Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

How can Churches connect with Missionaries during the Coronavirus Pandemic?

Gary Dull (Pastor, SIGT Co-Host) discusses ways he’s connecting with those inside and outside of the church during the Coronavirus pandemic.

This is not the first crisis epidemic that our world has faced. The influenza epic of 1918-19 comes to mind. As many as 50 million people died globally from the influenza epic of 1918-1919 (675,000 in American died) more than were killed in the just completed World War I. The message of the Gospel was the same then as now, but the methods of delivering that message of hope and redemption have changed. What are some of those methods? How are the church and missionaries using them in response to this crisis?

What challenges does the Coronavirus present to missionaries serving in foreign countries?

The Coronavirus: Gospel Challenges and Opportunities. We are joined by Keith Wiebe, Jr. (Pastor). Paul Segar (Biblical Ministries Worldwide). Topics discussed include: Coronavirus Challenges for Missionaries & Churches. How the Coronavirus is Impacting the Spread of the Gospel. Ways to Connect with Those Inside and Outside the Church During the Coronavirus. Making Tough Missionary Decisions During the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Vance Day (President - Promise Keepers, Former Judge) describes what men will be challenged with at the upcoming Promise Keepers men’s event this summer in TX.

How should men live out an active relationship with Jesus Christ?

The unfolding events due the Coronavirus are changing our lives and will continue to do so likely for many months. How can men rise up in these days (particularly Christian men) to help lead the way with courage?

What are the greatest things attacking Biblical manhood in our culture?

Why is the commitment of men and particularly Christian men so integral if this nation is to be restored in strength and moral character?