What does it really mean to be “good”?

In this powerful main session from SEND Conference, Jamie Corcoran, lead pastor of one of the fastest-growing and largest churches in Ireland, challenges us to rethink what it means to live a good life.

The biblical word “good” is Tov—a word that speaks of something being whole, complete, and flourishing according to its God-given design. Being “good” isn’t simply about being a good person; it’s about fully living out the purpose and potential God has placed within you.

Jamie invites us to move beyond simply asking, “Am I good enough?” and instead ask, “Am I becoming everything God created me to be?”

Listen and discover what it means to live Tov—fully alive, fully aligned, and fully engaged in God’s purpose for your life.

What if one of the greatest gifts God has given Hawaiʻi is something we were never meant to keep to ourselves?

At the Send Conference, Pastor Kiha Pimental shares a powerful message about the significance of what we carry as people who live in Hawaiʻi: Aloha.

Aloha is more than a greeting. It is something we first receive from God—His love, grace, presence, and generosity—and then something we are called to share with the world.

Listen as Pastor Kiha challenges us to recognize that what God has placed within us is not simply for Hawaiʻi. Aloha is something we receive, something we embody, and something we are sent to give away.

What’s Your Message? A Conversation with the Send Conference Workshop Leaders

What are you passionate about when it comes to reaching the nations, equipping the church, and being sent?

In this special Send Conference panel, Pastor Andrew sits down with Pastor Sam Corcoran, Pastor Ko, Pastor Kiha, Pastor Mila, and Pastor Jamie to hear the heart behind the workshops they’ll be leading at the conference.

Each leader brings a unique perspective, experience, and passion for missions—and in this conversation, they share what they can’t wait to talk about, why these topics matter, and how they hope their workshops will equip people to live with a greater passion for God’s mission.

From Hawaiʻi to the nations, this conversation is a glimpse into what you can expect at Send Conference 2026: Encounter the Nations. Be Equipped. Be Sent.

Come hear the stories, discover the passions, and get ready to be sent.

What does it look like to live intentionally wherever God sends you?

In this episode of Apostolos, we sit down with Josh, whose heart is to see every place, every conversation, and every person as an opportunity to live on mission. His passion has taken him around the world, reaching unreached people groups and bringing the hope of Jesus to people who may have little or no access to the gospel.

Listen as Josh shares his heart for the nations, what he has learned from stepping outside of his comfort zone, and why being “sent” isn’t just something we do on a missions trip—it’s a way of life.

Wherever you go, God has placed you there intentionally.

The question is: Will you live intentionally?

This is Apostolos. Live sent.

What began as a short-term missions trip to Samoa became a powerful encounter with God’s faithfulness and the reality of persecution.

Anna Cortez Papillion arrived in Samoa expecting to serve, encourage, and share the love of Christ. On her very first day, she met people who would leave a lasting impression on her. What she didn’t know was that, behind their smiles and hospitality, they were walking through an incredible trial because of their faith. Listen in and see what happens.

What can God do through two people who simply say “yes” to going?

In this episode of the Apostolos Podcast, Alvin and AJ share about their recent short-term missions trip to Japan, where they spent two unforgettable weeks ministering across Tokyo, Hiroshima, Osaka, and Yokohama.

From conversations on the streets to encouraging local believers, they witnessed God opening doors and creating opportunities to share the Gospel in a nation rich in culture, history, and spiritual need. They reflect on the people they met, the challenges they encountered, the moments they saw God move, and the lessons they brought home.

Join us as Alvin and AJ give us a behind-the-scenes look at what it means to carry the Gospel across cultures—and why the mission doesn’t end when the plane lands back home.

Four cities. Two weeks. One Gospel. A mission that continues.

In this powerful episode, Nate Griffith shares practical, biblically grounded insight on how to walk someone through the process of deliverance. Drawing from Glorie’s book, Deliver Us, Nate discusses key principles for ministering to others with wisdom, compassion, and dependence on the Holy Spirit.

Nate explains how to prepare for a deliverance session, recognize areas of spiritual bondage, lead someone through repentance and forgiveness, and create a healthy plan for discipleship and ongoing spiritual growth after deliverance.

Whether you’re involved in prayer ministry, pastoral care, or simply want to better understand the biblical ministry of deliverance, this conversation offers thoughtful guidance rooted in Scripture and practical ministry experience.

Join counselor Joshua Holloway for a powerful conversation on the life-changing power of forgiveness and its role in personal and spiritual freedom. Drawing from his experience in counseling, Joshua explores how unforgiveness can keep people bound by emotional pain, broken relationships, and spiritual strongholds, while forgiveness opens the door to healing, restoration, and deliverance.

Whether you’re carrying wounds from your past, struggling to let go of hurt, or seeking deeper emotional and spiritual healing, this episode offers practical wisdom, biblical insight, and encouragement to help you move toward freedom. Discover why forgiveness is not about excusing the offense—it’s about releasing the burden and embracing the peace, healing, and deliverance that come through letting go.

In this episode of the Apostolos Podcast, Mark and Macy Massey share stories from two life-changing mission trips. Mark reflects on his first journey to East Timor, where God revealed how every season of his life—from coaching to years in construction—had been preparing him to build and disciple men. What once seemed like unrelated experiences became powerful tools for ministry.

Meanwhile, Macy shares about leading a short-term mission team to Bohol and the ways God worked through the team to encourage and serve the local church.

Join us as the Masseys talk about stepping out in faith, discovering God’s purpose in their unique gifts, and witnessing how He uses ordinary experiences to accomplish extraordinary Kingdom work.

In this episode of Apostolos, Jeff Harris and Bryan Papillion share about their short-term mission trip to East Timor and how God used their gifts and skills to make a lasting impact. Through helping build a new section of a local church, they witnessed an entire village come together in support of the project. Join us as they reflect on serving through practical work, seeing God move through community, and discovering how ordinary gifts can be used for extraordinary Kingdom purposes.