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Andy Naselli - Brooks Buser Discuss Missions Today-Video Chapters-00-00 Intro--1-05 What has been the reaction to your book on Keswick theology----2-45 How do you see your book on conscience impaction those on the mission field today----8-06 There is some out there that say -Because of the urgent need, we should just send people.- Do think it is good to send people without adequate training----10-43 What are your thoughts on contextualization in missions----14-44 What are your thoughts on movement methodologies-- --16-00 How do church planters today guard against 1 Corinthians type baby churches continuing to stay as babies with bad theology----19-50 Now that you have seen it in person, what are your thoughts on Radius----21-11 What are the top five books that you recommend for aspiring missionaries----24-54 Tell us about Bethlehem College and Seminary

Andy Naselli & Brooks Buser Discuss Missions TodayVideo Chapters00:00 Intro1:05 What has been the reaction to your book on Keswick theology?2:45 How do you see your book on conscience impaction those on the mission field today?8:06 There is some out there that say "Because of the urgent need, we should just send people." Do think it is good to send people without adequate training?10:43 What are your thoughts on contextualization in missions?14:44 What are your thoughts on movement methodologies? 16:00 How do church planters today guard against 1 Corinthians type baby churches continuing to stay as babies with bad theology?19:50 Now that you have seen it in person, what are your thoughts on Radius?21:11 What are the top five books that you recommend for aspiring missionaries?24:54 Tell us about Bethlehem College and Seminary

Ian Hamilton-LIFE AND LEGACY OF WILLIAM CHALMERS BURNS-William Chalmers Burns, though not as known in our day, was one of the great missionaries of the 19th Century. Burns was a trusted friend and co-pastor to Robert Murray M'Cheyne and contemporary of Hudson Taylor with each having a wonderful impact on each other's ministries in China. Burns understanding of language fluency, perseverance through trials, and being a -man of the book- are examples to us today. --William Chalmers Burns, though not as known in our day, was one of the great missionaries of the 19th Century. Burns was a trusted friend and co-pastor to Robert Murray M'Cheyne as well as a contemporary of Hudson Taylor with each having a wonderful impact on each other's ministries in China. Burns understanding of language fluency, perseverance through trials, and being a -man of the Book- are relevant examples to us today.

Why a missions committee-- How does a local church send well-- Member care issues. Missions policies and why-- Ineffective missionaries... what to do-- What to know about sending agencies and how to interact with them. These and many other topics will be addressed.

One of the biggest fears in missions is -will my kids turn our normal-. Parenting is a huge issue that few get the appropriate training on. Come hear how to think through key issues in parenting in a cross-cultural environment, and how kids can be such a tremendous asset to the advance of the gospel among unreached language groups.--One of the biggest fears for missionary parents is -Will my kids turn out normal--- Parenting is a huge topic that few church-planting parents rarely get the appropriate training for. Learn how to think through key issues that families will need to deal with while living in a cross-cultural--environment, and how kids can be such a tremendous asset to the advance of the gospel among unreached language groups.

What is the process to translate the Scriptures into a language for the first time-- What makes a good translator, and what makes a good translation-- If church planting among unreached language groups is to succeed, translating the Bible into the mother tongue is a necessary step.

Historic missionaries knew their Bible and knew their doctrine. Today there is more -zeal- in missions, but -knowledge- is often lacking. Come hear why missionaries sent out today are best ready for missions by having a passion for the glory of God among all peoples, but couple that with a careful and studied knowledge of their Bibles and their God.--Historic missionaries knew their Bible and knew their doctrine. Today there is more -zeal- in missions, but -knowledge- is often lacking. Come and hear why missionaries sent out today are best prepared for missions by establishing a passion for the glory of God among all peoples, coupled with a careful and studied proficiency of their God and His Scripture.

Ian Hamilton-LIFE AND LEGACY OF WILLIAM CHALMERS BURNS-William Chalmers Burns, though not as known in our day, was one of the great missionaries of the 19th Century. Burns was a trusted friend and co-pastor to Robert Murray M'Cheyne and contemporary of Hudson Taylor with each having a wonderful impact on each other's ministries in China. Burns understanding of language fluency, perseverance through trials, and being a -man of the book- are examples to us today. --William Chalmers Burns, though not as known in our day, was one of the great missionaries of the 19th Century. Burns was a trusted friend and co-pastor to Robert Murray M'Cheyne as well as a contemporary of Hudson Taylor with each having a wonderful impact on each other's ministries in China. Burns understanding of language fluency, perseverance through trials, and being a -man of the Book- are relevant examples to us today.

Aubrey Sequeira-Caste and Missions--Much is made today of the caste system and how the church should evangelize and church plant in that environment. Is it helpful in evangelism to focus on one caste, and what are the effects of that in church planting-- Come hear Aubrey Sequeira speak to these issues and how to effectively work in a caste system.--A current and ongoing topic today is the caste system and how the church should evangelize and establish churches in that worldview environment. Is it helpful in evangelism to focus on one caste, and what are the effects of that in church planting-- Come hear Aubrey Sequeira address these issues and how to effectively work within a caste system.

John MacArthur-A FAITHFUL GOSPEL VS. A QUICK GOSPEL-When we hear of thousands of people being converted and hundreds of churches being planted in remarkably short periods of time, what are we to think-- Does the Spirit work differently overseas than He does in our country-- Should we be employing faster, more efficient methods to see converts made and churches planted-- This session will speak to the tried and true-the ordinary means of grace laid down in scripture versus the new and modern that is so popular in missions today.

Brad Buser-BACK TO BASICS- WHO WILL REACH THE NATIONS---What type of mindset and consecration will it take to bring the gospel to the last remaining language groups-- We will look briefly at what King David understood about sacrifice, how Paul lived and demonstrated to the Corinthians what it is to be a follower of Christ, and, lastly, what Jesus spoke of as the immutable standard for those who bear His name. The easy places have been reached, it's the hard ones that remain. Unless consecration is clearly in our minds, the modern-day gospel workers will be ill-equipped for the challenges that lie ahead.

Aubrey Sequeira-EMPTYING THE CROSS OF ITS POWER- HONOR-SHAME AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST-In recent days the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement -PSA- has fallen on hard times. This supposed -Western- doctrine is often spoken of as -one option- when communicating the work of Jesus Christ on the cross. The language of honor-shame is seen as more culturally relevant for non-western cultures. This session will point out the error of deviating from PSA, and while honor-shame can be helpful, it remains the handmaiden to the doctrine that Scripture sets forth for all cultures and at all times. --OUR NEXT CONFERENCE--The Missionary Conference-October 16-18, 2024-Jacksonville, FL-https---www.missionaryproject.org-

Chad Vegas-CHRIST'S ATONING WORK FOR THE NATIONS-The Apostle Paul spoke of his driving ambition to -preach the gospel where Christ had not been named.- When Paul spoke these words, he saw them in line with Isaiah 52-15-the coming of the suffering servant, and His atoning work for the -nations.- This session will press toward that atoning work of Christ and the church's work of proclaiming that atonement to the ends of the earth. --OUR NEXT CONFERENCE--The Missionary Conference-October 16-18, 2024-Jacksonville, FL-https---www.missionaryproject.org-

The story of the church advancing across culture, geography, and time is the story of missions. What do the previous generations teach us and how does modern missiology stack up to what we see historically-- This session will walk through encouragements and dangers in modern missions and how churches can be faithful to the Great Commission in this day and age.

The gospel is not -Western- nor is it rooted in any particular culture, time, or people group. For centuries, the people of God have understood that those who are hidden in Christ come from every nation, tribe, people and language. This session will speak to the supracultural nature of the gospel regardless of tongue and culture, and the -sheep from other sheep pens- that the Master still calls His own.

There are many false gospels, but only one true Biblical gospel. In missions the propagation of false gospels usually has little to do with the sincerity or the heart of the gospel messenger, and everything to do with outcomes sought. This session will speak to the true gospel and how to protect and cherish it across time and culture.

Missionaries today not only need to know the gospel message, but also, just as importantly, how to communicate that message across language and culture to those still in darkness. This will be a session that will look at those two challenges and how churches can help prepare their sent ones for the task of missions among unreached language groups.

Chad Vegas—CHRIST'S ATONING WORK FOR THE NATIONSThe Apostle Paul spoke of his driving ambition to "preach the gospel where Christ had not been named." When Paul spoke these words, he saw them in line with Isaiah 52:15—the coming of the suffering servant, and His atoning work for the "nations." This session will press toward that atoning work of Christ and the church's work of proclaiming that atonement to the ends of the earth. OUR NEXT CONFERENCE:The Missionary ConferenceOctober 16-18, 2024Jacksonville, FLhttps://www.missionaryproject.org/

Aubrey Sequeira—EMPTYING THE CROSS OF ITS POWER: HONOR/SHAME AND THE GOSPEL OF CHRISTIn recent days the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement (PSA) has fallen on hard times. This supposed "Western" doctrine is often spoken of as "one option" when communicating the work of Jesus Christ on the cross. The language of honor/shame is seen as more culturally relevant for non-western cultures. This session will point out the error of deviating from PSA, and while honor/shame can be helpful, it remains the handmaiden to the doctrine that Scripture sets forth for all cultures and at all times. OUR NEXT CONFERENCE:The Missionary ConferenceOctober 16-18, 2024Jacksonville, FLhttps://www.missionaryproject.org/

One of the biggest fears in missions is "will my kids turn our normal". Parenting is a huge issue that few get the appropriate training on. Come hear how to think through key issues in parenting in a cross-cultural environment, and how kids can be such a tremendous asset to the advance of the gospel among unreached language groups.One of the biggest fears for missionary parents is "Will my kids turn out normal?" Parenting is a huge topic that few church-planting parents rarely get the appropriate training for. Learn how to think through key issues that families will need to deal with while living in a cross-culturalenvironment, and how kids can be such a tremendous asset to the advance of the gospel among unreached language groups.

Brad Buser—BACK TO BASICS: WHO WILL REACH THE NATIONS?What type of mindset and consecration will it take to bring the gospel to the last remaining language groups? We will look briefly at what King David understood about sacrifice, how Paul lived and demonstrated to the Corinthians what it is to be a follower of Christ, and, lastly, what Jesus spoke of as the immutable standard for those who bear His name. The easy places have been reached, it's the hard ones that remain. Unless consecration is clearly in our minds, the modern-day gospel workers will be ill-equipped for the challenges that lie ahead.

John MacArthur—A FAITHFUL GOSPEL VS. A QUICK GOSPELWhen we hear of thousands of people being converted and hundreds of churches being planted in remarkably short periods of time, what are we to think? Does the Spirit work differently overseas than He does in our country? Should we be employing faster, more efficient methods to see converts made and churches planted? This session will speak to the tried and true—the ordinary means of grace laid down in scripture versus the new and modern that is so popular in missions today.

Ian Hamilton–LIFE AND LEGACY OF WILLIAM CHALMERS BURNSWilliam Chalmers Burns, though not as known in our day, was one of the great missionaries of the 19th Century. Burns was a trusted friend and co-pastor to Robert Murray M'Cheyne and contemporary of Hudson Taylor with each having a wonderful impact on each other's ministries in China. Burns understanding of language fluency, perseverance through trials, and being a "man of the book" are examples to us today. William Chalmers Burns, though not as known in our day, was one of the great missionaries of the 19th Century. Burns was a trusted friend and co-pastor to Robert Murray M'Cheyne as well as a contemporary of Hudson Taylor with each having a wonderful impact on each other's ministries in China. Burns understanding of language fluency, perseverance through trials, and being a "man of the Book" are relevant examples to us today.

Missionaries today not only need to know the gospel message, but also, just as importantly, how to communicate that message across language and culture to those still in darkness. This will be a session that will look at those two challenges and how churches can help prepare their sent ones for the task of missions among unreached language groups.

There are many false gospels, but only one true Biblical gospel. In missions the propagation of false gospels usually has little to do with the sincerity or the heart of the gospel messenger, and everything to do with outcomes sought. This session will speak to the true gospel and how to protect and cherish it across time and culture.

The gospel is not "Western" nor is it rooted in any particular culture, time, or people group. For centuries, the people of God have understood that those who are hidden in Christ come from every nation, tribe, people and language. This session will speak to the supracultural nature of the gospel regardless of tongue and culture, and the "sheep from other sheep pens" that the Master still calls His own.

The story of the church advancing across culture, geography, and time is the story of missions. What do the previous generations teach us and how does modern missiology stack up to what we see historically? This session will walk through encouragements and dangers in modern missions and how churches can be faithful to the Great Commission in this day and age.

Historic missionaries knew their Bible and knew their doctrine. Today there is more "zeal" in missions, but "knowledge" is often lacking. Come hear why missionaries sent out today are best ready for missions by having a passion for the glory of God among all peoples, but couple that with a careful and studied knowledge of their Bibles and their God.Historic missionaries knew their Bible and knew their doctrine. Today there is more "zeal" in missions, but "knowledge" is often lacking. Come and hear why missionaries sent out today are best prepared for missions by establishing a passion for the glory of God among all peoples, coupled with a careful and studied proficiency of their God and His Scripture.

What is the process to translate the Scriptures into a language for the first time? What makes a good translator, and what makes a good translation? If church planting among unreached language groups is to succeed, translating the Bible into the mother tongue is a necessary step.

Why a missions committee? How does a local church send well? Member care issues. Missions policies and why? Ineffective missionaries... what to do? What to know about sending agencies and how to interact with them. These and many other topics will be addressed.

Aubrey Sequeira–Caste and MissionsMuch is made today of the caste system and how the church should evangelize and church plant in that environment. Is it helpful in evangelism to focus on one caste, and what are the effects of that in church planting? Come hear Aubrey Sequeira speak to these issues and how to effectively work in a caste system.A current and ongoing topic today is the caste system and how the church should evangelize and establish churches in that worldview environment. Is it helpful in evangelism to focus on one caste, and what are the effects of that in church planting? Come hear Aubrey Sequeira address these issues and how to effectively work within a caste system.

Costi Hinn and Brooks Buser discuss what For The Gospel is developing for the church and missions, how churches can develop a passion for missions, and and raising kids with a passion for missions.--0-00 Introduction-0-48 What are you speaking on at The Radius Conference 23---3-54 What do you see happening in the church in general post-covid---8-24 Why do you think -The American Gospel- resonated with young people---11-39 Tell us about For the Gospel ministry.-16-49 What are your thoughts on Radius---20-57 How do you see Radius as a benefit to pastors and churches---25-34 How are you raising your kids so that they have a passion for missions----COSTI HINN - PASTOR, AUTHOR-Costi Hinn serves as the pastor of preaching and teaching at Shepherd's House Bible Church in Chandler, AZ. He is the founder of For the Gospel. Costi is a graduate of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and the author of several books, including More than a Healer -Zondervan, 2021-, God, Greed, and the -Prosperity- Gospel -Zondervan, 2019-, and Defining Deception -SCS Press, 2018-. He has also coauthored a children's book alongside his wife, Christyne, titled In Jesus' Name I Pray- TJ the Squirrel Learns the True Heart of Prayer -Harvest House Kids, 2022-. He and Christyne live in Gilbert, AZ, with their four children.--BROOKS BUSER - CROSS-CULTURAL CHURCH PLANTER, PRESIDENT OF RADIUS INTERNATIONAL-Brooks and his wife Nina are graduates of Christian Heritage College. Brooks worked as the CFO of a Dutch multinational before he and wife were challenged through God's word to take the gospel to an unreached people group. In 2003 they moved in among the Yembi Yembi people and spent the next 13 years working am

Nina Buser and Emily Bennett discuss women in missions. Both women share from their experiences on the field working among unreached language groups. They cover the topics of parenting, developing friendships overseas, learning language, and their greatest struggles and joys from their time overseas. --1-10 Emily Bennett's background on the field-6-25 Was it hard to find language helpers---7-29 What business did you have there---11-28 What was it like as a woman working in a Muslim context---13-40 What was it like to develop friendships overseas---16-02 What was like to have kids on the field---18-40 How did you balance your time a wife, mom and a worker---25-13 What were things that you would say kept you encouraged and kept you going---27-44 What did your time with your team look like---29-29 Were you able to be upfront about your Christianity overseas---32-52 How was it that you ended up coming back to the States---37-10 What would you say were some of the greatest struggles with parenting on the field---44-06 What would be some of the greatest struggles and greatest joys you faced---49-10 How did you as a woman respond to the harassment that mentioned is prevalent in that part of the world---55-17 What would you say to women who are considering going to the field who just aren't sure if there's a need for them--

Nina Buser and Emily Bennett discuss women in missions. Both women share from their experiences on the field working among unreached language groups. They cover the topics of parenting, developing friendships overseas, learning language, and their greatest struggles and joys from their time overseas. 1:10 Emily Bennett's background on the field6:25 Was it hard to find language helpers?7:29 What business did you have there?11:28 What was it like as a woman working in a Muslim context?13:40 What was it like to develop friendships overseas?16:02 What was like to have kids on the field?18:40 How did you balance your time a wife, mom and a worker?25:13 What were things that you would say kept you encouraged and kept you going?27:44 What did your time with your team look like?29:29 Were you able to be upfront about your Christianity overseas?32:52 How was it that you ended up coming back to the States?37:10 What would you say were some of the greatest struggles with parenting on the field?44:06 What would be some of the greatest struggles and greatest joys you faced?49:10 How did you as a woman respond to the harassment that mentioned is prevalent in that part of the world?55:17 What would you say to women who are considering going to the field who just aren't sure if there's a need for them?

Costi Hinn and Brooks Buser discuss what For The Gospel is developing for the church and missions, how churches can develop a passion for missions, and and raising kids with a passion for missions.0:00 Introduction0:48 What are you speaking on at The Radius Conference 23?3:54 What do you see happening in the church in general post-covid?8:24 Why do you think "The American Gospel" resonated with young people?11:39 Tell us about For the Gospel ministry.16:49 What are your thoughts on Radius?20:57 How do you see Radius as a benefit to pastors and churches?25:34 How are you raising your kids so that they have a passion for missions?COSTI HINN - PASTOR, AUTHORCosti Hinn serves as the pastor of preaching and teaching at Shepherd's House Bible Church in Chandler, AZ. He is the founder of For the Gospel. Costi is a graduate of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and the author of several books, including More than a Healer (Zondervan, 2021), God, Greed, and the (Prosperity) Gospel (Zondervan, 2019), and Defining Deception (SCS Press, 2018). He has also coauthored a children's book alongside his wife, Christyne, titled In Jesus' Name I Pray: TJ the Squirrel Learns the True Heart of Prayer (Harvest House Kids, 2022). He and Christyne live in Gilbert, AZ, with their four children.BROOKS BUSER - CROSS-CULTURAL CHURCH PLANTER, PRESIDENT OF RADIUS INTERNATIONALBrooks and his wife Nina are graduates of Christian Heritage College. Brooks worked as the CFO of a Dutch multinational before he and wife were challenged through God's word to take the gospel to an unreached people group. In 2003 they moved in among the Yembi Yembi people and spent the next 13 years working am

How do those heading to the mission field develop a theology of suffering that enables them to stay on the field amid the difficulties-- In this session, Brooks Buser give 4 points to help missionary candidates understand the theology of suffering. Brooks draws from the Bible, Apostles and the life of Adoniram Judson -American missionary to Burma-.

How do those heading to the mission field develop a theology of suffering that enables them to stay on the field amid the difficulties-- In this session, Brooks Buser give 4 points to help missionary candidates understand the theology of suffering. Brooks draws from the Bible, Apostles and the life of Adoniram Judson -American missionary to Burma-.

How do those heading to the mission field develop a theology of suffering that enables them to stay on the field amid the difficulties? In this session, Brooks Buser give 4 points to help missionary candidates understand the theology of suffering. Brooks draws from the Bible, Apostles and the life of Adoniram Judson (American missionary to Burma).

Jonathan Leeman and Brooks Buser discuss what 9Marks is developing for missions, some of the issues that are happening in missions today, and book recommendations for aspiring missionaries.--Video Chapters-00-00 Intro--1-00 Why is ecclesiology important for missionary candidates to understand----5-54 Why is speed such an animating factor in missions today----10-15 What are some things that you see in churches that upstream from the issues that we are seeing in missions today----16-34 What are your thoughts on Disciple Making Movements - Church Planting Movements----22-38 There is an ethnocentrism that exists in many mission methods today. --23-51 Why is 9Marks stepping into the missions discussion----26-28 What are your top 2-3 book recommendations for aspiring missionaries----31-25 What are some things that you are seeing in the non-English world that excite you----35-28 What are your thoughts on prayer walking, territorial spirits, etc----38-57 What are your thoughts on Radius--

Jonathan Leeman and Brooks Buser discuss what 9Marks is developing for missions, some of the issues that are happening in missions today, and book recommendations for aspiring missionaries.--Video Chapters-00-00 Intro--1-00 Why is ecclesiology important for missionary candidates to understand---5-54 Why is speed such an animating factor in missions today---10-15 What are some things that you see in churches that upstream from the issues that we are seeing in missions today---16-34 What are your thoughts on Disciple Making Movements - Church Planting Movements---22-38 There is an ethnocentrism that exists in many mission methods today. --23-51 Why is 9Marks stepping into the missions discussion---26-28 What are your top 2-3 book recommendations for aspiring missionaries---31-25 What are some things that you are seeing in the non-English world that excite you---35-28 What are your thoughts on prayer walking, territorial spirits, etc---38-57 What are your thoughts on Radius-

Kevin DeYoung and Brooks Buser discuss what missionary candidates should know and read before going to the field as well as some of the issues that are happening in missions today.--Chapters-00-00 What Are Some Good Things That You See Happening in the Reformed World Today---4-31 Why Should Ecclesiology Be a Cornerstone for Aspiring Missionaries---8-06 How Do You Get the Idea of Church From the Matthew 28 Great Commission-- Are We Called to Make Disciples or to Plant Churches-- -12-03 Is the Church a Western Concept---16-32 Do You Need a -Call- to Go Into Missions--- 20-05 What Do You Think About Radius After Visiting Campus---23-05 How Can Pastors Benefit From Radius---25-05 Why Should Pastors Attend the Radius Missiology Conference---26-45 What Should 18-25 Years Think About and Do During and After -28-47 What Are Some Good Books for Aspiring Missionaries to Read---33-51 How Do You Interpret Mark Dever's Message -Endurance Needed and the Dangerous Allure for Speed----41-37 Do We Need to Narrow Down Our Mission Focus-- Are We Excited About Too Many Things--

Kevin DeYoung and Brooks Buser discuss what missionary candidates should know and read before going to the field as well as some of the issues that are happening in missions today.--Chapters-00-00 What Are Some Good Things That You See Happening in the Reformed World Today--4-31 Why Should Ecclesiology Be a Cornerstone for Aspiring Missionaries--8-06 How Do You Get the Idea of Church From the Matthew 28 Great Commission- Are We Called to Make Disciples or to Plant Churches- -12-03 Is the Church a Western Concept--16-32 Do You Need a -Call- to Go Into Missions-- 20-05 What Do You Think About Radius After Visiting Campus--23-05 How Can Pastors Benefit From Radius--25-05 Why Should Pastors Attend the Radius Missiology Conference--26-45 What Should 18-25 Years Think About and Do During and After -28-47 What Are Some Good Books for Aspiring Missionaries to Read--33-51 How Do You Interpret Mark Dever's Message -Endurance Needed and the Dangerous Allure for Speed---41-37 Do We Need to Narrow Down Our Mission Focus- Are We Excited About Too Many Things-

Chris Larson and Brooks Buser discuss what Ligonier Ministries is doing around the world, some of the issues that are happening in missions today, and book recommendations for aspiring missionaries.--CHRIS LARSON-President of Ligonier Ministries--BROOKS BUSER-Cross-Cultural Church Planter, President of Radius International--Chapters-00-52 How is Ligonier Ministries assisting churches around the world---3-00 What are the top books that Ligonier has produced---6-32 Why Should missionaries and sending churches be concerned about right ecclesiology---10-26 How do we celebrate faithfulness---11-20 What are your thoughts on Disciple Making Movements - Church Planting Movements---16-32 Why do so many in missions today value speed---20-35 How come Calvinists historically seem to be the most motivated to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth-- -23-43 You would see Calvinism as the fuel for missions---25-38 How do we find ways to evangelize to keep up with or out pace the birth rate---28-42 What are your thoughts on Radius---30-02 How can churches and pastors benefit from Radius---31-38 What are your top 2-3 book recommendations for aspiring missionaries--

Chris Larson and Brooks Buser discuss what Ligonier Ministries is doing around the world, some of the issues that are happening in missions today, and book recommendations for aspiring missionaries.--CHRIS LARSON-President of Ligonier Ministries--BROOKS BUSER-Cross-Cultural Church Planter, President of Radius International--Chapters-00-52 How is Ligonier Ministries assisting churches around the world--3-00 What are the top books that Ligonier has produced--6-32 Why Should missionaries and sending churches be concerned about right ecclesiology--10-26 How do we celebrate faithfulness--11-20 What are your thoughts on Disciple Making Movements - Church Planting Movements--16-32 Why do so many in missions today value speed--20-35 How come Calvinists historically seem to be the most motivated to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth- -23-43 You would see Calvinism as the fuel for missions--25-38 How do we find ways to evangelize to keep up with or out pace the birth rate--28-42 What are your thoughts on Radius--30-02 How can churches and pastors benefit from Radius--31-38 What are your top 2-3 book recommendations for aspiring missionaries-

Chris Larson and Brooks Buser discuss what Ligonier Ministries is doing around the world, some of the issues that are happening in missions today, and book recommendations for aspiring missionaries.CHRIS LARSONPresident of Ligonier MinistriesBROOKS BUSERCross-Cultural Church Planter, President of Radius InternationalChapters00:52 How is Ligonier Ministries assisting churches around the world?3:00 What are the top books that Ligonier has produced?6:32 Why Should missionaries and sending churches be concerned about right ecclesiology?10:26 How do we celebrate faithfulness?11:20 What are your thoughts on Disciple Making Movements & Church Planting Movements?16:32 Why do so many in missions today value speed?20:35 How come Calvinists historically seem to be the most motivated to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth? 23:43 You would see Calvinism as the fuel for missions?25:38 How do we find ways to evangelize to keep up with or out pace the birth rate?28:42 What are your thoughts on Radius?30:02 How can churches and pastors benefit from Radius?31:38 What are your top 2-3 book recommendations for aspiring missionaries?

Basic pioneer church-planting principles are exemplified through the account of the pioneer church plant among the Iteri people of Papua New Guinea. Brad Buser is an excellent story teller, but he also weaves throughout the narrative how and why church-planters must prepare for a clear Gospel presentation. We cannot make hearts and minds understand the Gospel, that gift is from God, but we are commanded to present the Gospel clearly. Brad presents the foundational principles of our responsibilities with true-life experiences that will have you laughing, crying and sometimes both. -But most of all, watch the video to see God's redemptive work and the Gospel transformation of a remote tribe in PNG. You will once again fall in love with our Father who loves us beyond our wildest imagination.---You are worthy to take the scroll- and to open its seals,-because you were slain,- and with your blood you purchased for God- persons from every tribe and language and people and nation.-You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God,- and they will reign on the earth.- Revelation 5-9-10

Basic pioneer church-planting principles are exemplified through the account of the pioneer church plant among the Iteri people of Papua New Guinea. Brad Buser is an excellent story teller, but he also weaves throughout the narrative how and why church-planters must prepare for a clear Gospel presentation. We cannot make hearts and minds understand the Gospel, that gift is from God, but we are commanded to present the Gospel clearly. Brad presents the foundational principles of our responsibilities with true-life experiences that will have you laughing, crying and sometimes both. -But most of all, watch the video to see God's redemptive work and the Gospel transformation of a remote tribe in PNG. You will once again fall in love with our Father who loves us beyond our wildest imagination.---You are worthy to take the scroll- and to open its seals,-because you were slain,- and with your blood you purchased for God- persons from every tribe and language and people and nation.-You have made them to be a kingdom and priests to serve our God,- and they will reign on the earth.- Revelation 5-9-10

Brad Buser shares how an unassuming, bold youth Pastor led him to Christ and then how he and his wife, Beth, ended up in Papua New Guinea to plant a church among an unreached language group. Their story will challenge those who are discipling young people to teach the full truth of God's Word. In addition to inspiring many to step out in obedience to the Great Commission rather than waiting for -a call-, everyone will be encouraged to walk in faith and do all they can to participate in the fulfillment of our Savior's final command. --Then Jesus came to them and said, -All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.- Matt 28-18-20

Brad Buser shares how an unassuming, bold youth Pastor led him to Christ and then how he and his wife, Beth, ended up in Papua New Guinea to plant a church among an unreached language group. Their story will challenge those who are discipling young people to teach the full truth of God's Word. In addition to inspiring many to step out in obedience to the Great Commission rather than waiting for -a call-, everyone will be encouraged to walk in faith and do all they can to participate in the fulfillment of our Savior's final command. --Then Jesus came to them and said, -All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.- Matt 28-18-20

RMC22 Breakout6-Chad Vegas--Urgency to send gospel ministers to the unreached and hastiness in sending out the unequipped are too often at cross-purposes with one another. How are we to biblically discern a candidate's readiness while upholding a sense of gospel urgency---RADIUS CONFERENCE 2023 is June 28-29, 2023 at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, CA, John MacArthur, Costi Hinn, Brooks Buser, Chad Vegas and others will be speaking.-https---www.radiusinternational.org-missiology-conference---Follow us on Instagram- https---www.instagram.com-radius-international--Find us on Twitter- https---twitter.com-radiusint-Like Our Facebook- https---www.facebook.com-RadiusInternational-Visit us on at- https---www.radiusinternational.org--Sign up for the Radius Report- https---www.radiusinternational.org--RadiusReport---RMC22 -Missiology -GreatCommission

RMC22 Breakout6-Chad Vegas--Urgency to send gospel ministers to the unreached and hastiness in sending out the unequipped are too often at cross-purposes with one another. How are we to biblically discern a candidate's readiness while upholding a sense of gospel urgency----RADIUS CONFERENCE 2023 is June 28-29, 2023 at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, CA, John MacArthur, Costi Hinn, Brooks Buser, Chad Vegas and others will be speaking.-https---www.radiusinternational.org-missiology-conference---Follow us on Instagram- https---www.instagram.com-radius-international--Find us on Twitter- https---twitter.com-radiusint-Like Our Facebook- https---www.facebook.com-RadiusInternational-Visit us on at- https---www.radiusinternational.org--Sign up for the Radius Report- https---www.radiusinternational.org--RadiusReport---RMC22 -Missiology -GreatCommission