OneLink Podcast

Brad and James go through their top 5 barriers to missions mobilization in America.  Then to make sure you don't end on a down note, they go through their Top 5 opportunities as well.  

Beginning our new mini-series on Mission Mobilization.  Is interest in missions growing or shrinking in the American church?  What can we do as Christians?

Have you ever had one of those conversations with someone where they think they are a Christian, but you can tell from their life they don't know what it means to follow Christ?  Listen in as we talk with Jay about how he deals with those conversations overseas and on his campus.  Also, you'll hear about his overseas experience and what his first O-week was like as a Volunteer.

Listen in as we talk with a couple about how God has used O-week in their lives, both as a student & as volunteers. 

Ending our series on working with Muslims, we discuss the cost of following Jesus and share a true story of a Muslim Background Believer (MBB) who is currently in prison for his faith.

Brad also mentions a talk that was very influential for him by John Piper called, "Doing Missions When Dying is Gain."

https://www.desiringgod.org/messages/doing-missions-when-dying-is-gain#full-audio

God is using dreams and visions to reach Muslims.  How do we work alongside God in an area of His work most of us are not familiar with?

We continue our interview with Zach talking about what Muslims believe.  In this episode we are going to talk about Ramadan, Sin, what they believe about Jesus, and sharing with Muslims.

We have a special guest in this episode who spent 12 years overseas working with Muslims. We'll be talking about the history of Islam, the Haj, and the rest of the 5 Pillars of Islam.

Is there a best approach to ministry with Muslims? Today we give you a framework to consider as you approach cross-cultural ministry as well as some specific examples. 

Music: Al Andalus by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Some things divide us, and some bring us together. Stereotypes divide and friendships bring together. It's hard to share your faith with someone you only know through stereotypes. It's hard to receive truth when you can't see past the narrative you've heard.  

Music: Al Andalus by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com