Disciples in Dialogue

On today's episode, we sat down with Guanue Gbenda, a missionary to Liberia, to discuss his remarkable experiences serving Christ through civil war, religious persecution, and the challenges of rebuilding ministry in a war-torn nation. We'll hear about his harrowing escape from execution, his family's separation during the conflict, and what led him to return to Liberia to continue the work of missions. We hope this conversation will challenge you, deepen your appreciation for religious freedom, and encourage you to remain faithful to Christ regardless of the cost.Special thanks to our sponsors at Wachusett Woodworks: https://wachusettwoodworkstx.com

On today's episode, we sat down with missionary Brackstone, a native of Papua New Guinea, to discuss his remarkable journey from growing up in a remote jungle village to becoming a missionary to his own people. We'll hear about the fascinating cultural differences between Papua New Guinea and America, his upbringing surrounded by tribal traditions and spiritual beliefs, and the extraordinary circumstances that led him to faith in Christ. From humorous stories of culture shock to the challenges of sharing the Gospel in his homeland, we hope this conversation will give you a unique perspective on missions and encourage you as you hear what God is doing in Papua New Guinea.Special thanks to our sponsors at Wachusett Woodworks: https://wachusettwoodworkstx.com

Welcome to the very first episode of Disciples in Dialogue! We're so glad you've joined us!On today's episode, we sat down with missionary Brian Johnson, who serves in Lithuania, to discuss his journey into missions, the unique culture and religious landscape of Lithuania, and the challenges of sharing the Gospel with its people.We also take a deeper look at the work of missions itself—what biblical success looks like, how we should measure the health and effectiveness of a ministry, and the difference between faithfulness and fruitfulness.And perhaps most importantly, we discuss what the American church can learn from missionaries serving overseas, and why we ought to be asking many of those same questions about our own churches here at home.Special thanks to our sponsors at Wachusett Woodworks: https://wachusettwoodworkstx.com