Podcasts about reaching the lost

REACHING THE LOST(4 THINGS)1. Worth Seeking - The Lost are worth seeking.2. Worth Saving - The Lost are worth saving.3. We must GO - To reach them we must GO!4. SEE RIGHT - We need to see people through the eyes of the Lord.

REACHING THE LOST(4 THINGS)1. Worth Seeking - The Lost are worth seeking.2. Worth Saving - The Lost are worth saving.3. We must GO - To reach them we must GO!4. SEE RIGHT - We need to see people through the eyes of the Lord.

Acts 2:42-47Three Obstacles to Sharing The Good News

Are you still on fire for Jesus — or have you gone lukewarm? This sermon is a powerful call to reach the lost in your generation, your community, and the ends of the earth. Drawn from Acts 1:8, Revelation 3:18, and Luke 19 — it will stir your heart and move you to action.

Most people want to make a difference. But what does that mean to you? Today on The Verdict, Pastor John Munro challenges to see people through the eyes of Jesus. At work, at school, or in your neighborhood, followers of Jesus Christ have the privilege and responsibility to be used by God in the lives of others.

How do you view the different people you meet? Do you tend to focus on how they look, their background, or perhaps their political beliefs? On this episode of The Verdict we see Jesus go to foreign soil where He has a fascinating exchange with a woman from that region. Be challenged to see others as Jesus sees them.

Topical Sermons / Speaker:Berry Kercheville Every Member Has a Part: Can You Invite? Luke 5:27-32 What do we learn from this text? Levi was proactive and used an opportunity instead of having a private dinner party with Jesus. A meal together draws people closer to one another. Jesus came to call sinners to repentance. Who are the best opportunities? We are “salt.” We must touch the lives of “sinners” for them to be saved. There are two scriptural approaches churches and individuals have used to get Bible studies: Personal & Impersonal. Impersonal approaches are where we are inviting people to “come and see.” (Invitations to attend a church worship, group Bible study or via social media),  Jesus used an “impersonal” approach when he preached the parables in Matthew 13 to thousands. He transitioned to “personal” when some came into the house and asked the meaning of the parables. Personal approaches are more private, personal studies with one or two Christians. In these studies we can directly deal with the individual needs and questions of our friend. Opportunities may be created for this invitation by developing personal relationships and friendships. Do you need any more friends? (Example of the elderly group in Oregon)  Advantages and disadvantages:  The advantage of an impersonal approach is (1) that it is easier and less intimidating to inviter and invitee to offer a group Bible study than to be more direct with an individual “one on one” study. (2) Large groups of people can be invited at once.  The advantage of a personal approach is that the teacher can gain a deeper friendship or relationship that is so helpful in bringing a person to Christ. When we read 1 Thessalonians 2, we see the deep love between Paul and the church that was developed through Paul giving his life and soul to them.  Enables “reasoning” & answering personal questions. This exhibits Paul's teaching style: Paul “reasoned” (exchanged thought with thought) with the people he taught. As did Jesus, he often started with an impersonal approach (preaching to a synagogue group), but conversions came from the discussions from individuals who approached him after the sermon. Which approach should we use? That depends on the circumstances. Both approaches are needed. Impersonal approaches offer widespread invitations that can lead to personal studies. However, the most successful Bible studies in terms of coming to Christ, comes much easier from the personal approach. What is the best and easiest way to get an and opportunity to invite? Do you need any more friends?  Berry Kercheville The post Reaching The Lost: Every Member Has A Part: Can You Invite? appeared first on Woodland Hills Church of Christ.

Topical Sermons / Speaker:Berry Kercheville Reaching the Lost: Prayer Introduction: In my opinion, the major issue Christians have had when considering the work of reaching the lost would be that most do not understand that everyone has a part to play (Ephesians 4:16). Most have thought that only Christians who know the scriptures well and can teach it, are responsible for doing this work. That understanding is far from true. In fact, a church will have very limited success if the work is left to the few who are considered qualified to teach. Therefore, we want to explore the importance of how every member has a part. Prayer We have already talked partially concerning the important of prayer. Let's note a few more passages that we did not get to in our last lesson. John 15:7-8  Key goal of the text? Bearing fruit. What is “fruit” in this context? See verse 16, “…and that your fruit should abide…” [that's us!]—therefore we also bear fruit—“By this my Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit and so prove to be my disciples.” Can you think of things you would pray for as you seek the lost? 2 Thessalonians 3:1-2 “Finally, brothers, pray for us, that the word of the Lord may speed ahead and be honored, as happened among you…”  Colossians 4:2-4 [NET: “Be devoted to prayer, keeping alert in it with thanksgiving.”] Vs. 2: “Continue (be devoted to, attached to, persevere in) in prayer.” A once in a while prayer is not sufficient! We need to be disciplined and committed to prayer. Being “alert” or “watchful” in prayer literally means to stay awake in prayer. Have an awareness of spiritual needs (“your kingdom come”) so that your prayers are effective. “With thanksgiving”: All prayer must include thanksgiving lest our prayers simply turn into personal demands— “Lord give us this; Lord give us that; Lord, I need this…” Thanksgiving presupposes humility.  Vs. 3: The request is to open a door for the word. We should be praying for opportunities. In Ephesians 6:19, Paul adds, “…making supplication also for me, that words may be given to me in opening my mouth boldly to proclaim the mystery of the gospel.” [an open door does not necessarily mean an absence of opposition (1 Cor. 16:8-9, “But I will stay in Ephesus until Pentecost, for a wide door for effective work has opened to me, and there are many adversaries.”)] Vs. 4: “…that I may make it clear, which is how I ought to speak.”  Consider how important our prayers are! Ephesians 6:19, “…making supplication also for me, that words may be given to me in opening my mouth boldly to proclaim the mystery of the gospel.”  Ezekiel 36:37-38 What is striking to you about this text? God telling us to ask him to do something that he already wants done.  Why would God tell us to ask? Why wouldn't he just do it? We know how important it is to him. So just do it!  We are his servants. Are we going to serve him in all the ways that he asks of us? God wants us to work together with him (2 Cor. 6:1-2). Conclusion: All members should participate in prayer for lost souls. Let me encourage all prayer leaders to ask God for help in having and utilizing our opportunities.  Berry Kercheville The post Reaching the Lost: Prayer appeared first on Woodland Hills Church of Christ.

This church podcast message powerfully centers on FAITH, FATHERHOOD, DISCIPLESHIP, and SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP, calling believers—especially fathers—to embrace their DIVINE ASSIGNMENT to lead their families in a way that POINTS CHILDREN TO JESUS CHRIST. It emphasizes that true fatherhood goes beyond provision and success, focusing instead on LOVE, GUIDANCE, CORRECTION, and being a GODLY EXAMPLE through daily actions. Fathers are encouraged to be VULNERABLE, to say “I LOVE YOU,” to admit “I WAS WRONG,” and to walk in HUMILITY and REPENTANCE, true strength is not emotional distance but a CHRIST-CENTERED LIFE. The message reinforces that children learn more from what we DO than what we SAY, highlighting the importance of modeling OBEDIENCE, HOLINESS, and a genuine RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD. At the heart of the church's mission is REACHING THE LOST, RESTORING THE BROKEN, and REVIVING BELIEVERS, which begins in the home through intentional DISCIPLESHIP and building a strong SPIRITUAL FOUNDATION. Families are called to establish FAMILY DEVOTIONS and a FAMILY ALTAR, creating a sacred space where PRAYER, WORSHIP, and the WORD OF GOD shape the hearts of the next generation. This intentional dedication fosters a place of GOD'S PRESENCE, PEACE, PROTECTION, and PURPOSE, preparing children to stand firm in a fallen world and follow GOD'S CALLING wherever He leads. The message also underscores the importance of DEDICATION TO JESUS CHRIST above all else, reminding believers that faith must be lived out with PURPOSE, PASSION, and SACRIFICE. Serving in God's house is not just a duty but an act of WORSHIP, done wholeheartedly as unto the Lord, recognizing that every act of service contributes to advancing the KINGDOM OF GOD. Through PERSONAL DEVOTION, fathers receive the strength, WISDOM, and ANOINTING needed to lead effectively, as their authority flows from their intimate relationship with their HEAVENLY FATHER. Ultimately, this message is a call to ACTION—encouraging believers that it is NEVER TOO LATE to change, to STEP UP, and to build or rebuild a LEGACY OF FAITH. By choosing OBEDIENCE, CONSISTENCY, and SPIRITUAL INTENTIONALITY, families can create a lasting SPIRITUAL INHERITANCE marked by FAITH, COURAGE, REPENTANCE, and GENERATIONAL IMPACT, ensuring that the truth of God is passed down and that future generations are equipped to LIVE FOR CHRIST and GLORIFY GOD in all they do.

Topical Sermons / Speaker:Berry Kercheville The post Reaching the Lost: Working with God in Prayer appeared first on Woodland Hills Church of Christ.

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This powerful, gospel-centered message is a urgent reminder of the believer's true calling: The Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20). It strips away the pressure of performance and anxiety over "saying the right things," shifting the focus entirely onto the overwhelming love, grace, and authority of Jesus.

Topical Sermons / Speaker:Berry Kercheville The First Step in Reaching the Lost: the Need for Compassion Introduction: When we hear the term “evangelism,” it often either stimulates fear or apathy. Fear comes from the thought that I must be able to teach someone or I need to talk to a stranger or in some places, I need to knock on doors. Apathy comes from the belief that participating in evangelism is limited to those who have the “gift” of talking to people about the Lord. I don't have the gift, so I am exempted. First, it is a mistake to limit reaching the lost to the above descriptions. Being a church that highlights saving souls includes a vast array of talents and work that includes every Christian. We will talk about how we can all play a part in another lesson. Second, participating in evangelistic efforts is not optional. It is a critical part of our identity and an expectation of Jesus. Genesis 12; Exodus 19:5-6 (more later). 2 Timothy 1:6-7 God did not give us a “spirit of fear but of power and love and self-control.”  What is the first step in reaching the lost? The Heart of Jesus Defines Compassion, Matthew 9:35-38 When we “see the crowds,” what are our typical responses?  Judgmental Apathy  Is our first thought, this person needs the Lord?  How is seeing the crowds “harassed and helpless” different than how we see them? [We tend to see them “according to the flesh” (2 Corinthians 5:16), thus better off than us—wealthy and without a care. Or, they got themselves into the mess they have created of their life.] Therefore, what is Jesus seeing in the crowds to make him come to this conclusion? How We See Ourselves Determines Compassion, Luke 7:36-50 Why didn't Simon have compassion on the sinful woman? He did not see the seriousness of his own sin and therefore the greatness of his forgiveness. When we do not feel our own sinfulness and the magnitude of Jesus offering his life for us, we cannot have compassion on others. Example: the Pharisees tended to seek the outwardly moral person to convert (Cf. Matthew 23:15).  There is a tendency to look down on those who seem to be “worse sinners” than what we have been. It is a great danger of those who have “grown up in the church” or have lived fairly moral lives. Example: What made Paul the greatest of all “evangelists”? [1 Timothy 1:12-16] The Extent of Compassion, Luke 10:25-37 Why would this Samaritan have compassion on a Jew (those that the Samaritans hated) who was beaten when a priest and Levite would not? What did it take for the Samaritan to save the man who was beaten? Time, money, and sacrifice.  To love our neighbor is defined when we ask ourselves Jesus' question: “Who was neighbor to the man who fell among the robbers?” Asked another way, “Who will be neighbor to those who have been enslaved by the devil?”  Berry Kercheville The post Evangelism : The First Step in Reaching the Lost appeared first on Woodland Hills Church of Christ.

In this episode, Mark Gillmore reports from Uganda, where the gospel is breaking through long-standing religious strongholds and transforming lives. Through the testimonies of Pastor Michael and Pastor John, we see how God is raising up faithful men, establishing churches, and multiplying the truth across communities. Uganda is not just another mission field—it is a harvest field that is ready right now. Topics Discussed Pastor Michael's journey from religious compromise to biblical conviction The cost of standing for truth, including rejection and excommunication The early struggles of preaching the gospel in resistant religious environments The transformation of Uganda's spiritual landscape over the past 30 years Pastor John's vision for training men to plant churches and reach rural communities The multiplication model of ministry based on 2 Timothy 2:2 The role of radio ministry in reaching people trapped in false religion The importance of training local leaders in their own language and context The need to prioritize doctrinal clarity over mere religious activity The urgency of laborers entering a harvest that is already ripe Key Takeaways The harvest in Uganda is not future, it is present. God is already at work drawing people to Himself. Obedience to truth may come at a cost, but it is the pathway to real fruit. Gospel advance depends on training faithful men who will teach others also. Indigenous leadership is essential for lasting, multiplying ministry. Religious activity without truth leaves people lost. Clear gospel preaching is still needed. God uses simple, faithful efforts to break through even deeply rooted strongholds. There is a real and urgent opportunity to be part of what God is doing in Uganda today. Do you have a story of gospel advance or a burden for a specific people group? We'd love to hear it. Whether it's a few sentences or a detailed update, send it to gomission@theegeneration.org. GoMission, hosted by Mark Gillmore, is a monthly missions-focused program that introduces young people to the people, stories, and opportunities God is using around the world to build His church. If you've been encouraged by this podcast, please take the time to give us a five-star rating and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the Thee Generation for others. For more faith inspiring resources and information about joining Thee Generation, please visit theegeneration.org.

You were never meant to live a passive Christian life. In this message, you're challenged to see that you are the body of Christ on the earth—called to reach the lost, share the gospel, and make disciples wherever you go. As you listen, you'll be reminded that your salvation is the beginning, not the end. When you know the truth of God's Word, you walk in freedom, healing, and boldness—and you begin to carry His heart for people who need Jesus. Let this message stir you to step into your calling and live as an ambassador of Christ in your everyday life.

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Lives are being changed in malls, schools, and ordinary places as the gospel goes forth with power. In this conversation, PD and Tyler share real stories of deliverance, salvation, and how any believer can step into powerful Spirit-led evangelism today. Step into the kind of bold evangelism Yeshua modeled! Read transcript

In our 32nd installment of Romans, our own Jackson Derry (11th grade), preached on Romans 10:1-13. This was Jackson's first sermon he had ever preached to our group. Jack led us to consider how we are called to pray for and invite everyone to a life of following Christ.

An angel told the Apostles to share "the whole message of this life." The gospel or good news or message of this life is a story - the story of what God has done in Jesus. We have this message to tell and the world is ready to hear it. GIVE HERE - https://awake.church/give

Awake's Outreach Team Leader, Eric Hamm shares about the difference between earthly treasure and God's treasure. His desire is for all to enter the Kingdom, and He chooses to partner with us to help reach those He longs to connect with. GIVE HERE - https://awake.church/give

Jesus said that we are both Light and Salt in the world. We are to shine in dark places and be a flavoring agent wherever we are. In our dark world, God has chosen us to be the ambassadors of His Kingdom who shine with His love and bring hope everywhere we go. GIVE HERE - https://awake.church/give

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In this episode of the Tim Ahlman Podcast, Tim sits down with Pastor Jeff Scheich, who is celebrating 40 years of ministry. Together, they dive into the power of the resurrection, the importance of sabbath rhythms, and how the church can reach those who feel distant from faith.Pastor Jeff shares stories from launching the innovative 2:11 worship experience at Christ Lincoln, his lessons on saying “no” in ministry, and the balance of joy, reverence, and discipleship in Lutheran worship.They also discuss:- The historical evidence for the resurrection- Why Sabbath is critical for pastors and leaders today- How churches can welcome the de-churched and spiritually curious- The tension between tradition and innovation in Lutheran worship- Healthy habits for life, ministry, and familyThis conversation is a refreshing reminder that Jesus is alive, the church is for everyone, and ministry can be filled with joy.The Balance of GrayFaith That Challenges. Conversations that Matter. Laughs included. Subscribe Now!Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify PodMatchPodMatch Automatically Matches Ideal Podcast Guests and Hosts For InterviewsSupport the showWatch Us On Youtube!

In the second part of our series called Welcome Home, Pastor Kim preaches about knowing Jesus and reaching the lost. She explains how there's a difference between cognitive knowledge of God and a personal relationship with Him. We are designed to participate with God at every level of human experience: mind, body and spirit. A life centered in Christ naturally becomes a sent life to reach the lost. The abundance of our intimacy with God spills over into a desire to be Christlike to others. Kim reminds us that reaching the lost is the heart of Jesus. We can't claim to love God if we don't love those whom God loves. As Christians we are called to be salt to preserve that which is good and light to guide the world.

Psalm 34:8 O taste and see that the LORD is good; Happy are those who take refuge in him. The lost are those who have yet to take refuge in God. They haven't tasted and seen that Yahweh is good. These are the people we are called to reach. Luke 19:1-2 Zaccheus was a bad man, engaged in a despicable profession that betrayed and exploited his own people. Luke 19:3-6 Jesus noticed Zaccheus. He wasn't so busy or task-oriented that he missed the wealthy man who had climbed the tree. As a high-status rabbi, inviting himself over to Zaccheus's house was a huge honor to Zaccheus. Luke 19:7 There will always be critics when you spend time with the lost. Even so, we want to be like Jesus and seek out those who are spiritually hungry. Luke 19:8-9 Zaccheus repented on the spot. He's ready to change his life. Love calls for a response. Martin Luther King used to say that love had within it a redemptive power. Luke 19:10 Jesus came to seek out and to save the lost. If you want to be like Jesus, you, too, should seek out the lost. Those who are lost really need help (Eph 2:12).The post Reaching the Lost first appeared on Living Hope.

n this episode, Pastor Jeff Reynolds is joined by Alex Watkins, David Tooley, TJ Renfro, Lauren Parish, and Keith Christopher to explore a vital and compassionate question: How do we as a church reach lost sheep? Together, the group reflects on Jesus' heart for the wandering and the ways the Church can embody that same love and pursuit. With Scripture, personal insight, and practical encouragement, this conversation challenges us to consider who the "lost sheep" are in our own lives—and how we are called to respond. It's a timely reminder of the mission we've been given and the grace that guides us as we live it out.   ---   This episode of The Beyond Sunday Podcast explores the sermon The Lost Sheep | Luke 15:1–7. In this powerful parable, Jesus reveals God's heart for the one who has wandered—and the joy of being found. Join us as we reflect on His relentless love and what it means to follow the Shepherd who never stops pursuing.   Submit a question - bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

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Are we keeping the Gospel to ourselves instead of sharing it with the world? Pastor Donnie McClurkin challenges the modern church to rise up and return to its evangelistic roots. Drawing from Luke 14:16–23, he reminds us of Jesus' parable of the great banquet—a call to go out and compel everyone to come in: the broken, the forgotten, and even the elite. With passion and urgency, Pastor Donnie speaks on the vital role of public faith, the power of personal testimony, and the forgotten spirit of street evangelism. He recalls the days when the church didn't just meet inside the walls—it went outside them. We shouldn't keep salvation a secret. It's time to be bold, visible, and relentless in sharing the love of Jesus. Sermon Scripture Text: Luke 14:16-23   We stream live every Sunday at 11 am and every Wednesday at 8 pm. Visit our website: https://perfectingfaithchurch.com  Connect with us on social media!  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PerfectingFaithChurch/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/perfectingfaithchurch/  X: https://x.com/PFCNY   Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectingfaithchurch

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How can I be part of God's plan to reach people who don't know Him? In this message, Pastor David Lindell shares how Jesus' compassion for the crowds reveals the heart of God for the lost—and how He calls us to be part of the solution through prayer and action. Our prayer is that you'll be stirred to pray for laborers, share the gospel boldly, and trust that God is working through your intercession to draw people to salvation.

How can I be part of God's plan to reach people who don't know Him? In this message, Pastor David Lindell shares how Jesus' compassion for the crowds reveals the heart of God for the lost—and how He calls us to be part of the solution through prayer and action. Our prayer is that you'll be stirred to pray for laborers, share the gospel boldly, and trust that God is working through your intercession to draw people to salvation.

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In a world full of trouble, we're tempted to focus on what we CAN'T control instead of what we CAN do. Jesus told his disciples that through the power of the Holy Spirit they would do even greater works than he did. “We Can Do It” is a reminder of what really matters and a return to the simple ways of Jesus: Doing life together, loving our neighbors, reaching the lost, and making disciples. If you're ready to live a life that makes a difference, this series is for you! It will challenge you, equip you, and inspire you to change the world. 

In a world full of trouble, we're tempted to focus on what we CAN'T control instead of what we CAN do. Jesus told his disciples that through the power of the Holy Spirit they would do even greater works than he did. “We Can Do It” is a reminder of what really matters and a return to the simple ways of Jesus: Doing life together, loving our neighbors, reaching the lost, and making disciples. If you're ready to live a life that makes a difference, this series is for you! It will challenge you, equip you, and inspire you to change the world. 

We're joined by Edith Johnson who has lived around the world and been a part of the multiple missions organizations over the last 50 years. We talk about how everyone is called to be a missionary, valuing other cultures, and how to help people from around the world who are in your hometown.

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Pastor Jason Ramos from Antioch Waco talks about reaching and engaging the lost, God's heart for the lost and prodigals, and starting each day praying for God to initiate divine appointments with the people around us.First Love from Antioch Music:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/388sk7gAlxsLScVrAjZuNd?si=vhCMsPGlTDaBHvl4oAaPMAYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDNqCLd-rwQ&list=PLw0SP_t49WbAvjKDuwRjsKe9zgMco_lfe&index=10Kitchen table conversations, biblical wisdom, and testimonies from Jimmy and the Antioch Movement.Passion & Purpose is a podcast that desires to help you fall more in love with Jesus and have a greater passion for Him and His purposes in the earth. Subscribe to my channel for weekly episodes  @jimmy_seibertFor more resources to help you in transforming your personal life and every sphere of society, visit my website at https://www.jimmyseibert.comFollow me for more ways to grow in your love for Jesus on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jimmy_seibert/New episodes every Thursday.For more information on the Antioch Movement, visit https://antioch.org

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In this week's episode, Cynthia answers a question related to focus.  If someone's working in a new area where there are very few Christians should they focus their attention on finding a Person of Peace among the lost, or training the existing Christian to reach their own people?  Listen in to Biblical and experiential insights on this important question. Sign up today to join us for the 100th episode LIVE celebration!  We'll send you all the details and a reminder. Sign up link:  https://www.dmmsfrontiermissions.com/100-episode-celebration/100th Episode Celebration!  

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Episode SummaryIn this episode of the GoMission podcast, Mark Gilmore sits down with George Zarris, founder of Christian Radio International, to discuss how radio and modern technology are revolutionizing global evangelism. George shares his personal journey from pastoring to broadcasting and reveals the incredible impact of Christian radio in regions like Africa, the Middle East, and the Philippines. Get inspired by stories of transformation, including a terrorist-turned-preacher, and learn how you can be part of taking the gospel to every corner of the earth.Topics DiscussedGeorge Zarris's early life and calling to ministry.The founding of Christian Radio International and its mission to spread the gospel worldwide.Success stories from Africa, the Middle East, the Philippines, and Mexico.The integration of radio with internet streaming and satellite broadcasting.The role of young people and technology in fulfilling the Great Commission.Key TakeawaysLeveraging mass communication tools like radio can exponentially increase gospel reach.Christian radio stations have led to thousands of conversions, from a Liberian terrorist to entire communities.Modern technology, including internet streaming and satellite delivery, is making global evangelism more accessible than ever.The Great Commission is within reach, and young people with technical skills can play a vital role in its fulfillment.If you have your own unique story of gospel advance or if you sense God leading you toward a particular people group, we'd love to hear about it. Even if it's just a sentence or two, share what God is doing in an email to gomission@theegeneration.org.GoMission, hosted by Mark Gillmore, is a monthly, missions-focused program designed to expose young people to the people, stories, and opportunities happening across the globe in the world's harvest fields. If you've been encouraged by this podcast, please take the time to give us a five-star rating and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the Thee Generation for others. For more faith inspiring resources and information about joining Thee Generation, please visit theegeneration.org.