Called BEYOND

In this episode of Called Beyond, Tim sits down with Will Jones, the founder of GoEthne, a ministry focused on evangelism, disciple-making, and equipping the local church for mission among the nations.

Through an honest and deeply moving conversation centered around Psalm 67, Will shares how God redirected the trajectory of his life.

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💬 “Be okay with being nothing. God creates something out of nothing.” — Will Jones

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Will also shares a powerful story from his teenage years that profoundly shaped his understanding of eternity and continues to fuel his passion for evangelism today.

In this episode of Called Beyond Tim sits down with Cynthia Anderson, a missionary, trainer, and host of the Dare to Multiply podcast. Together, they explore what it means to remain rooted in Jesus and how a life of abiding naturally leads to multiplication.

From her upbringing in Nigeria to decades of ministry across Asia and beyond, Cynthia shares powerful stories of how God uses ordinary obedience to produce extraordinary, multiplying fruit. Whether it’s launching an online training that reached thousands across 122 nations or discipling new believers in unexpected places, her story points to one central truth: lasting fruit flows from staying connected to Jesus.

Cynthia Anderson is a disciple-maker, author, and global trainer with over 30 years of experience equipping believers to multiply disciples. Raised as a missionary kid in Nigeria and seasoned through hands-on ministry across Asia, she now helps activate everyday Christians to live out their calling.

Cynthia is passionate about helping everyday followers of Jesus grow in confidence that God can use them to produce lasting, multiplying fruit.

What does it look like to be deeply rooted in Christ in the middle of everyday life?

In this episode, Caleb and Ashley Farnworth share how learning to listen to the Holy Spirit has transformed ordinary, everyday moments. Parent-teacher conferences, dental appointments, and normal daily rhythms with their kids have become opportunities for Kingdom impact.

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1. The Holy Spirit makes obedience accessible

2. Slow down to hear God’s voice

3. Look for “pressure points” in conversations

4. Everyday spaces are mission fields

5. Courage involves risk—but also reward

6. Model Kingdom living at home

7. Starting small and stay consistent

What's one intentional step you can take this week to partner with the Holy Spirit?

Consider inviting a friend to join you and share weekly stories of obedience and risk

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Caleb and Ashley Farnworth live near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, where they are raising their four children and pursuing a lifestyle of everyday disciple-making.

Caleb works in commercial real estate while intentionally building relationships and engaging people spiritually in his community. Ashley, a dental hygienist, views her work as a mission field—creating space to care for and encourage others through prayer and presence.

Together, they are passionate about modeling a faith that is lived out daily, inviting both their family and those around them to experience the love and leadership of Jesus.

What does it look like to live with courage when life—and ministry—doesn’t go according to plan?

In this second episode of Season 3, Tim Shuck sits down with returning guest Darren Prince to reflect on Joshua 1:9 and explore how courage is formed through the steady, reassuring presence of God with us.

Drawing from nearly two decades of ministry in East London, Darren shares how his team has navigated major transitions—shifting communities, changing team dynamics, and an uncertain future. Instead of clinging to their original plans, they chose to follow where God was already at work.

This conversation invites us to see courage not as boldness or certainty, but as a daily choice rooted in the promises of God.

Wherever you find yourself today—facing uncertainty, transition, or a difficult decision—remember:

You are not alone.

God is with you.

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To learn more about Novo’s mission to SPARK and SUSTAIN movements of the gospel among the nations, check out our website Novo.org or follow us @novomission on Facebook/Instagram.

What does it take to say yes to Jesus when it means leaving comfort behind?

In this first episode of Season 3, Tim Shuck is joined by Cheryl Fletcher and Matt Weston to reflect on Luke 5:1–11 and the moment Jesus called the first disciples to leave everything and follow Him. Together, they share personal stories of unexpected turning points, difficult seasons, and the courage it takes to trust God one step at a time.

This conversation sets the tone for Season 3 by helping us see that courage doesn’t always feel bold in the moment, but it often leads to deeper roots in Jesus.

Cheryl Fletcher (Novo Board Member & Pastor-in-Residence at APU)

Matt Weston (Novo's Chief Operating Officer)

This clip features bonus content from Season 2 Episode 12.

During this portion of Tim's conversation with Jacquie she details her family's recent experiences of loss through the wildfires that ravaged Southern California earlier this year. Jacquie's inspiring testimony bears witness to how her family has experienced God's kindness and provision in the midst of a devastating tragedy.----more----

In this final episode of Season 2, Tim interviews Jacquie Aufhammer, who shares her inspiring journey of faith, transformation, and resilience.

During the conversation Jacquie reflects on the profound impact of inner healing prayer in her life, while also discussing the true meaning of our freedom in Christ. As Jacquie shares her story she describes her passion for empowering women in the church and explains how she's begun reimagining her everyday spaces as contexts for engaging in mission.

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✨ 20 Practical Experiments to Transform Your Walk With God

What could happen if you truly listened to God’s voice—and followed, no matter where it led?

Key Takeaways:

In the second half of Season 2 Episode 10, Tim invites Alex and Darren to  share recent testimonies of miracles they've experienced. Through the discussion they explore the true nature of evangelism as an announcement of the Kingdom of God. One of the key themes that emerges from the conversation is the essential need for community to ensure healthy spiritual growth. The episode concludes with an invitation for you the listener to integrate the rhythms of Cave, Table and Road into your own life.

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In the first half of Season 2 Episode 10, Tim introduces his fellow Novo teammates Alex Guthrie and Darren Rusco. Together they explore the importance of authenticity in relating with God and the realities of living out one's faith in the world. This portion of the conversation delves into the depths of Alex and Darren's spiritual upbringings and their journeys from intellectualism to a genuinely spirit-filled life.

If you enjoy the first part of this episode we hope you'll tune in for the second half of the conversation as Alex and Darren share encouraging testimonies and offer practical exercises you can use to enrich your own walk with God.

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