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In this episode, we interview Ryan Brown, Chief Development Officer of Food for the Hungry. We discuss the reality of human poverty worldwide and how Food for the Hungry seeks to end all forms of human poverty by going to the hard places and walking with the world’s most vulnerable people. We also consider tangible ways for the local church to press in on the essential work of ending poverty locally and globally.
CLASSIC REPLAY EPISODE 35: If we really want to learn a new language we must immerse ourselves in it and practice it over and over again. Becoming fluent in the gospel happens in the same way—after believing the gospel we must intentionally rehearse it (to ourselves and others) and immerse ourselves in its truth. The gospel impacts us not just theologically, but practically. In this episode, we dive into what it means to become a gospel fluent people who learn how to speak the truths of Jesus into the everyday stuff of life.
As followers of Jesus, we are called to make disciples in the very spaces God has placed us. In this episode, we interview Chris Priebe, a pastor and entrepreneur in Phoenix, AZ, who explains how he strives to live on God's mission by running a local coffee shop. Chris gives us the encouragement and practical wisdom we need for our very own vocations
Have you ever considered that where you are right now in your life is where God wants you? As followers of Jesus, we are called to make disciples in the very spaces God has placed us. In this episode, we consider practical ways of how we can share the gospel with our neighbors, colleagues, family, and friends – right where we are!
CLASSIC REPLAY EPISODE 46: There is a cost to following Jesus as his disciple, but there’s a far greater cost to be paid if we don’t follow after him. In this episode, we discuss how the spiritual disciplines prepare us for the difficulties we face and why the cost of following Jesus is life-giving, not drudgery.
CLASSIC REPLAY EPISODE 55: On today’s episode we do a little bit of Bible study as we consider four essential questions that can help ground us in learning God’s word. These four questions—Who is God? What has He done? Who are we? How do we live?—give us a solid basis for learning how to apply gospel truths to our everyday lives. So grab a Bible, a pen and some paper, and let’s see how these key questions help us grow as disciples.
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