What happens when two MK’s ( Missionary Kids) who never intended on becoming missionaries themselves meet, fall in love, get married, and serve the Lord with all their heart? Quite a force for God, that’s what.

Today’s guests, Rich and Elisa Brown are the founders of Inca Link, an organization that’s in many latin american countries and exists to serve Latin America’s 300 million youth. Rich and Elisa’s story is so full of accounts of how the Lord changed their plans and guided them into something much better because they were willing to say yes.

In this interview we discuss how to hear the Lord’s voice and follow His calling, what it’s like to start and run their ministry in Latin America, and they even pray over anyone listening who resonated with their story. Let’s dive in and hear from this wonderful couple

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This life that we live on this earth is not easy, is it? I’m sure that you’re dealing with a struggle right now that is coming to mind as I speak about the difficulties of life. How can we expect it to be, when we know Satan is the prince of this world.

He rules with chaos and destruction, but we know there is one who provides hope. But even in that hope Jesus never promises us ease, I’m sorry to say but this life will not be easy. Especially for christians, we will be attacked from Satan at so many angles.

Wow I feel like I just like totally ruined your day and made you depressed, keep with me cause it gets better. And that’s the thing about life… it gets better. Jesus doesn’t give us ease, but he gives us HOPE. He gives us the knowledge that our perseverance through trials will not be in vain. If you are feeling some of the weight of the world on your shoulders today, keep listening, let this episode serve as your reminder of the joy that is to come for us.

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Imagine getting a knock on your door one night, when you go to open it to find a police officer standing in the rain with a Baby boy wrapped in a kitchen towel, who had been abandoned in the bushes by your house. The officer asks you to take the baby in, just for three days. What do you do?

Today’s guest, Hannah King, faced this reality when she was just ten years old. It had such a profound impact on her life that left her with a desire to care for all people, this desire led her around the world, on the missions field, and empowered her within her own home. This episode will bring tears to your eyes, friend.

Hannah’s heart is so beautiful and the perspective and stories she shares in this episode are so powerful. There's so much bad in the world, but so much good in it too brought by people like Hannah. This girl will empower you to make an impact and care for God’s people with as much love as you can possibly give. 

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I know that we know we’re supposed to have a quiet time. I know we know we’re supposed to be in His word daily. I know we know it’s important. But the thing is, a lot of us know it but we don;t do it. Does that make us bad christians? Does that mean we don't;t love Jesus like we thought we did? Does that mean God is mad at us? Absolutely not.

We are all guilty of letting other distractions pull our attention off our God. But that doesn’t mean we don’t love Him. That just means we have to develop a better game plan. Satan is going to try everything he can to make sure we don’t get time with Jesus, so let’s do everything we can to make time for God. I’m gonna share with you little things you can do to spend more time for the Lord in your life

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One of the hardest and simultaneously in my opinion best things about being a missionary is adjusting to the new culture. So many new experiences that challenge you, make you laugh, and bring you closer to the Lord. Our guest on the podcast today is Chelsea Cooper. Chelsea is a language teacher in Cambodia. In this episode we cover everything from her initial calling where she felt the Lord constantly placing Cambodia on her heart, to finally getting to Cambodia and learning to adjust to her new culture and ministry.

There’s a lot to be afraid of in this world. Spiders, heights, public speaking? But there's one thing that you should not be afraid of, friends. This one thing is something we often are masters at as children, but as we get older we lose the skill because we’re told it’s unrealistic, or unuseful, that we’ve just got our head in the clouds. Have you figured out what it is yet?

If you guessed dreaming, you'd be right. I get so on fire for this topic, y’all. Our lives are meant to be lived accomplishing awesome things for God. Like, we can do cool stinking things for his glory, but a lot of the time we don’t. We chose to live normal safe, comfortable lives, because when we grow up we stop dreaming and goal setting for what can come next, and we passively live our lives. We don’t take control and achieve what we want! In this episode I want to encourage you to dream big again, without fear, knowing you can accomplish great things in the name of Jesus.

This episode is essentially just going to be one big pep talk, You ready to get that spark going again? Lettsss gooo!

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At the root of every successful person is usually a big ‘ole dream. At the root of every missionary is a huge God-given dream and vision. Today’s guests are bursting with dreams and vision and chatting with them was such a joy. Brandon and Jennika Stoltzfus are the assistant managers at Love and care for all - Uganda a home for street children. In this episode we dive into their stories and talk about feeling unqualified and dreaming big. You are going to walk away from this episode feeling like you can do absolutely anything, if you just dream big, and trust the Lord instead of your qualifications. Get ready, cause Brandon and Jennika are straight fire, ya’ll. If you are someone who is dreaming big and feeling discouraged, or someone who is too afraid to even start dreaming big, this one is for you. Please please listen in because this is going to blow you away, friend. 

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You’re here because you love missions right? You are captivated by missionaries and the work they get to do and you’d love to do it yourself. That’s why I’ve created this podcast, so you can learn how other missionaries got their start, and to show you that everyone's journey is different there is no right or wrong just guided by God. If you are itching to get on the field and get your start in your dream “career” this episode is for you. I am giving you two action packed steps you can take today to get yourself closer to where you want to be… The missions field. Let’s gooo

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“The heart of man plans his way, but the LORD establishes his steps.” Proverbs 16:9

This was one of my favorite verses growing up, and it still is. It teaches us that though we make plans on how we want things to go, God ultimately is our guidance. 

Today our lovely guest is a church planter missionary in Paris, Frace. What stuck out to me the most about Nicole’s story is hearing about how the Lord has orchestrated her life. All the skills, the dreams, the things that she's good at, she uses now. Stay tuned to hear some fabulous insight on prayer, and on relinquishing you control and leaving it all up to the Lord. As you listen, think about your own life and skills, and dream about ways God may use you too, dream big but use Him as your guide. Buckle up, and let's take a journey to Paris!

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Justice is so foundational to our work as missionaries. To right the wrongs of the fallen world. It’s why we do what we do. If you follow me on Instagram, you may have participated in the bible study where we talked all about this topic. In Today’s episode, we’re gunna do a lil recap of what that study was all about as well as discuss practical ways you can bring God’s justice. I want you to feel empowered after listening to this episode. It’ll deepen your understanding of Biblical justice, increase your empathy toward God’s people, and leave you ready to change lives. So let’s jump right into the good stuff

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