Missionary Conferences Podcast

Chad Vegas, Brooks Buser, and Jonathan Master discuss practical issues facing the church today in missions.

Rather than hinder the work of evangelism, the doctrines of grace provide the grounds to faithfully preach the gospel and do the work of an evangelist.

Rosaria Butterfield shows how God’s order of creation sets the paradigm for the roles of men and women in ministry, and informs how we fulfill the Great Commission.

The Great Commission and the task of the preacher are inseparable, the proclaim the glories of Christ in faithfulness to the word of God.

Dale VanDyke, Mark Dever, Brad Buser, and Eric Burns discuss how a church builds a missions culture which sees missionaries inspired, trained, and sen

The division of languages at Babel informs our understanding of missions. And yet, Pentecost shows the gospel overcoming the boundary instituted at Babel, and reminds of the call to take the gospel to every tongue.

Passing on missionaries stories to the next generation is one way the church remains faithful to its function as a sending agency.

Day 3 of National Conference 2026 begins with Mark Dever’s address, “Stay on Target: The Mission of the Church.”What is the mission of the Church? How does that affect missions? Mark Dever answers these critical questions from scripture.

John Piper, Chad Vegas, Kevin DeYoung, and Brooks Buser discuss missiology and the church, the state of missions today, and other questions related to global evangelism.

Paul Schlehlein continues Day 3 of National Conference 2026 with “Ordinary Man, Extraordinary Risk: Epaphroditus.”Risk for the gospel is most glorifying to God. To count our lives not as precious to ourselves, but as an offering of worship unto our Creator expresses our delight in Him, and magnifies His name among the nations.