Pastor Julius Tennal II, Director of International Missions at The Summit Church in Durham and Raleigh in North Carolina joins the podcast this week. The Summit Church, with lead pastor J.D. Greear, is a large and very influential leader in the world of sending and ev
Evangelical Missiological Society, "EMS Southwest Regional Meeting", April 4th 2024
Ken Nehrbass, California Baptist University
Shared Altars: How Churches’ Experiences with Diversity, Oneness, Multiculturality and Intenti
The book of Hosea is both a warning and an explanation for those in exile. In this episode, Tyler and Dr. Wegner explore the significance of Hosea's marriage to Gomer, representing Israel's unfaithfulness to God, and the names of their children which symbolize God's j
Mohammad Sanavi, founder and teacher of the Bible Training Center for Persians, joins the podcast this week to talk about ministering in family based cultures as well as sharing about his missionary training method and the reasons for it's existence.
Evangelical Missiological Society, "EMS Southwest Regional Meeting", April 4th 2024
David Dunaetz and Will Ingersoll, Azusa Pacific University
Gen Z and Boomers Need Each Other: Missiological Applications of an Empirical Stu
It took over 12 years for Jesse to get placed in the mission field after he was called to serve. He talks with Dr. Hopkins about his call to Christ as an atheist in college and about being patient with the timing of your call.
If you haven't watched the Veggie Tales movie...you should after listening to this episode.
While the book of Jonah is placed later in the section of Prophets in the Bible, it actually takes place first in the historical timeline. This week, Tyler and Dr. Wegner
Stephen Coppenrath, Pastor of The King's Church in Ontario California, shares his opinion on the place of entertainment in church, being hospitable in Western culture, and including children of all ages in worship.
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Have you ever wondered why Songs of Solomon is located after the wisdom books in the Bible? That's because, it's a wisdom book! While that might seem strange, there are several interesting elements that prove there is more to Songs than what meets the eye.
