On today's episode, hang out with me and my family! My wife, Stephanie, and kids, Madison and Carter, join me to talk about what life was like living in Phoenix, Arizona, working at Aim Right Ministries. Hear about the ministry we were involved with—the highs, lows, and what it was like for our kids growing up. Madison and Carter share some of the challenges they faced as Steph and I were often busy working. We hope our conversation encourages you!

If you’re in ministry and struggling with time management, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us via email [[email protected]]. We would love to share with you what we learned about managing our time more effectively.

Esther Martin and Annika Miller are on the frontlines of connecting young people with Rosedale Bible College. Working as admission counselors, Esther and Annika have the opportunity to encourage a generation to further their education, grow in their walk with Jesus, and be a part of a community that is life-changing.

Rosedale International (RI) interns work in Columbus, Ohio, but their impact is felt around the world. Learn about the life of an RI intern, their contribution to the communities they work with, and how you can become involved.

RI currently has an opening for interns, starting in January 2024. For more information on how to become an intern, or to learn more about REACH, please contact Jared Chase [at [email protected]]. You can also visit RI’s website [https://rosedaleinternational.org/intern/] or follow them on Instagram @rosedaleintl. 

Sarah and Shepherd share how their involvement with DNA is changing the trajectory of lives in Plain City, Ohio. Learn how Sarah and Shepherd connected with a local non-profit and are impacting individuals and families with the Gospel on a daily basis. We don't have to look far to identify needs around us, there are needs in your own community. How can you step up and help to meet those needs? DNA describes it like this, "It takes a boots on the ground faith." We can't just sit back we need to step out and be the hands and feet of Jesus in our communities.

"Anyone can build relationships" -Shepherd

Check out https://www.dnaplaincity.org/ for more info and ways to get involved.

Listen to this month's episode of the Mature & Multiply Podcast to hear Samson's amazing story of deliverance and church planting.

He says that evangelism is like marketing, and you can only tell people about Jesus if He is the most important, precious person to you. Are you informed of Jesus? Are you in love with Jesus? This day and age needs the Church more than any time before, so don't give up!

In this episode, we interview Anthony Conte, a young man who is impacting his community for the gospel. Here are some highlights from our conversation:

We hope you are encouraged and challenged by this episode of the Mature & Multiply Podcast.

God is doing amazing things at Pigeon River Mennonite Church in Pigeon, Michigan. Several Hispanic families have started attending services and other events at the church, and Pastor Dave Maurer has found creative ways to make them feel seen and included.

Listen to this month's episode to hear about these exciting developments at Pigeon River. And no matter what's going on in your life or congregation, make sure to start with prayer—God will surely meet you there.

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Larissa Swartz is a passionate "people gatherer" living in New York City. She has learned how to cultivate attention and awareness in a culture that is highly individualized. Moving from rural London, Ohio, to the big city hasn't been easy, but Larissa has been able to use her gifts to reach out and share God's love with others. We trust you will be encouraged to surrender and be available for whatever God has for you!

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Caleb and Delaney had the privilege of interviewing Jessica Yoder, a photographer in Central Ohio. She talked about representing Jesus through her work and faithfully planting seeds for the Kingdom, even when she doesn't see the fruit. We hope you're encouraged and challenged by Jessica's words.

Check out Jessica's photography website and Instagram!