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In this enlightening episode of the Modern Missionary Podcast, Braiden Day shares a powerful analogy that has reshaped his approach to missionary work—the concept of green tomatoes. Just as a gardener cannot force green tomatoes to ripen before their time, missionaries cannot force readiness upon those they teach. This episode dives deep into the importance of recognizing readiness in missionary work, emphasizing the role of inviting rather than convincing, and how this approach can lead to more genuine and fruitful interactions on the mission field. Join us as we explore this transformative perspective that seeks to align missionary efforts with the natural readiness of those they serve.
By ODION MenswearIn this enlightening episode of the Modern Missionary Podcast, Braiden Day shares a powerful analogy that has reshaped his approach to missionary work—the concept of green tomatoes. Just as a gardener cannot force green tomatoes to ripen before their time, missionaries cannot force readiness upon those they teach. This episode dives deep into the importance of recognizing readiness in missionary work, emphasizing the role of inviting rather than convincing, and how this approach can lead to more genuine and fruitful interactions on the mission field. Join us as we explore this transformative perspective that seeks to align missionary efforts with the natural readiness of those they serve.