Missions Podcasts

What does it mean to remain faithful to Christ when following Him could cost you everything? Todd Nettleton of Voice of the Martyrs shares powerful testimonies of persecuted Christians around the world who continue to stand firm in their faith despite imprisonment, violence, and rejection from their own families. Also, Bonnie Sala of Guidelines shares the story of a new believer in Afghanistan whose journey to Christ began through Christian radio broadcasts, along with an exciting opportunity to bring Christian radio to The Gambia. Tune in to discover how you can stand alongside the persecuted Church through prayer, encouragement, and practical support.

What if the skills and passions God has given you could make a difference in someone's life? Nicola Topsom of Advance International shares how her ministry is bringing clean water to communities affected by flooding in Nepal, providing meals to families in Haiti, and delivering much needed food to those facing hardship in Cuba. Also, David Bogosian of A Third of Us Alliance highlights how local believers in India are reaching entire communities through Church planting and discipleship. Tune in to discover how ordinary acts of service can open doors for the Gospel and how you can take your own next step in the Great Commission.

What if you could reach someone on the other side of the world with the Gospel without ever leaving home? Jamie Radtke, President and CEO of Global Outreach Media, shares how online missionaries are connecting with people around the world who are searching for answers about faith, life, and Jesus Christ. Through digital outreach, meaningful conversations, and online discipleship, discover how everyday Christians can use technology to take part in the Great Commission from wherever they are.

How can Christians respond when disaster leaves entire communities with nothing? Art Duerksen and “Amos” share how believers are bringing practical help and the love of Christ to families affected by the devastating landslide in Nepal. From food and blankets to school supplies for children who lost everything, local Christians are meeting urgent needs while bringing hope to communities that are difficult to reach with the Gospel.

What if your mission field is closer than you think? Mark Hymus of EPIC and Onside shares how local churches are reaching families in their own communities through summer camps, sports programs, and partnerships with local schools. By meeting practical needs, equipping young Christian leaders, and building genuine relationships, churches are finding new opportunities to take the Gospel beyond their walls and live out the Great Commission right where they are.

How do you hold on to hope when violence and fear surround your community? 

Kate Michel shares how Radio 4VEH continues to serve the people of Haiti with the hope of the Gospel amid gang violence, instability, and deep spiritual challenges. From broadcasting Biblical truth around the clock to partnering with local churches and distributing solar-powered audio Bibles, the ministry is helping Haitians encounter God's Word and grow in their faith even in the midst of uncertainty.

What would it take to put a healthy church within walking distance of everyone in the world? 

Janice Allen, President and CEO of International Cooperating Ministries, shares how ICM partners with local believers to establish churches, equip leaders with Biblical training, and serve the practical needs of their communities. With ministry spanning more than 100 countries, discover how strengthening the local church is helping advance the Gospel around the world.  

What does it look like to bring the church to people who may never walk through its doors? 

Pastor Jimmy Kim of Blue Tent Church shares how a weekly outreach in Mississauga, Ontario grew into a church community for people experiencing homelessness, addiction, and isolation. Through consistent relationships, practical care, and the hope of the Gospel, the ministry is helping people find belonging, healing, and a new direction in Christ.

What happens when a teenager feels called to step out and serve? Coralie and Riley Sikstrom share their experience serving together in Peru, where they visited remote villages and saw firsthand how deeply people valued receiving God's Word in their own language. From navigating unexpected challenges to learning from the faithfulness of local believers, their story shows how a mission trip can impact both the communities being served and those who choose to go.

What if your most important mission field is your own family? 

Len Friesen of the Legacy Coalition shares how grandparents can intentionally pass their faith to the next generation through meaningful conversations, prayer, and strong relationships with their children and grandchildren. From navigating family barriers to making everyday moments count, discover how grandparents can play a vital role in the Great Commission without ever leaving home.