Missionary Minds

As we go about our lives it is easy to get caught up in our little worlds and forget about the millions who are living in darkness. In this podcast we discuss their destiny and the importance of reaching them for Christ.

How should they respond to financial crises? Should they speak about money, or just trust God to provide? Does the Bible teach that we must tithe? How much does the Lord expect us to give? What if I have little or no income? This episode explores the Bible's answers to these questions and more. From Old Testament tithing to New Testament giving, we'll uncover wise counsel for churches and individuals alike. Discover practical applications for church planting and missions, and learn how to be a faithful steward of God's resources.

Ever felt the world is divided into two realities? We're exploring that stark contrast in Africa today. One world has high-speed internet and readily available resources, the other struggles for basic necessities. This economic divide isn't just about money, it's deeply rooted in culture and religion.

Why is Nigeria the deadliest place in the world to be a Christian? What does the Qur'an say about violence toward Christians? How should Christians respond to the persecution of fellow believers in Muslim-majority countries?All this and more in today's edition of The Africa Review in Five. Paul Schlein explores the theological, emotional, and practical solutions to Islamic persecution of Christians

What is the right age to die? Does it matter whether we live longer or not? How much effort should we put into making sure we have a long life if life is going to be filled with drudgery and difficulty? In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, Paul Schlehlein gives us helpful insight on what to think about the length of life and the destiny of death.

When faced with issues as an adult Christian, how much counsel should you seek from your unbelieving parents?

Do you know how Christmas is celebrated in Angola, Botswana, or the Democratic Republic of the Congo? What about Egypt or Ethiopia? Africa is a large and diverse continent, and Christmas traditions vary from country to country. Some traditions, like midnight mass, are widespread, while others, like eating fried dough or celebrating on January 7th, are unique to specific countries. Learn about these traditions and more in this episode of The Africa Review in Five.

Boti Paul gives us 12 unique and practical ways with which we can go and evangelize friends, family, and strangers today.

Time to tackle the complexities of climate change. Join us as we explore the delicate balance between Biblical principles and environmental action. Should Christians be anxious about climate change? How can we exercise wisdom and stewardship in the face of extreme weather events? What does it mean to prioritize human life while caring for creation? Tune in to this edition of The Africa Review in Five to be equipped on how to think about climate change.

Male circumcision schools are a rite of passage for many young men in Africa. But are they safe? Are they right? In this episode of TARIF, we explore the dangers and spiritual implications of male circumcision schools. We ask the tough questions: What happens at these schools? Do they teach truth? And what is the role of parents in teaching their children about adulthood?