Answering the Call

In this episode, Marilyn talks to Gary--one of our co-hosts--about working in secular journalism while being a Christian.

Byron Cutrer, pastor of Faith Baptist Church in New Orleans, was looking for a way to help his congregate engage in ministry. He began praying to experience God in new and fresh ways. And, then when he went on a short-term mission trip to Italy, he did.

Kris Beville is the strategy coordinator for Global Gates in Brooklyn, NY--a mission-organization working with immigrants here in the US. His focus is with Muslims. And he walks Joe through how a person should (and should not) share the gospel with a Muslim immigrant. Learn more at globalgates.info.

Steve and Amy Morgan, both NOBTS alumni, have recently completed the application process with the IMB. Steve talks to Joe about what led them to make this decision.

In part two of this interview, Katherine (Rachel's ministry partner) talks about the Mormon relationships she's formed and how they handle some of the stranger practices of Mormonism.

Rachel is half of a two-person team. They have befriended a Mormon splinter-of-a-splinter group. She shares what she's learned.

Linda Gilden talks about her new book, LINKED Quick Guide to Personalities: Maximizing Life Connections One Link at a Time.

Davey Akin is a Leavell College student. And he drives for Uber. And this has become a ministry for him. He talks to Joe about how he learned to share the gospel, naturally and often.

Shaun Grunblatt is a PhD student at NOBTS. However, his past to seminary is different than most. He talks to Joe about how he deals with shame and other issues from his past.

George Ross is the NAMB SEND Missionary for New Orleans. He talks with Joe about church planting, preparation, and when to pull the plug. Learn more at georgeross.net