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Mats Tunehag shares a glimpse into how God is using businesspeople to make a tremendous kingdom impact! Mats encourages the body of Christ to equip, invigorate, and strengthen businesspeople so they can serve God and others through business. Mats describes Business as Mission as a concept, practice, and a global movement. He suggests 3 practical steps your church can take to participate in Business as Mission today.
Bio:
Mats Tunehag is a speaker, writer and consultant from Sweden who focuses on developing Business as Mission (BAM) and strategic BAM alliances. Mats along with others has developed multiple global BAM think tanks. He is the Chairman of BAM Global, and has served for many years as a senior leader on BAM in both the Lausanne Movement and World Evangelical Alliance. He lectures globally and is author of the book BAM Global Movement.
Show Notes:
BAM Global
Lausanne Movement
World Evangelical Alliance
The Coronavirus Pandemic and BAM: Seven Things We Can Do
BAM Global Congress, April 2020
Business as Mission
The BAM Review
BAM Global
Mats Tunehag
Episode 003: Understanding the Basics of Business as Mission – Larry Sharpe
Episode 036: How Can the North American Church Engage in BAM? – Peter Shaukat
Mats Tunehag
Transformational SME
Episode 109: Making Disciples Through Our Vocations – Dale Losch and Mark
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Topics: Business as Mission
Are missions conferences a thing of the past? Doug Christgau certainly doesn’t think so! Doug describes how mission events - when done well - can be a powerful tool in mobilizing your church for missions. He suggests creative ideas to help you plan inspiring events for your congregation.
Bio:
Doug Christgau has served as a mission pastor in 3 churches over the last 35 years. During that time his churches have sent dozens of long-term missionaries. He has personally led over 100 short-term mission trips in 45 countries. Doug also instructs for the Perspectives Course, speaks at mission conferences, and recently launched the MedSend Church Missions Mobilization Initiative. Doug and his wife Christine have 2 children and 11 grandchildren.
Show Notes:
MedSend Church Missions Mobilization Initiative
Brochure for MedSend Church Missions Mobilization Initiative
Great Commission Great Compassion – Paul Borthwick
JAARS – Missions at the Airport
Mission Frontiers
Wycliffe Bible Translators
World Relief
Email Doug at [email protected]
Episode 021: How to Build a Mission Committee – Doug Christgau
Episode 091: Balancing Local and Global Mission Priorities – Doug Christgau
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Topics: Mobilization
In this episode, Jaime Saint of ITEC shares how Western churches can be a part of training and equipping indigenous churches in the non-western world. Jaime shares five principles for doing this well and why it matters for the Great Commission.
Bio:
Jaime was born into a family with a heritage in missions. Jaime’s grandfather, Nate Saint, was martyred by the Waodani tribe in Ecuador in 1956. Jaime’s dad, Steve, started ITEC, the organization that developed after the Saint family lived with the Waodani in 1995-1996. Today Jaime is the Executive Director of ITEC and has a passion to train Christ followers around the world with skills to meet felt needs as a door opener to share the Gospel and to equip Christ followers in North America to do the same.
Show Notes:
End of the Spear Movie
Through Gates of Splendor by Elizabeth Elliot
Missions Dilemma
Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions by Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert
The Great Omission by Steve Saint
Toxic Charity by Robert Lupton
Charity Detox by Robert Lupton
Foundations for Farming
Echo
Crown Money Map
Mission Minded Podcast
Contact Jamie through the ITEC website (https://www.itecusa.org/contact-us)
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Topics: Mission Field
In this episode, Ryan shares about his experience as a Deaf person growing up in a hearing family, and now attending and leading a church. He describes some of the challenges facing the Deaf community and how the church can help to reach Deaf people with the gospel.
Bio:
Pastor Ryan Sims is the Senior Pastor at Silent Friends Chapel of First Baptist Dallas, TX. Ryan is also the Director of Deaf Community Relations at the Deaf Bible Society. Being Deaf himself, Ryan is speaking with us today in sign language through an interpreter Elizabeth. Ryan holds a Masters Degree in Deaf Education and Deaf Studies. He is married and has three children.
Show Notes:
Deaf Bible Society
Deaf Bible Society: How
DOOR International
Pioneer Bible Translators
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Silent Blessing Deaf Ministries
Deaf Church Where
Deaf Church Where Blog
The Daily Moth
Contact Ryan at [email protected] or [email protected]
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Topics: Outreach
In this episode, Amy discusses four ways that an individual’s personality can affect how they experience and respond to times of transition. She speaks from her experience of transition on the mission field to offer wisdom and suggestions that will help you grow through seasons of change.
Bio:
Amy Young served in China for nearly 20 years, holding various leadership roles, including Member Care Director for 10 years. Amy co-founded an online community for women missionaries called Velvet Ashes. Amy is the author of five books for missionaries, and is the founder of Global Trellis. Global Trellis is a ministry aiming to enable cross-cultural workers to have a tended soul and expanding skill set so that they mitigate burnout, overwhelm, or stagnation, and are able to play their role in the Great Commission. She lives in Colorado and is delighted not to have to get up in the middle of the night to cheer for the Denver Broncos and Kansas Jayhawks.
Show Notes:
Velvet Ashes
Global Trellis
Sabbatical Journey Course
Annual Debrief Course
Looming Transitions by Amy Young
A Life Overseas
Global Trellis Resources
Contact Amy at [email protected]
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Topics: Member Care
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