Podcasts about Operation World

This episode covers a lot of ground as co-hosts Keane and Heather talk with Pastor Dave Totman. Dave shares about his experience growing up on the mission field, his own calling to missions, and invaluable suggestions for anyone considering serving in missions. He also unpacks what it means for a church to “hold the ropes” for its missionaries and the blessing of having his adult daughter now serving in missions. Listen to some of our previous Third Culture Kid episodes. “When [my dad] was told no, he trusted that what God was doing in his heart and in his life, that God was going to make it happen.” “Where we are weak, where sometimes we feel like or have even been told that we don't have what it takes, God can overcome any of that stuff.” “God can use me with my interests and my gifting in a very different way than my dad.” Third Culture Kids by David Pollock and Ruth Van Reken “It was not a couple of days or couple of weeks thing; this was actually a couple of years. It took a while for me to realize what God was doing.” “Any decisions have to be saturated in prayer.” Operation World and Joshua Project “The process of praying through and considering those different things and the conversations that that led to around the dining room table - that was where God was working and shaping our hearts.”  “You open up your hands to God, and you say, ‘Anywhere, anytime, anything. I just want to be obedient. I'm going to follow You. You made me in Your image, and You've designed me to bring You glory, so I want to bring You glory, and I'll do it anywhere, anytime, I'll do anything to bring You glory.'” “Looking for wise counsel around you [...] that's a really vital piece of discerning God's will.” “We are called to reach our neighbors, we are called to reach our wider community, but we are also called to be the Gospel light around the world.” “We've been the recipients of seeing a church be faithful to [holding the ropes].” “We need to know our missionaries, we need to care for our missionaries, and that's way beyond caring for just their financial needs.” “One way to support is to read the prayer updates carefully, and then we're all humans, so let's engage at a human level with compassion.” Dave's suggestions if you're considering missions: Pray! Ask others to pray with you Consider taking a short-term mission trip Read missionary biographies Serve where you are “For a boat that's tied to the dock, the rudder is worthless [...] Once you push off, the rudder can direct the boat anywhere. I don't want to be a boat tied to the dock asking God to lead me.” What's changing our lives: Keane: Lego sets Heather: Instagram feed of only those you're following (here's how!) Dave: Learning from Charles Spurgeon this year Weekly Spotlight: Sahel Academy and International Christian School of Budapest We'd love to hear from you! podcast@teachbeyond.org Podcast Website: https://teachbeyond.org/podcast Learn about TeachBeyond: https://teachbeyond.org/ 

How can a deeper commitment to prayer transform global missions and our personal faith journeys?   In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Sarah Plummer, leader of the Lausanne Movement's Intercessory Working Group, shares powerful insights on the central role of prayer in mission work and calls us to intentional prayer as we draw closer to the Fourth Lausanne Congress. Sarah reflects on the legacy of prayer in Lausanne, its impact on global evangelism, and offers practical advice for revitalising your prayer life.   Main Points: The Foundation of Prayer in Lausanne: Discover how prayer has been the bedrock of the Lausanne Movement since its inception, shaping every aspect of its mission and activities. Testimonies of Breakthroughs: Sarah shares powerful stories of how intentional prayer has led to significant breakthroughs, including the 2004 Pattaya Congress and the 2010 Cape Town Congress. Revitalising Your Prayer Life: Learn practical tips for overcoming stagnation in prayer and reconnecting with God through the scriptures, particularly the Psalms. Global Prayer Movements: Explore valuable resources and movements like Operation World and 24/7 Prayer, which are mobilising Christians worldwide to pray for the nations.   Call to Action:  After listening, take a moment to reflect on your own prayer life and the role God is inviting you to play in praying for a fresh move of God in global missions. Consider joining or forming a prayer triplet, signing up for a 24/7 prayer slot, or simply dedicating more time to intentional prayer. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with others who might be inspired by Sarah's testimony.   Links & Resources: Lausanne Prayer Initiatives Register Your 24-7 Prayer Slot - https://signup.24-7prayer.com/signup/28ddcd 24-7 Global Mission Prayer Room - https://www.youtube.com/live/wPXAQAfUg5Q Download Prayer Guides - https://congress.lausanne.org/pray/ Prayer Triplet Guide - https://congress.lausanne.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/EN-Lausanne-Prayer-Triplets-Card-V2.pdf Operation World - https://operationworld.org/ International Prayer Connect - https://www.ipcprayer.org/en/ipc-home Lectio 365 App - https://www.24-7prayer.com/resource/lectio-365/ Joshua Project - https://www.joshuaproject.net/   These resources provide tools and guides to enhance your prayer life and engage in global mission-focused prayer.   Guest Bio: Sarah Plummer ( M.T.D, B.D., B.Ed., Grad Cert DT. ) Sarah is a dedicated servant leader whose love for Jesus began in her childhood and affirmed with her ordination in 1996 after graduating from Moore College, Sydney. With a heart for Christ's holistic mission, she has led with strategic vision in various roles, including CEO of Anglicare College and Executive Director at Anglicare. Her commitment to Christian service is evident through her international director of prayer ministries with World Vision and her influential tenure on the International Lausanne Board. Sarah has served these last eighteen years as the Intercession Working Group Chair for Lausanne. A supporter of quality Christian education, Sarah has contributed to the governance of several schools and is a respected figure in the Canberra-Goulburn Anglican Diocesan leadership. As she contemplates her future, Sarah remains open to following God's call to exceptional servant leadership in this new season. We'd love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

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We are living in momentous times! Whilst some in the media want to write off Christianity and talk about the decline of the church, the opposite is happening in many parts of the world today.   A report by the Pulitzer Centre shows that every day 35,000 people come to Christ through the work of the Holy Spirit. According to Operation World, Iran a country once closed to the gospel, now has the fastest-growing evangelical movement in the world. It is estimated that over 1 million have accepted Christ in the last 20 years. 
  Everything changed when the Holy Spirit came suddenly upon a group of 120 disciples. They testified boldly about Jesus to thousands who had gathered in Jerusalem at Pentecost and the church greatly accelerated (Acts 2:41,47; Acts 4:2; Acts 5:13; Acts 6:7; Acts 11:21,24).   Many churches around the world today are not meeting in small halls, but in stadiums. We too must pivot into seeing that happen in our nation. So, we are starting a new series on how it's time to reap the harvest. We see some simple lessons from the great example Jesus gave us as He preached to multitudes about this very topic (Matthew 9:35-38).   1. We must have vision (Matthew 9:36; Genesis 15:5) 2. We must have compassion (Matthew 9:36; Matthew 4:24,12:15; Luke 6:19; Matthew 8:1-4; Matthew 9:10-17; Luke 7:47; John 8; Romans 5:5) 3. We must pray for workers (Matthew 9:38; Philippians 2:10-11; Mark 1:35-37; Acts 13:2; Matthew 6:10; Genesis 32; Colossians 4:12) 4. We need to recruit teams (Matthew 10:1; Matthew 4:19; John 5:17; 1 Corinthians 15:10; John 15:8; Daniel 12:3; Romans 4:17; Luke 5:8,10-11; Nehemiah 4:6; 2 Timothy 4:5)  Apply   1. We must have vision (Matthew 9:36). Jesus saw the crowds, and He often ministered to crowds by the power of the Holy Spirit all at once. To see a great harvest into the Kingdom of God, we must have the same vision and focus as Jesus (Genesis 15:5). You need to have a big vision of the spiritual descendants who God is sending to us to fulfil His promise. When you receive it, instead of seeing a whole heap of trouble in the crowds, you'll start seeing how God will change the lives of millions of people who don't yet know Jesus.    2. We must have compassion (Matthew 9:36). Jesus looked on the crowds with eyes of compassion. He saw them as ‘harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd'. ‘Helpless' means that, like so many today, they were unable to handle the challenges life in daily life, and there was no-one to help them. At that time, apart from rampant sickness, poverty, disease and demonic oppression, Roman occupation of Israel brought its own challenges. Jesus didn't just see faces, He didn't just see problems: even in a crowd, He saw each individual, He knew their pain and addressed it with the power of God. Many times we read in the gospels that Jesus healed everyone that came to Him (Matthew 4:24,12:15; Luke 6:19).We too can show compassion by not hesitating to pray for the sick, asking Jesus to continue His work as we lay hands on them. Jesus ministered to the crowds but also individuals and to children. He ministered to despised people. He touched lepers with His unprotected hands, re-admitting them to society (Matthew 8:1-4). He ate with the tax collectors who were so hated by many (Matthew 9:10-17). He forgave the many sins of a prostitute (Luke 7:47) and saved a woman caught in the act of adultery from being stoned to death (John 8). What do you see when you look at a crowd? Are you filled with compassion?
Just like Jesus, you too can have God's heart of compassion (Romans 5:5). God wants to give you His heart, but you must be willing to receive it. Ask God for His heart of compassion.   3. We must pray for workers (Matthew 9:38). Everything begins with our recognition that there is a Lord of the harvest. That means we are not in charge: He is. He is Lord of our hearts, Lord of our lives, Lord of His church, and Lord of everything (Philippians 2:10-11). When we are submitted both to God and to leaders in the church, we can participate in His mission of sharing the good news of the gospel. His mission begins in the place of prayer, not in the place of busyness and activity. Prayer is how Jesus set His priorities for His work (Mark 1:35-37). When we pray, God calls people into His service (Acts 13:2). Our prayer can and will produce great change, and is where the real battle for people's the souls takes place. Sadly, many who are meant to be giving their best for God have sold themselves instead to their employer or their business, so God doesn't have first place and isn't Lord of their hearts. We must win a victory in the spiritual realm through prayer to release people into service for God (Matthew 6:10). Jacob wrestled with God in prayer to receive the blessing of God over his life and family. As a result of his all night encounter, his name was changed from Jacob to Israel and God blessed him (Genesis 32). We see this pattern of prayer in the New Testament church as they sought to not only win people to the Lord, but to see them established in Christ, standing firm (Colossians 4:12). Pray that God will call people out of darkness and into God's service, that He will establish them to stand firm and give them a repentant, good and noble heart that multiplies disciples.   4. We need to recruit teams. Jesus didn't just see the crowd, He saw what it would take to minister to them effectively. He would need to gather, train, commission, and release a team so that more people could be reached. After a night of prayer, He appointed His team of 12 disciples and sent them to do what He had been doing, giving them authority and equipping them (Matthew 10:1). This is what we must do if we are to be at full capacity for a great harvest. Jesus wants us to ask the Lord to send people who are willing to do the real work of evangelism, ministering where people are. Jesus called his team of 12 not just to stay with Him, but to go with Him, then go ahead of Him, to do what they saw him doing in public. God wants all of us to work for Him (Matthew 4:19; John 5:17; 1 Corinthians 15:10). Proof that we are disciples of Jesus is that we bear fruit of love in our character by what we do and in winning people to the Lord (John 15:8; Daniel 12:3). We must each be intentional in telling our story of what God has done in us whenever the opportunity arises. Together, like a combine harvester, we will reap as each one does their work. While some are winning people, others will be establishing people in the Lord, others will shaping and forming people as disciples so they too can serve, others will inspire and encourage people to become influencers, but all work together. Wherever we are employed, we are all first to be servants of God 24/7. Let's not allow ourselves any excuses. We have grace from God to overcome fear, to be patient and kind to people, to show mercy, to endure hardship. We may not think we can do evangelism, but God calls the things that are not as though they were (Romans 4:17). When we surrender to Him, He will help us. God is looking for workers who are available and God fearing (Luke 5:8,10-11). The first disciples were God fearing. There was no greater purpose in life for them than being with and working for Jesus, the Son of God. What's it going to take for you to be available to God right where you are? Don't hesitate to make the changes in your life so you can be ready for a great harvest. Make it a daily habit to tell God you are available to Him at any time to share your testimony. Then actively look for opportunities and take them. We must also be surrendered. Have you surrendered all to Jesus yet? Then we must be humble and anointed. Will you remain humble for God? Will you keep His anointing by being holy? We are to be persistent and hard-working team players (Nehemiah 4:6). Every one of us is called to ‘do the work of an evangelist' (2 Timothy 4:5).  So to see a great harvest, we need vision to minister to multitudes of people, we need God's heart of compassion, more prayer, and more teams. Let us pray that God will send forth many workers who will lead many people to know his son Jesus, to the glory of God! This is a momentous time where we all need to become full time servants of God in our attitude of mind. Wherever we are employed, it is time to start living on God's terms and not our own. It's time to receive Jesus as Lord, not just saviour. Lord of your time, money ambitions, hopes, dreams. Then you'll be able to serve Him wholeheartedly. 

We are living in momentous times! Whilst some in the media want to write off Christianity and talk about the decline of the church, the opposite is happening in many parts of the world today.   A report by the Pulitzer Centre shows that every day 35,000 people come to Christ through the work of the Holy Spirit. According to Operation World, Iran a country once closed to the gospel, now has the fastest-growing evangelical movement in the world. It is estimated that over 1 million have accepted Christ in the last 20 years. 
  Everything changed when the Holy Spirit came suddenly upon a group of 120 disciples. They testified boldly about Jesus to thousands who had gathered in Jerusalem at Pentecost and the church greatly accelerated (Acts 2:41,47; Acts 4:2; Acts 5:13; Acts 6:7; Acts 11:21,24).   Many churches around the world today are not meeting in small halls, but in stadiums. We too must pivot into seeing that happen in our nation. So, we are starting a new series on how it's time to reap the harvest. We see some simple lessons from the great example Jesus gave us as He preached to multitudes about this very topic (Matthew 9:35-38).   1. We must have vision (Matthew 9:36; Genesis 15:5) 2. We must have compassion (Matthew 9:36; Matthew 4:24,12:15; Luke 6:19; Matthew 8:1-4; Matthew 9:10-17; Luke 7:47; John 8; Romans 5:5) 3. We must pray for workers (Matthew 9:38; Philippians 2:10-11; Mark 1:35-37; Acts 13:2; Matthew 6:10; Genesis 32; Colossians 4:12) 4. We need to recruit teams (Matthew 10:1; Matthew 4:19; John 5:17; 1 Corinthians 15:10; John 15:8; Daniel 12:3; Romans 4:17; Luke 5:8,10-11; Nehemiah 4:6; 2 Timothy 4:5)  Apply   1. We must have vision (Matthew 9:36). Jesus saw the crowds, and He often ministered to crowds by the power of the Holy Spirit all at once. To see a great harvest into the Kingdom of God, we must have the same vision and focus as Jesus (Genesis 15:5). You need to have a big vision of the spiritual descendants who God is sending to us to fulfil His promise. When you receive it, instead of seeing a whole heap of trouble in the crowds, you'll start seeing how God will change the lives of millions of people who don't yet know Jesus.    2. We must have compassion (Matthew 9:36). Jesus looked on the crowds with eyes of compassion. He saw them as ‘harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd'. ‘Helpless' means that, like so many today, they were unable to handle the challenges life in daily life, and there was no-one to help them. At that time, apart from rampant sickness, poverty, disease and demonic oppression, Roman occupation of Israel brought its own challenges. Jesus didn't just see faces, He didn't just see problems: even in a crowd, He saw each individual, He knew their pain and addressed it with the power of God. Many times we read in the gospels that Jesus healed everyone that came to Him (Matthew 4:24,12:15; Luke 6:19).We too can show compassion by not hesitating to pray for the sick, asking Jesus to continue His work as we lay hands on them. Jesus ministered to the crowds but also individuals and to children. He ministered to despised people. He touched lepers with His unprotected hands, re-admitting them to society (Matthew 8:1-4). He ate with the tax collectors who were so hated by many (Matthew 9:10-17). He forgave the many sins of a prostitute (Luke 7:47) and saved a woman caught in the act of adultery from being stoned to death (John 8). What do you see when you look at a crowd? Are you filled with compassion?
Just like Jesus, you too can have God's heart of compassion (Romans 5:5). God wants to give you His heart, but you must be willing to receive it. Ask God for His heart of compassion.   3. We must pray for workers (Matthew 9:38). Everything begins with our recognition that there is a Lord of the harvest. That means we are not in charge: He is. He is Lord of our hearts, Lord of our lives, Lord of His church, and Lord of everything (Philippians 2:10-11). When we are submitted both to God and to leaders in the church, we can participate in His mission of sharing the good news of the gospel. His mission begins in the place of prayer, not in the place of busyness and activity. Prayer is how Jesus set His priorities for His work (Mark 1:35-37). When we pray, God calls people into His service (Acts 13:2). Our prayer can and will produce great change, and is where the real battle for people's the souls takes place. Sadly, many who are meant to be giving their best for God have sold themselves instead to their employer or their business, so God doesn't have first place and isn't Lord of their hearts. We must win a victory in the spiritual realm through prayer to release people into service for God (Matthew 6:10). Jacob wrestled with God in prayer to receive the blessing of God over his life and family. As a result of his all night encounter, his name was changed from Jacob to Israel and God blessed him (Genesis 32). We see this pattern of prayer in the New Testament church as they sought to not only win people to the Lord, but to see them established in Christ, standing firm (Colossians 4:12). Pray that God will call people out of darkness and into God's service, that He will establish them to stand firm and give them a repentant, good and noble heart that multiplies disciples.   4. We need to recruit teams. Jesus didn't just see the crowd, He saw what it would take to minister to them effectively. He would need to gather, train, commission, and release a team so that more people could be reached. After a night of prayer, He appointed His team of 12 disciples and sent them to do what He had been doing, giving them authority and equipping them (Matthew 10:1). This is what we must do if we are to be at full capacity for a great harvest. Jesus wants us to ask the Lord to send people who are willing to do the real work of evangelism, ministering where people are. Jesus called his team of 12 not just to stay with Him, but to go with Him, then go ahead of Him, to do what they saw him doing in public. God wants all of us to work for Him (Matthew 4:19; John 5:17; 1 Corinthians 15:10). Proof that we are disciples of Jesus is that we bear fruit of love in our character by what we do and in winning people to the Lord (John 15:8; Daniel 12:3). We must each be intentional in telling our story of what God has done in us whenever the opportunity arises. Together, like a combine harvester, we will reap as each one does their work. While some are winning people, others will be establishing people in the Lord, others will shaping and forming people as disciples so they too can serve, others will inspire and encourage people to become influencers, but all work together. Wherever we are employed, we are all first to be servants of God 24/7. Let's not allow ourselves any excuses. We have grace from God to overcome fear, to be patient and kind to people, to show mercy, to endure hardship. We may not think we can do evangelism, but God calls the things that are not as though they were (Romans 4:17). When we surrender to Him, He will help us. God is looking for workers who are available and God fearing (Luke 5:8,10-11). The first disciples were God fearing. There was no greater purpose in life for them than being with and working for Jesus, the Son of God. What's it going to take for you to be available to God right where you are? Don't hesitate to make the changes in your life so you can be ready for a great harvest. Make it a daily habit to tell God you are available to Him at any time to share your testimony. Then actively look for opportunities and take them. We must also be surrendered. Have you surrendered all to Jesus yet? Then we must be humble and anointed. Will you remain humble for God? Will you keep His anointing by being holy? We are to be persistent and hard-working team players (Nehemiah 4:6). Every one of us is called to ‘do the work of an evangelist' (2 Timothy 4:5).  So to see a great harvest, we need vision to minister to multitudes of people, we need God's heart of compassion, more prayer, and more teams. Let us pray that God will send forth many workers who will lead many people to know his son Jesus, to the glory of God! This is a momentous time where we all need to become full time servants of God in our attitude of mind. Wherever we are employed, it is time to start living on God's terms and not our own. It's time to receive Jesus as Lord, not just saviour. Lord of your time, money ambitions, hopes, dreams. Then you'll be able to serve Him wholeheartedly. 

On the Feb. 2024 episode of the Northwest Yearly Meeting podcast host Austin Way (South Salem Friends) has an interview with David and Tricia Howell who are Evangelical Friends Missionaries in Ireland. According to Operation World, Ireland has an evangelical population of around 1.6%, which is the lowest percentage of any country in the English-speaking world. Since their arrival in Ireland in 2008, the Howells have shared the message of grace, hope, and peace with a people they now consider friends. It is their desire to create a place to worship where anyone can come and seek after the heart of a loving Father.  David & Tricia are currently on deputation and are back in the states until May 2024 raising support. You can click here to learn more about the Howell's and their work in Ireland: https://catalog.friendsmission.com/campaign/efm-ireland-or-the-howell-family/c203067

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Courtenay Turner invites, John Richardson, "The Apricot Seed Guy," carries on the legacy of his father, Dr. John A. Richardson, MD, and G. Edward Griffin by telling the world about the health benefits and power of Apricot Seeds and Vitamin B17/Laetrile at Richardson Nutritional Center. Many of John's closest friends have been introduced to him due to his relationship with Mr. G, who was his father's lifetime best friend. John has eaten Apricot Seeds every day of his life. His father, Dr. John A. Richardson, MD, was a pioneer of nutritional health and alternative treatment in the late 1960s who helped thousands of people through B17/Laetrile treatment. His reward: He lost his medical license, his freedom, and eventually, his life. Operation World Without Cancer is a humanitarian global marketing effort to create widespread understanding of all natural, organic, metabolic, God-given solutions to cancer, with the ultimate goal of making cancer as rare as scurvy by the year 2030. To get your B17 products, Visit: https://rncstore.com/courtz Discount Code: COURTZ ————————————————— Disclaimer: this is intended to be inspiration & entertainment. We aim to inform, inspire & empower. Guest opinions/ statements are not a reflection of the host or podcast. Please note these are conversational dialogues. All statements and opinions are not necessarily meant to be taken as fact. Please do your own research. Thanks for watching! ————————————————— Follow & Connect with Courtenay: https://www.courtenayturner.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/KineticCourtz TruthSocial: https://truthsocial.com/@CourtenayTurner Instagram: https://instagram.com/kineticcourtz Telegram: https://t.me/courtenayturnerpodcastcommunity Read some of her articles: https://www.truthmatters.biz Listen to &/or watch the podcast here! https://linktr.ee/courtenayturner Support my work & Affiliate links: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/courtzt https://zstacklife.com/?ref=COURTENAYTURNER The American Conference: https://www.americafirstpact.org/the-american-conference 10% OFF Promo Code: COURTZ MAKE HONEY GREAT AGAIN https://www.makehoneygreatagain.com/ Promo Code: COURTZ FOX N SONS Coffee: https://www.foxnsons.com Promo Code: CTP Richardson Nutritional Center: https://rncstore.com/courtz The wellness company: https://www.twc.health/?ref=UY6YiLPqkwZzUX Enroll link: https://app.sharehealthcare.com/enroll? Referral code: courtz LMNT: http://drinklmnt.com/CourtenayTurner ©2023 All Rights Reserved Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Praying alone is critical in the lives of the followers of Christ. It connects us to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in the relationship that the whole Bible story made possible. Adam and Eve brought sin and death into the world, but God knew they would. His plan accounted for that. It accounted for generations of failure, gnashing of teeth, idolatry, and other sin. It provided a solution in the form of Jesus, fully man and fully God. Jesus raised up disciples who would carry the message forward then he sacrificed himself to reconcile us with the Father. Today, we must live out that gift by sharing the story with others. This podcast offers a suggestion to do it in groups. Take up the full armor of God, gather your squad, and get to work. The person next to you may need you. RESOURCES ON PRAYER PARTNERS Listen In: Building Faith and Friendships Through Conversations That Matter by Rachael Crabb, Sonya Reeder and Diana Calvin Moms in Prayer International, www.momsinprayer.org REFERENCES FOR FURTHER STUDY The Bible (Choose your version) Mine is the ESV for many reasons English Standard Version - Read Online (biblestudytools.com) Ahlberg Calhoun, Adele; Spiritual Disciplines Handbook: Practices That Transform Us, Revised and expanded. (Downer's Grove, IL: IVP Books, 2015), 275–277. Operation World https://operationworld.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-kowalski/message

Welcome to New Hope's Cutting Room Floor Podcast where we get a chance to talk about what didn't make it into the sermon this week, and what our speaker would've liked more time to engage with.  We'll also go over some questions you might have had, and generally just have a good time talking about what was on our speaker's mind. Episode 2: Does Christianity Oppose Diversity? with John Rosensteel and special guest Hakeem Bradley Recommended Resources: -Building a Multiethnic Church by Dr. Derwin Gray -Holy Post interview with Dr. Derwin Gray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDfPHuBkg7A (start at 51:53) -Reading While Black by Dr. Esau McCaulley, chapter 5 -Holy Post interview with Dr. Esau McCaulley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frYuMPUoHis (start at 40:47) -50 Countries Sing Amazing Grace: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA7pdABvpnc -Is Christianity Shrinking or Shifting: https://lausanne.org/content/lga/2021-03/is- christianity-shrinking-or-shifting -Operation World: book, website, app: OperatonWorld.org https://frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/how-the-fight-over-critical-race?s=r https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20dwqOM9L48 (start at 31.10)(also available as podcast via Holy Post, episode 506    

Part 2 Welcome to New Hope's Cutting Room Floor Podcast where we get a chance to talk about what didn't make it into the sermon this week, and what our speaker would've liked more time to engage with.  We'll also go over some questions you might have had, and generally just have a good time talking about what was on our speaker's mind. Episode 2: Does Christianity Oppose Diversity? with John Rosensteel and special guest Hakeem Bradley Recommended Resources: -Building a Multiethnic Church by Dr. Derwin Gray -Holy Post interview with Dr. Derwin Gray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDfPHuBkg7A (start at 51:53) -Reading While Black by Dr. Esau McCaulley, chapter 5 -Holy Post interview with Dr. Esau McCaulley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frYuMPUoHis (start at 40:47) -50 Countries Sing Amazing Grace: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA7pdABvpnc -Is Christianity Shrinking or Shifting: https://lausanne.org/content/lga/2021-03/is- christianity-shrinking-or-shifting -Operation World: book, website, app: OperatonWorld.org https://frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/how-the-fight-over-critical-race?s=r https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20dwqOM9L48 (start at 31.10)(also available as podcast via Holy Post, episode 506    

Welcome to New Hope! We're glad to have you join us this morning. In this sermons series, 10 Questions: Exploring Barriers to Faith, we will explore some of the questions that keep many people from ever considering the way of Jesus. When we engage with these questions we also equip people who are questioning their faith with new perspective for the journey ahead. And wrestling with these questions will enable followers of Jesus “to give a reason for the hope that is in us.” (1 Peter 3:15)   This week we are exploring the question Does Christianity Oppose Diversity? with John Rosensteel.   Learn more about New Hope here: newhopepdx.org Recommended Resources: -Building a Multiethnic Church by Dr. Derwin Gray -Holy Post interview with Dr. Derwin Gray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDfPHuBkg7A (start at 51:53) -Reading While Black by Dr. Esau McCaulley, chapter 5 -Holy Post interview with Dr. Esau McCaulley: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frYuMPUoHis (start at 40:47) -50 Countries Sing Amazing Grace: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA7pdABvpnc -Is Christianity Shrinking or Shifting: https://lausanne.org/content/lga/2021-03/is- christianity-shrinking-or-shifting -Operation World: book, website, app: OperatonWorld.org https://frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/how-the-fight-over-critical-race?s=r https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20dwqOM9L48 (start at 31.10)(also available as podcast via Holy Post, episode 506  

Thanks for listening to The Shipwrecked Podcast!  In this episode, we'll hear the story of Cameron* and Jaya*, whose hearts first fell in love with the people of India almost ten years ago…and they've been wanting to move there ever since. If you'd like to give financially to Cameron* and Jaya's* ministry, reach out to me at theshipwreckedpodcast@gmail.com.  Resources mentioned in this episode: --> Operation World: operationworld.org  --> Joshua Project: joshuaproject.net  Like what you're hearing?  --> Join the Shipwrecked Facebook group and keep the conversation going: fb.me/theshipwreckedpodcast  --> Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  --> Share this episode with 2 people  --> Contribute on Patreon to help make more episodes like this: patreon.com/theshipwreckedpodcast  Reach out with comments, questions, ideas, and more at theshipwreckedpodcast@gmail.com.  Thanks to Larissa Barnat for making the Shipwrecked cover art! Explore more of her work at larissabarnatdesign.com. Thanks to Ayanda Khumalo for the use of his recording of “O Church Arise”! Find his latest album, Dancing with Angels, on Apple Music, Spotify, or wherever you listen to music. Our vision: The Shipwrecked Podcast was made to connect missionaries worldwide with followers of Jesus by diving deep into the hardest moments in missionaries' lives and ministries, in order to spur on listeners to faithfully persevere through trials, find hope for healing from their own shipwreck moments, live out their role as World Christians, and provide a unique tool for missionaries in their support-raising efforts.

Currently based in the UK, Molly sheds light on the works inside the small but efficient team at Operation World (OW). Her areas cover research in missions and mobilizing prayer and missions. Both Ray and Molly like-mindedly assured the audience that there are no such thing as outdated prayer points. ‘Old' prayer items are often relevant in the current time and may need years of prayers for breakthrough to happen. Molly stresses the importance of faithful, steadfast, continual prayer for transformation in the church. Molly also shares of her struggles being a worker behind the scenes, with a lack of connectedness being a major aspect. ‘To walk the talk and not just talk the talk'- the OW team spends time regularly in prayer over items that they publish, as well as maintaining relationship with stakeholders to stay connected. OW, in book format, has had seven editions published. The most recent is from 2010, which is a complete update of the 21st century edition, released in 2001 and revised in 2005. The original edition was produced in 1964, from South Africa. This version was only 32 pages of basic information about 30 countries. More info about Operation World https://operationworld.org OW has been translated into several other languages: German, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, Korean, Chinese, Russian, Indonesian, and in part into Czech, Italian, Thai, and Urdu. The cumulative number of copies printed in all languages exceeds 2.2 million. OW has collaborated with the Lausanne Movement since 2019 to produce Praying for the World, a weekly prayer bulletin freely available for churches and individuals, to raise awareness about various nations and global issues for prayer mobilization purposes. https://lausanne.org/pray What is God doing among the nations today? What are the challenges and opportunities we face in global mission? How can we pray in an informed way for the world? Start a mission-minded movement in your church this year with Praying for the World, a free weekly prayer guide to inspire and inform the whole church to pray for the whole world. Powered by Firstory Hosting

Pastor Val Unverzagt (the House NW, Vancouver, WA) is here to share about receiving your prayer language, that is, the wonderful gift of God of speaking in tongues. According to the Bible, praying in tongues is an explosive, powerful, and extremely valuable aspect of the Christian's life. When we pray in tongues, we are partnering with the Holy Spirit to speak out the express will of God on the earth! Today's Guest: Pastor Val Unverzagt of The House Northwest Books mentioned: Tongues: Beyond the Upper Room Resources mentioned: Operation World  

Join Matthew and Ted as they have a conversation with Jason Mandryk, Editor of Operation World. Learn about the history and the future of the definitive global prayer handbook that has been used by more than a million Christians to pray for the nations. Whether you are an intercessor praying behind the scenes for world change, a missionary abroad or simply curious about the world, Operation World will give you the information necessary to play a vital role in fulfilling the Great Commission.

1 Corinthians 16:9 Operation WorldJimmy will tie 1 Corinthians 16:9 into Advent. He will talk about how Jesus came into the world and experienced adversity and faced obstacles from the time of his birth—Herod’s slaughter of the infants, flight to Egypt, etc. and throughout his life but he embraced the role the Father gave him to accomplish his purpose and mission.   Paul also faced obstacles in life and ministry but embraced the opportunities of life.  We too will face both The post Operation World appeared first on ICFFrankfurt.

A NEW look, a new sound, and a new format is waiting for you in episode 60 of the Practically Speaking MOM: Intentional Mom, Strong Family Podcast. This is a SPECIAL SEASON TWO DEBUT episode! "Family Table Talk Ideas & Season 2 DEBUT - Let God Write Your Victory Song" episode 60.Click here for the blog post, "Let God Write Your Victory Song"Link to Operation World (Abby & Val talk about Operation World and their new app - a great GEOGRAPHY & PRAYER resource while we mention our top seven countries where we have listeners to the show: US, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Ireland, Hungary, United Kingdom). We are so grateful for our international listeners and we want you to know WE PRAY FOR YOU and YOUR FAMILIES).Be sure to listen until the end of this episode as Val introduces a new segment called "In the Family Room with Val." On this week's Family Room segment she shares several ideas for Family Dinner Time Talk. These ideas were from other intentional moms who shared their ideas during a Q&A at one of Val's recent Intentional Moms events.CONNECT with VALWebsite Facebook Group Facebook Page Instagram

In this episode Ralph chats with Justin Schell, the Director of Executive Projects for the Lausanne Movement. We talk about what the Lausanne Movement is, their mission and vision. Along with what is global missions and the importance or missions. Justin is the Lausanne Director of Executive Projects. With advance degrees in missiology, biblical theology, and business administration, he is passionate about creating and catalysing initiatives which help see the gospel move from where it is to where it is not yet. He chairs the Missional Resources Team for YLGen, aiming to connect younger leaders with resources that will enable and empower them to contribute to the fulfilment of the four-fold vision of Lausanne. Lausanne Movement: https://www.lausanne.org/ Perspective: https://www.perspectives.org/ Operation World: https://www.operationworld.org/

OVERWHELMING VICTORY IS OURS Today’s readings are Nehemiah 9 – 10 and Acts 2.  We are reading from the New Living Translation. It’s finally happened.  A nuclear explosion has gone off, of immeasurable proportions.  Jesus has succeeded in everything he set out to do.   And he will continue to succeed in restoring his kingdom here on earth as it is in heaven. He will succeed in the same way that he succeeded in the life of Peter, James, John, Andrew, Philip Bartholomew, Matthew, Thomas,  James – son of Alphaeus, Thaddeus, Simon the Zealot, Mary Magdalene, Mary, the mother of James, and Salame, Bartimeus, and all those who called out to him for mercy.   He will succeed through the miracle of the new birth, by reinhabiting men and women – human beings – created to be vessels of God’s presence.  He will continue transforming people from the inside out – one person after another. Resurrection life is here and it’s now. As he inhabits individuals with himself, a chain reaction happens, of exponential proportions, and the kingdom advances and grows.  One hundred and twenty people jammed into an upper room, once cowering and afraid, were united with dunamis power! And people from all over the world began hearing and understanding.  Their hearts were transformed and set free and forgiveness was offered to all. That reaction continues.   It hasn’t stopped since this moment Luke is describing here.   It continues on and people all over the world are responding to the message and person of Christ. Resurrection life is now offered to all  – to whoever believes, repents and surrenders their life to Jesus.  There is power, life and forgiveness available to all.  It’s moving out into highways and byways.  It’s reaching people of every nation, tongue, tribe, and language.  Operation World has said that the fastest growing church in the world is in Iran and Afghanistan.  Unheard of numbers of Muslims are coming to Christ. The message is being multiplied.  The gospel message is going forward because Jesus has succeeded. He has triumphed over death and the grave. And there’s nothing in this world that can stop Him.  Overwhelming victory is His – and ours – through him.   What an amazing story, and beginning this is.  But it’s only the beginning.  He’s still at work.  He is using his Word each day  to finish the work in our lives that he has faithfully begun.  It’s a journey of renewal, restoration, and rehabilitation of hearts and minds, as just one more follower at a time begins to experiencing the with-God life, now.    Walk in the light of what Jesus has done. He has succeeded for you.  May you experience more and more, the overwhelming victory that is yours in Christ.

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'Operation World' was listed as one of the fifty most influential evangelical books in Christianity Today magazine. I have a tea and a chat with its originator, Patrick Johnstone. Want to support this podcast? Here's a fun way to do that: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pilgrimpitstop

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Advertisements, gift guides, and “must-haves”. We can find ourselves feeling discontent with what we own. How can we find contentment in the midst of a culture that continually promotes more? This is a relevant issue any time of the year, but it’s heightened around the holiday season. Is it possible to enjoy our material possessions without idolizing them? How can we enjoy the good gifts the Lord provides without getting distracted from the things that matter for eternity? Should our contentment be found in “stuff” at all? We find these hard questions sufficiently answered in God’s Word.    Connect with us:  www.dailygracepodcast.com  www.thedailygraceco.com  https://www.facebook.com/thedailygraceco/  https://www.instagram.com/thedailygraceco/    Questions? Email us!  podcast@thedailygraceco.com  _______________________________  Resources mentioned in this episode:   Something Needs to Change by David Platt  Ep. 24 Being Content When Life is Disappointing by Daily Grace  The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment by Jeremiah Boroughs  “Rest in You” by All Sons & Daughters  Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis  “Discerning Idolatry in Desire” by John Piper  Ep. 29 Meditation: Studying Scripture with Your Heart & Mind by Daily Grace  Un.enroll app  Ep. 41 Cultivating a Heart of Gratitude by Daily Grace  Window into Our World by Operation World    Scripture mentioned in this episode:  John 6:35  Psalm 16:11  Isaiah 55:2  Ecclesiastes 3:11  2 Corinthians 4:18  1 Timothy 6:10  Matthew 6:21  Matthew 6:24  1 Timothy 6:17-19  1 Timothy 6:6    Connect with us:  Subscribe to Daily Grace: on iOS, go to our iTunes page and click subscribe.  On Android, click this podcast RSS feed link and choose your podcast app.  If needed, you can copy this link directly into your favorite podcast app (like Stitcher or Overcast).  Or follow us on Spotify!  We would love if you took a few minutes to leave us an iTunes review to help spread the word about Daily Grace!  We want to invite more women into our conversations!  Download The Daily Grace app: for iOS, click here to download.  On Android, click here to download.  Visit The Daily Grace Co. for beautiful products for the whole family that will equip you on your journey to knowing and loving God more.   Subscribe to The Daily Grace Newsletter and receive free Bible study resources in your inbox.   Like The Daily Grace Co. on Facebook.  Follow on Instagram for the latest updates on the podcast and The Daily Grace Co.   Engage with our Facebook community, “Lamp and Light”.   Read The Daily Grace blog for encouragement throughout the week that is steeped in biblical truths.  **Affiliate links used are used where appropriate.**  Thank you for supporting the products that support the production of this podcast!

Operation World says the fastest growing church in the world is in the Islamic Republic of Iran. What is driving this incredible revival among Iranian people? Rev. Dr. Mehrdad Fatehi leads PARS Theological Center, training leaders for the Iranian church in Iran and around the world. He’ll help us look behind the scenes at the phenomenal growth of the church in Iran, and the pressure house churches—and especially church leaders—face right now from the Islamic government. Listen to hear how God intervened to bring an end to one believer’s police interrogation. How does a new Christian believer in Iran find other believers to connect and fellowship with? How are leaders trained when public, open theological education is impossible?   Hear how PARS focuses on both increasing knowledge from education and study, as well as mentoring to help students practice the behaviors of leadership, face the challenges that come with ministry in a closed nation and continue their personal spiritual growth. Finally, Dr. Fatehi will help us pray more specifically for the needs of our brothers and sisters inside the Islamic Republic.

Wonder if you can make a difference in the world? My conversation with Jason Mandryk, co director of Operation World, should be an encouragement to you. Not only will you see a lot of practical way to give yourself to the life of prayer for what God is doing around the world, I hope that you are encouraged by the creative expressions of what missions work can look like including Jason's work.   Learn more about Operation World at http://www.operationworld.org/   Learn more about Christ Connection and Kevin Senapatiratne www.enjoyingprayer.org  Find us on twitter @EnjoyingPrayer Find us on Facebook @ChristConnection 

Molly Wall of Operation World suggests some practical ways that Christ-followers can pray for the nations. She offers creative ideas for individuals, families, and churches to integrate prayer for the world into established routines. [et_social_share]

Patrick Johnstone, the original author of the first editions of OPERATION WORLD, The Definitive Prayer Guide to All Nations, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the book and his newest project.

Patrick Johnstone, the original author of the first editions of OPERATION WORLD, The Definitive Prayer Guide to All Nations, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the book and his newest project.

What do you do if those around you - or in your church - are apathetic toward missions?  Listen in as Pastor Rory Rodgers shares about activating his church toward amazing missions in Nepal and beyond.  Growing up and in other ministries, Rory was engaged in worldwide missions.  Moving to a small rural town in Oregon, he discovered his church had a cold heart toward missions. His journey of getting the whole church body engaged in global missions is inspiring - much to learn from here!  Plus, when preparing for a Nepal Himalaya trek, your mission trip preparation looks different.  Learn how working out and sweating together for a year brings their teams so close together.  Listen as we cover:  -Going from cold to on fire for global missions as a church body -Unreached people groups -Physical, education, spiritual preparation in missions -How Crossfit and missions intersect when you're preparing for Nepal   Resources: Joshua Project, Operation World, Prayercast Connect:  Pastor Rory at Calvary Crook County Church  Commission Fuel Blog Big Things Can Come from a Small Town: 

Molly Wall of Operation World suggests some practical ways that Christ-followers can pray for the nations. She offers creative ideas for individuals, families, and churches to integrate prayer for the world into established routines. [et_social_share]

Patrick Johnstone, the original author of the first editions of OPERATION WORLD, The Definitive Prayer Guide to All Nations, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the book and his newest project.

Patrick Johnstone, the original author of the first editions of OPERATION WORLD, The Definitive Prayer Guide to All Nations, talks with Wayne Shepherd about the book and his newest project.

Taking the Gospel to the world. The Church of Antioch sends out Paul and Barnabas. Paul starts his first missionary journey.

Recordings from events held by our club including The Bible Talks, Jesus Week, Commencement Camp and Mid Year Conference.

Ric Hicks has produced this video, in order to encourage prayer for the nations and to explain how to utilize the Nations Poster in our Foyer, which features many flags from around the world - with QR Codes - linking each country to important online information, concerning current missionary challenges and unique opportunities there, via Operation World.

We get things going this week by checking in with an old friend in Larry Weishuhn (AKA 'Mr. Whitetail'). Larry has pretty much seen and done it all in the outdoor industry. From managing ranches as a biologist, to writing books and hunting articles to hosting various hunting shows on TV. But it was a [...]

We get things going this week by checking in with an old friend in Larry Weishuhn (AKA 'Mr. Whitetail'). Larry has pretty much seen and done it all in the outdoor industry. From managing ranches as a biologist, to writing books and hunting articles to hosting various hunting shows on TV. But it was a [...]

Date: 24 August 2008 (Evening)Series: The Spreading FlameTitle: Operation WorldPassage: Acts 13:13-52Preacher: Colin Adams

Date: 29 July 2007 (Morning)Title: Operation WorldPassage: John 17:18Preacher: John Smuts