Investment Advisors Act of 1940, or under any other applicable federal or state law; or for which a “broker’s” or “dealer’s” registration or license is required under the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934, or under any other applicable federal or state law.
Categories: Business
Tags: BAM, business, businessasmission, businessfortransformation, BusinessStrategy, Coaching, impact, impactinvesting, impactinvestment, mission, missions, missionsorganization, ngo, nonprofit, socialenterprise, socialentrepreneruship, strategy
Visiting with friends, and traveling to new places have always been two of my favorite things in life. When my family moved to Uganda in 2018, I immediately became a foreigner and began to understand what it meant to long for home. The reality set in that my time on earth is also just a visit. Heaven is my home. Maybe you feel like learning more about this too… If so, let’s just take a few minutes and visit a while.
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: adoption, africa, christianity, faith, family, marriage, missions, travel, uganda