Podcasts about biblical ministries worldwide

Chris Anderson joined the podcast to discuss the importance of singing great music in our churches. Check out his book here: https://a.co/d/ah7abhh Learn more about Biblical Ministries Worldwide here: https://biblicalministries.org/ Learn more abou...

Chris Anderson joined the podcast to discuss the importance of singing great music in our churches. Check out his book here: https://a.co/d/ah7abhh Learn more about Biblical Ministries Worldwide here: https://biblicalministries.org/ Learn more about Church Works Media here: https://www.churchworksmedia.com/   https://dotheology.com https://store.dotheology.com https://www.buymeacoffee.com/DoTheology Contact Us: show@dotheology.com https://twitter.com/dotheology​​ https://facebook.com/dotheology​ Subscribe to the podcast: https://linktr.ee/DoTheology  

World events over the past two years has overturned the form of missions. However, the Great Commission mandate remains the same leaving church leaders feeling exposed, ill-equipped, and uncertain. With their experience, leaders from Biblical Ministries Worldwide will wrestle with interpreting these world events from a missions perspective. In an effort to support the local church, this discussion by panelists will draw insights, offer support, and answer questions.

World events over the past two years has overturned the form of missions. However, the Great Commission mandate remains the same leaving church leaders feeling exposed, ill-equipped, and uncertain. With their experience, leaders from Biblical Ministries Worldwide will wrestle with interpreting these world events from a missions perspective. In an effort to support the local church, this discussion by panelists will draw insights, offer support, and answer questions.

This Sunday we will have the privilege of hearing Chris Anderson share from God's Word. Chris was formerly the senior pastor at Killian Hill Baptist Church and is currently serving on the executive team at Biblical Ministries Worldwide. 

Host, Pastor Andy Huber, together with Pastor Damian Efta, interviews Andrew Bunnell, the Executive Director of Biblical Ministries Worldwide, about BMW's work around the world and how Church of the Open Door can continue to be involved, during Missions Awareness Week 2022. Sheep and Shepherds is a weekly conversation by a group of church elders who are concerned with the wellbeing of the people within their local congregation, Church of the Open Door of Leavenworth, KS. Visit our website at opendoorinfo.org.

Host, Pastor Andy Huber, together with Pastor Damian Efta, interviews Andrew Bunnell, the Executive Director of Biblical Ministries Worldwide, about BMW's work around the world and how Church of the Open Door can continue to be involved, during Missions Awareness Week 2022. Sheep and Shepherds is a weekly conversation by a group of church elders who are concerned with the wellbeing of the people within their local congregation, Church of the Open Door of Leavenworth, KS. Visit our website at opendoorinfo.org.

Speaker: Chris Anderson Scripture: 3 John Pastor Chris Anderson is now a representative for Biblical Ministries Worldwide. Chris's ministry includes the important task of encouraging men and young families to consider the pastorate or missions work as a life-time calling. With the number of pastors in the USA decreasing, this ministry is more crucial than ever before. Chris will be preaching from 3 John.

Speaker: Chris Anderson   Chris has just returned from a humanitarian trip to Ukraine through his missions agency. He will show some pictures from his trip and offer a Q&A about what is going on in that war-torn nation.

Jake & Elizabeth Delich serve as missionaries to Puerto Rico with Biblical Ministries Worldwide. Learn more about this DBC supported missionary family as Jake share more about himself and his family while also sharing  his testimony, the story of how his family transitioned from serving in Sweden to Puerto Rico, and the work that God is currently doing in and through their ministry in the first of several missionary spotlight episodes we'll be releasing over the next several weeks. 

Join us this week with our guest speaker Andy Overly, Chief Global Engagement Officer for Biblical Ministries Worldwide. Follow along in Psalm 133.

Roger Peterson, Biblical Ministries Worldwide to France

Roger Peterson, Biblical Ministries Worldwide to France

Paul Seger of Biblical Ministries Worldwide shares his call to ministry/missions, the nuts and bolts of missionary deputation, and answers several practical questions regarding mission boards and missions in the local church.

On this episode we are joined by two men who have dedicated their lives to the areas of discipleship, culture making and church planting. Paul Seger is the general director of Biblical Ministries Worldwide. He was a missionary in South Africa for 17 years before stepping into the leadership position he now fills. In this interview he shares insights on how to create a culture of discipleship and gives wisdom on living it out on a daily basis. Phil Peterson is our second guest and he is the director of the missions program at Appalachian Bible College. He was a missionary church planter in three European countries before stepping into his role as a professor. He share personal insight on the three main thrusts of our show as well as tremendous insight on how we can teach and instill these principles on others through both formal education and discipleship relationships. You will also be introduced to the book Culture Making: Rediscovering Our Creative Calling by Andy Crouch. Music: Nothing Better & Rolling, Rolling, Rolling by Jon Guerra. (I want to give a special thanks to my cousin Jon for allowing me to use his music on my podcast. Please support his work.) https://www.jonguerramusic.com/

Jeff Pickering and Travis Wussow welcome Andrew Bunnell of Biblical Ministries Worldwide to the roundtable for a wide ranging conversation on religious freedom. The discussion covers various misconceptions about this freedom and how we can chart a path forward that advances the Kingdom of God and the common good of our neighbors in our country. Andrew speaks with a wealth of experience on the mission field as a church planter and knowledge of the history of how government policy treats this foundational human right.Guest BiographyAndrew Bunnell has invested his life evangelizing the lost and planting and revitalizing churches in more than forty countries across Eurasia, Africa, and North America. After twenty years with Baptist International Missions, he now serves as General Director Designate at Biblical Ministries Worldwide. Andrew is also pursuing a PhD at the University of Washington at Seattle focused on the global role of religion in shaping culture and politics. In 2000, he married his childhood sweetheart, Sarah. They have three children: Joseph, Jackson and Elizabeth.Resources from the ConversationConnect with AndrewLearn more about Biblical Ministries WorldwideListen to Andrew's Podcast Liberty.EarthLearn more about the Supreme Court cases Travis mentioned: Citing ERLC brief, SCOTUS protects religious libertyLearn more about navigating the tension of religious liberty during the pandemic: A Q&A for churches on government restrictions with a religious liberty attorneyLearn more about John Leland: How a Baptist preacher helped ensure religious libertyDownload the Courage and Civility Church KitDownload the Caring Well Hiring GuideSubscribe to ERLC's Policy Newsletter

In an episode of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck is captured by a big white abominable snowman that mistakes him for a rabbit. The white monster rocks Daffy in his arms and vows to “hug him and pet him and squeeze him” and keep him for his very own. It’s cute until we embrace a “pet” sin. Then it’s no laughing matter.

The question: How do you trust God when you’re afraid? So far, we’ve learned that our understanding is faulty, that we need to acknowledge God in all we do, that we have to be humble before God, shun evil, pursue good, and make God number one in our lives. It’s a tall order, but we’re not done. Because it’s so easy to allow fear to creep in our lives, we have to take a spiritual pulse and rest in God’s love. Rest. Now that’s what we’ve all been waiting for!

OSHA demands that all workplaces employ the use of personal protection equipment for potentially dangerous jobs. In fact, there’s a whole industry devoted to manufacturing helmets, shoes, uniforms, all designed for comfort and protection. Good news – God is better than OSHA and doesn’t leave us walking this planet without protection of our own, and that protection is found in the armor of the Gospel. Steve Barsuhn leads our convo.

Our society regards marriage in a cavalier way - as easy to throw away as the afternoon's taco wrapper. But marriage is designed by God to demonstrate Christ's love to us, his church. But one sinner married to another poses difficulties. What's the answer?

The nation is at war. David is just a kid. What happens when he finds himself, alone, engaged in mortal combat against the enemy's best fighter? Our good friend, Steve Rygh, joins us to talk about this popular Bible story and discuss what it means to us today.

Kindness is a scarce commodity in today’s culture. Yet, we are called to be kind because that is a symptom or expression of love. What does it mean to be kind and is there a difference between being kind and becoming the proverbial doormat?

Mike and former Key Radio General Manager, Steve Barsuhn, take a walk down memory lane, before tackling today's key verse. Joshua of the Old Testament challenges us even today - Who's going to rule in our life?

Lessons in grace, salvation, dealing with temptation, and honoring God. Steve Barsuhn wallops us with thought-provoking, heart-pounding truths found in the story of Joseph.

If you like object lessons, this discussion is for you. Bible teacher and author Lee Whitworth takes us through the book of Ezekiel, and brought props! Pans, planks, bricks, and sticks. Find out why by listening now!

We need to win! Defeat the opposition! Claim victory over our enemies! At least that’s the natural human reaction. But what happens when you discover that your so-called enemy is a person with a name, a history, fears, and aspirations? Today, Lee Whitworth, Field Director of Biblical Ministries Worldwide challenges us to see the person behind the mask – and learn why it’s truly a blessing to be a peacemaker!

The Buzzword is “Social Justice.” But if you ask people to define what that means, you’ll get a profusion of contradicting definitions. Paul Seger, General Director of Biblical Ministries Worldwide joins Mike and Heather to tackle the issue from a Gospel perspective. Are Christians supposed to care for the needs of the downtrodden, the persecuted, and the abandoned? Yeppers! But roll up your sleeves, friend! There’s so much more!

Today Pastor Jeremy is joined by Lee Whitworth as they explain how God is wrathful towards sin. This can be a REALLY tough lesson to learn and understand, but thankfully we have some great teachers! They point out lessons we can apply to our own lives from looking at God’s wrath!

Recently I interview Jake Delich. Jake and his wife Elizabeth have planted a church in Sweden and are now helping with a church plant in Puerto Rico. I should point out that this interview was recorded prior to the hurricane Maria. Jake and his family did come out of Maria in good shape but the situation in Puerto Rico is serious. Jake Shared: His testimony  2:16 His interest in missions  5:26 Church planting in Sweden  6:29 How to understand the post-modern Swedish people  9:00 Their goals and methods in Sweden  10:52 How the work developed in Sweden  13:45 God closing the door in Sweden  16:12 Church planting and discipleship in Puerto Rico  18:00 The cultural situation in Puerto Rico  20:50 The current work in Puerto Rico  22:11 Relational evangelism  23:30 Church planting steps  26:20 An example of these steps in Puerto Rico  31:36 How we can pray for and support the work in Puerto Rico  33:38 Contact Information email JEDelich@gmail.com Please support Jake and Elizabeth through pray and giving. For more information on giving you can contact Biblical Ministries Worldwide at https://www.biblicalministries.org/support/ Closing Thoughts Thanks for listening to this episode of Coaching Christian Leaders. Please subscribe to Coaching Christian Leaders and never miss an episode. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and most any podcast app. Also, visit our Facebook Page and leave a review there or join the conversation.  Finally, join the Coaching Christian Leaders team. You can do so by clicking HERE.  I send an email to all team members when a new episode is released. This email includes the show notes and Member Only Resources. I will never share your email address and you can unsubscribe at any time.

God is working in Argentina. In a valley, not far from Cordoba, God is spreading the good news of His Son, Jesus. To accomplish this, He is using Tito and Adriana Ramirez.  Tito and Adriana have an ambitious plan to plant 15 churches in the Punilla Valley of Argentina. The Punilla Valley is located west-northwest of Cordoba Argentina.  Tito and Adriana Shared Tito and Adriana share how the came to trust on Jesus Christ. They share the steps that led them into missions. They share the work God has called them to do. They also share how you can get involved with the work in Argentina. Contact Info Please email Tito and Adriana at TitoAdriana@gmail.com Please support Tito and Adriana through pray and giving. For more information on giving you can contact Biblical Ministries Worldwide at https://www.biblicalministries.org/support/ Closing Thoughts Thanks for listening to Real Pastors.  If you are not a subscriber then please become one. You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, and most any podcast app. Also, please leave a review of Real Pastors wherever you listen.  Your reviews help the podcast reach more people. Finally, become a member of the Real Pastors Team.  You can do so by clicking HERE.  You will receive an email when I release a new episode.  The show notes will be emailed to you and I will occasionally send you Member Only Resources.  I will never share your email address and you can unsubscribe at any time.