4:18 Podcast

Doug and Emily dive into the biggest takeaways from the 2025 trip to Kenya. This episode will likely make you smile, challenge assumptions, and lead you to worship the God of heaven and earth. 

Doug and Emily sit down to share stories from their latest trip to Kenya. Expect to hear heartfelt stories of radical transformation and dignity restoration. 

Video links:

Anne's Story

Pastor Mwakavi

Helping Without Hurting 

Check out the book, When Helping Hurts

Duane & Pauline are prayer warriors who love the Lord. These faithful supporters of Possibilities Africa light up every room and have abundant wisdom. Enjoy this special episode on the topic of prayer! 

Clark Brumm joins Emily in the podcast studio for a conversation that will likely blow you away, convict you, and compel you to love God and love His people more & more as you grow in Him. 

Emily shares a journal entry from one day in Malawi during the USA Team's trip in 2024. Catch a glimpse of churches without electricity, the beauty of the African landscape, and the value of starting micro-businesses. 

Emily answers your questions submitted on social media.

"How is the PA model different from other organizations that serve communities in Africa?" 

"What is one of your favorite stories of what God has done through PA?"

"What have you learned about God’s character through PA?"

...and more! 

In this bonus episode of the podcast, Martin Simiyu answers the following questions recorded during a special Q&A event with USA partners: 

In Africa, what exists for training for pastors to maintain doctrinal purity? When there are economic pressures, how do you make sure someone you train isn’t drawn back in to teach erroneous theology? 

Learn more at usa.possibilitiesafrica.org 

In this episode, we dive into the concept of teaching rather than giving handouts and how this ministry model differs from what much of Africa has been exposed to over the years. Doc Fuder also answers how he has seen Martin's character develop over the years. 

In this short clip from an interview, Dr. John Fuder explains what makes Possibilities Africa unique–the model of being with people rather than doing things for people. 

Doc Fuder, Adjunct Faculty at Moody Theological Seminary, shares valuable tidbits from his experience with poverty in Kenya. But before hearing about the dignity and depravity of the poor, expect to hear his first impression of Founder Martin Simiyu. 

Learn more about Possibilities Africa: usa.possibilitiesafrica.org

John "Doc" Fuder spent over 17 years in California doing urban ministry in the Bay Area and in Los Angeles. For more than a decade, he has invested in ministry practitioners at Moody and is especially passionate about equipping students for effective ministry in the city. Read more about Doc: https://villagebible.church/missionaries/member/1359358/