Podcasts about living missionally

As we embark on a new year, we're invited to refocus our hearts and lives on Jesus, the One who walks among His people with love and purpose. The image of Christ in Revelation 1 reminds us of His intimate Presence with His church, calling us to live with greater awareness of His guiding hand. This year, we're encouraged to embody Authenticity in our faith, being honest with ourselves, others, and God. We're called to cultivate deeper Relational Living by investing in meaningful connections and building a strong, supportive Gathered Community. Living Missionally, we step into our role as light-bearers, bringing the hope of the Gospel to every corner of our lives. Together, we grow stronger through Equipping and Empowering one another, creating a tapestry of spiritual mentorship where each person both learns and leads. As we embrace a life grounded in Spirit and Truth, we invite God to shape us in body, mind, and spirit, transforming us into reflections of His image. This reset isn't about performance or perfection but about drawing close to Jesus with humility. In communion, we're reminded of the invitation to surrender, realign with God's purposes, and allow Him to renew us. As a church, we begin this year united in Christ, ready to live out His Presence in every moment.

Josh teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:18-21 on the barriers and practical steps to living missionally.

In this episode, we explore the impact of living in the community and how it plays a powerful role in foster care recruitment. We share our personal foster care stories and experiences and reflect on how our journeys began by being surrounded by people who were obedient to their calling as foster parents.While formal recruitment efforts are important, we explore how simply living out our day-to-day lives with purpose can serve as the most significant form of recruitment. By living on mission for God, we naturally create spaces where others are inspired and supported to step into foster care. Tune in to hear how community can change lives and make a lasting difference in the foster care system.Episode Highlights: Importance of community in foster care.Personal stories of starting our foster journeys.Everyday life as a form of recruitment.Obedience to the call of fostering.Building a support system through community.Intentional living can lead others to foster.Find More on Hope Bridge:Sign Up For Our Foster Family Recruitment Email ListFind a Support GroupVisit Our Website Follow us on InstagramFollow us on Facebook Foster Our Community Instagram This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

What if the greatest rescue mission ever conceived was unfolding right before our eyes? Join us as we uncover "The Story of Redemption" and witness how God orchestrates a divine plan to save humanity from the clutches of sin. Through the lens of Genesis, we reflect on the Fall and the profound necessity of redemption, driving home the point that living eternally in sin is a fate worse than death. Discover why no one seeks rescue from paradise, and why our ultimate need is for salvation from the darkness within.Imagine being called to a mission that turns struggle into profound joy. In "Living Missionally," we grapple with our human limitations and celebrate God's mercy in giving us finite lifespans for the sake of protecting paradise. Learn why missional living should be seen as a thrilling opportunity rather than a dutiful obligation. We'll share insights on how embracing the mission of Christ can transform our daily lives and contribute to the grand tapestry of God's kingdom.The journey doesn't stop there. We dive into the stories of biblical giants in "Call to Mission and Blessing" and "The Mission of Moses." From Abraham's courageous journey to Moses' pivotal leadership, we explore the power of faith and obedience. Witness how small acts of devotion can lead to monumental outcomes, as illustrated in "Biblical Characters Following God's Call." Finally, "God's Mission and Believers' Response" and "The Promise of Blessing and Opportunity" invite you to reflect on the transformative power of trust in God's plans. Engage with us as we uncover the timeless lessons of purpose, faith, and divine blessing, and find your place in this enduring story.

Are we going to let differences tear us apart or can we love each other through it? WHAT A QUESTION! I'm so grateful for my friend, Pastor Terry Crist, who shares his wisdom and teaches us so well in this conversation. We talk about being called to live in the tension of grace and truth, having courageous conversations without contention, and pursuing humility. Pastor Terry's latest book, Loving Samaritans is another great resource to help set us up well for what's ahead this year! . . . . . Want to watch this episode on YouTube? Head on over to our YouTube Channel and be sure to like and subscribe!  . . . . The ⁠⁠Let's Read the Gospels Journal⁠⁠ is available now for preorder. Grab a copy for yourself and a friend. . . . . Subscribe to Let's Read the Gospels with Annie F. Downs HERE. Go to https://anniefdowns.com/gospels to download your 2024 January - March Reading Plan or purchase the 2023 Let's Read the Gospels Guidebook. . . . . . Join our Patreon community Single Purpose League as we tackle the question: What is my single purpose and what is my purpose while single? . . . . . Sign up to receive the AFD Week In Review email and ask questions to future guests! #thatsoundsfunpodcast . . . . . Thank you to our sponsors! Better Help: Visit BetterHelp.com/THATSOUNDSFUN today to get 10% off your first month. Thrive Causemetics: Set an exclusive 20% off your first order at thrivecausemetics.com/TSF. KiwiCo: Get 50% off your first month on ANY crate line at kiwico.com with promo code THATSOUNDSFUN. . . . . . If you'd like to partner with Annie as a sponsor for the That Sounds Fun podcast, fill out our Advertise With Us form! . . . . . NYTimes bestselling Christian author, speaker, and host of the That Sounds Fun Podcast, Annie F. Downs shares with you some of her favorite things: new books, faith conversations, entertainers not to miss, and interviews with friends.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Christian Medical and Dental Association's Dr. Bret Nicks talks about what it means to live on mission for God in the workplace.  In his case, he focuses on working for Jesus in the medical field.  He also talks about the importance of being side-by-side with others, especially when some are grieving deep loss. Julie Seals, author of "All My Hope," shares her story of hitting rock bottom because of getting caught up in the drug trade and then being sent to prison.  But God has set her free.  She now dedicates her life to helping others in jail find hope in Jesus. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Jon Fiester and Abby Giwojna know their neighborhood well--and it can be a rough neighborhood. Renewal MB Church in Rapid City, South Dakota is located in a part of town known for drugs, gang activity, and (frankly) a lack of hope. While planting a church in this type of community brings a set of challenges, it also brings unique opportunities. In this week's LEAD Pods, Jon and Abby share how they "live missionally" in their community day-to-day by intentionally working alongside police officers, offering free coffee to teenagers, and being ok with a broken foosball table. Your community likely doesn't look like theirs, but their dedication to knowing and loving their neighbors is something we can all learn from! 

In this sermon on “Living Missionally,” guest preacher Vlad Baraniuk discusses God's design to use His people to make himself known to all people.Vintage ValuesLiving Missionally: God's Heart For the NationsPsalm 67• God's desire: to be known and praised by all peoples everywhere• God's design: that He is to be known and proclaimed by His peopleMy Response (Matthew 28:18-20)• Am I willing to accept and live under the authority of Jesus?• Am I willing to be a disciple of Jesus AND to make other disciples?• Am I willing to be baptized?• Am I willing to be taught the commands of Christ and to teach others?• Does the presence of Jesus encourage me to live this out?

Missio Dei - (Acts 16:11-19) - Amos Yong

Missio Dei - (Acts 16:11-19) - Amos Yong

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Pastor David shares with us how belonging to a community can influence our purpose of living through missions. How do you experience the love of God through community?If you'd like to learn more about this, preorder his book: Made to Belong: Five Practices for Cultivating Community in a Disconnected WorldSupport the show

Welcome! Today features Pastor Chris Rattay preaching on John 1:10-15 (NLT). Find a link to the passage here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+1%3A10-15&version=NLT Para espanol, puede obtener traducción en vivo y grabaciones de audio en español aquí: http://mixlr.com/newlifelh To learn more about our church, visit our website at newlifelh.com.

Welcome! Today features Pastor Dave Kitani preaching on Galatians 5:13-17, 22-25. (NLT). Find a link to the passage here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Galatians+5%3A13-17%2C+22-25.&version=NLT Para espanol, puede obtener traducción en vivo y grabaciones de audio en español aquí: http://mixlr.com/newlifelh To learn more about our church, visit our website at newlifelh.com.

Welcome! Today features Pastor Chris Rattay preaching on 2 Corinthians 2:14-17 (NIV). Find a link to the passage here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2+Corinthians+2%3A14-17+&version=NIV Para espanol, puede obtener traducción en vivo y grabaciones de audio en español aquí: http://mixlr.com/newlifelh To learn more about our church, visit our website at newlifelh.com.

Welcome! Today features Pastor Chris Rattay preaching on Luke 10:1-4,9,17-21,23-24 (NLT). Find a link to the passage here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+10%3A1-4%2C9%2C17-21%2C23-24&version=NLT Para espanol, puede obtener traducción en vivo y grabaciones de audio en español aquí: http://mixlr.com/newlifelh To learn more about our church, visit our website at newlifelh.com.

We begin a new mini-series in the book of Daniel: "Living Missionally." Last week we finished our previous series on God's attributes by highlighting the missional heart of God. So, for the next three weeks, we'll be looking at a few key passages in Daniel which demonstrate how to live out God's missional heart in a culture often at odds with our faith. The book of Daniel is set in Babylon, as the people of God are in exile. They are pressured to give up their identity and be assimilated into the culture. The temptation would be to withdraw fully. Yet that is not the path God calls them to live. Instead, as Jeremiah writes (in a passage during the same time frame; Jer.29:4-7), they are called to move into the city and seek its thriving. Yet that command poses immediate problems. How does a follower of God do that in a city often at odds with biblical values? On one hand, how do we avoid offending neighbors unnecessarily? On the other hand, how do we avoid simply being assimilated into other cultural norms? These questions are as germane for Christians today as they are for our non-Christian friends. So let's ask the book of Daniel about "Everyday Missions" (Daniel 1:1-21).

Sun 5:03 pm | Series: To the Ends of the Earth | Speaker/s: Ps Cam Hall

Sun 5:03 pm | Series: To the Ends of the Earth | Speaker/s: Ps Cam Hall

Jackson and Hutch launch into a new series "Living Missionally", where they interview people who are mission minded in the way they live. In this first episode of the series, they have a discussion with Jackson's friend, Daniel, about his life as a missionary in NYC. If you like this episode, you can catch Daniel at FPC on Sunday, May 29, during the Sunday school hour.

Mark sits down with Gary Goforth. Presented by McGregor Podcast 2021 Visit Our Website at HereAtHomePodcast.com

Does your faith have a whole in it? Does your faith go beyond the walls of the church? Sometimes we isolate ourselves in our own Christian bubble. We try to escape from the world. But this is not what we are called to do. Each of us are called to live a life on mission for God with compassion and love. We are God's plan to spread His good news and live out our faith publicly. Everyone has their own unique gifts and talents that can be used to point people toward Jesus. In this sermon, we learn more about the importance of living a life on mission and our part in God's plan. Speakers: Grace Pothen and Bryan McCabe

In today's episode Dr. David Vanderpool concludes our series on Living Missionally with practical life lessons and challenges to help everyone life a missional life. Check out LiveBeyond.org to learn more about LiveBeyond.

What does it look like to "live missionally"? As we live out our lives in a world of darkness and division, God calls upon us to be His light. In this lesson, Payton explains this directive.

What does it look like to "live missionally"? As we live out our lives in a world of darkness and division, God calls upon us to be His light. In this lesson, Payton explains this directive.

Anna, Elyssa, and Bethany talk to Dan about his experiences in missions, how he got involved in missions, what ministry looks like now, and advice for young people looking to be involved in missions.

Here we are with some thoughts on how to live missionally as you wait.

In the 2nd part of living missionally, we interviewed missionaries to Botswana, Tim & Joy Coppess. We continued the conversation about how we have the ability and duty to serve our community, church, and homes as Christ served us. Enjoy part two.

We began a brand new series on living a life on a mission. We don't have to go somewhere else to make an impact. We can do it right here. During this opening message, we interview John and Gwen Johnson (Missionaries to Africa). Hope you enjoy the new series.

When a family lives on mission together, there is a unique opportunity to be a team in expanding the family of God! This week on Reclaiming Families, Matt and Rachel Escher discuss the importance of living on mission and a little bit about how they do...

Living Missionally | Lisa Russi by Northwest University

Trevor gives us an update on how our church family can live missionally on Sunday mornings.Support the show (https://pushpay.com/g/borocitychurch?src=hpp)

Christian Assembly is a multi-ethnic and historical church in Eagle Rock, CA with four central values: Grace, Worship, Family and Kingdom. Our podcast guest today is Christian Assembly's Kingdom Pastor, Scott Quay, who leads the task of partnering with local and global opportunities for acts of compassion and justice and equipping his congregation to adopt a missional lifestyle. He shares why missions is integral in the character of Jesus and how this has inspired his church to mentor at-risk youth and help feed over 5000 individuals in their community throughout the pandemic. We also heard Pastor Scott's strategy when it comes to forming partnerships, training marketplace leaders to advance the kingdom in their spheres of influence, and serving the unreached in Eagle Rock. Tune in to hear his insights on living missionally and what Christians miss out on when we refrain from doing so!

This week, Dr. Vanderpool continues with Part 8 in the Living Missionally series with how to "Develop love for the Lost". Find his book, "LiveBeyond a Radical Call to Surrender and Serve" at Amazon or at LiveBeyond.org

Part 7 of Dr. Vanderpool's Living Missionally series. This week, we discuss the importance of developing aptitude for missions. Find Dr. Vanderpool's book "LiveBeyond: A Radical Call to Surender and Serve" at Amazon or at our website, LiveBeyond.org

Acts 17: 22-34

Living missionally IS NOT an option. It is a command from Jesus. JOIN US on this podcast as Jared and Jourdan describe what it means to “live on mission” and how our church wants to “co-labor” with God in making and sending disciples.

Part 6 of Dr. Vanderpool's Living Missionally series. This week, we discuss the importance of developing Gratitude.

What does it mean to live on mission? Trey Shaw has spent nearly two decades in Hungary serving as a church planter and missionary. But he didn't always want to be a missionary and maintains a much broader view of what it means to "live missionally," wherever that may be in the world. “I'm a missionary, but that's a role—there's no difference in quality between a missionary and someone who is not,” Trey told us in Episode #013. “We all have a role in the Kingdom; if you work at a Fortune 500 company in the city, then you take it with you and you live it out. It's all God's business.”Take a listen to this week's episode to see how humility intersects with the ordinary to create something truly extraordinary in the Kingdom of God. _____________Have you subscribed to our podcast yet? If not, we encourage you to subscribe so that you don't miss out the great content and conversations to come!  Would you consider leaving us a review on iTunes? Click here to subscribe and review in iTunes. We would love to hear what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you!Connect with us!Instagram | johnmiltonjordan // allisoncjordan Website | https://livethemore.com/

Dr. Darrell Bock and Alan Hirsch discuss the missional church, focusing on the need for change and strategies for cultural engagement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices