What if the future of church looks radically different? This is a call to arms for digital missionaries to step out and take the gospel into online spaces where traditional church outreach hasn’t gone. This means meeting people on platforms like Discord, Youtube, and even WhatsApp to create authentic discipleship communities right where people already are.

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What happens when discipleship steps away from the methods of past generations and meets people where they are—in digital spaces?

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We confront a challenging question: what happens when people leave the physical church but still seek purpose, connection, and healing?

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Can digital relationships be as meaningful and authentic as physical ones? Jumping into the heart of digital ministry, this conversation explores the powerful shift toward digital calling and how it's transforming the future of church. Forhis is all about digital missionaries who are breaking new ground on platforms like Discord, Twitch, and Facebook, reaching people where they already are.

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Exploring what it means to broadcast live in the digital world. We discuss how an international congress hosts transformative talks on digital missionaries, as 5,000 attendees buzz with energy exploring new tech-driven ministry possibilities.These discussions uncover stories of success, like digital-only churches in Argentina that draw large, active congregations. Participants from various regions, including India and Africa, show a keen interest in embracing digital discipleship to extend their reach.Throughout the congress, the mission is to empower leaders globally, providing them with digital tools to enhance their ministries. Whether through workshops or informal exchanges, the emphasis is on building a network of digitally equipped leaders ready to transform lives.Despite the intensity of the congress, personal challenges, such as dealing with health issues, are met with the unwavering support of the community. The encouragement and prayers from supporters help maintain focus and energy.Reflecting on the experience, there is gratitude for the connections made and the future opportunities on the horizon. This congress is not the conclusion but the launchpad for a new chapter in digital church ministry, with exciting potential to reshape how communities worldwide engage in faith.

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We're exploring how platforms like TikTok are cultivating real relationships and bridging gaps. It’s about seeing digital platforms as allies in mentoring and disciple-making, opening doors to rethink church and connection in the digital age.

While Jeff is in Korea representing theChurch.digital at Lausanne, Andy and Ashley take over the episode, diving into the intricate relationship between digital and physical discipleship within the church. The discussion begins by emphasizing the importance of bridging the digital and physical aspects of disciple-making, recognizing that while digital spaces offer significant opportunities for broadening reach and influence, physical face-to-face interactions remain crucial for deeper, incarnational relationships. This theme is embodied in their conversation with guest Ian Simpkins, who shares insights from his experience as a pastor and digital content creator. Ian explains how his social media presence, particularly on Instagram, aims to provide concise, impactful messages that foster authentic connections and spiritual growth in a digital age.Throughout the episode, Mage, Lagos, and Simpkins address some pressing questions and challenges faced by churches navigating the digital mission field. They explore the potential of digital platforms not only for broadcasting sermons but also for creating meaningful, community-building interactions that can extend even to the most unexpected places, such as prisons. This dialogue highlights the evolving nature of church ministry, calling for a balance between innovative digital strategies and traditional practices to ensure a holistic approach to discipleship that resonates with diverse audiences. The episode underscores the necessity for churches to adapt and embrace technology thoughtfully while maintaining the core values and relational depth central to the Christian faith.

Have you considered mental health within digital spaces, especially in the context of depression, suicide, and crisis support? In this discussion we will be offering real, practical insights grounded in empathy and community.

The opposite of addiction is belonging. We all have addictions, or something we turn to to find comfort when life gets challenging. Let’s explore the issue of addiction, we'll examine everything from caffeine dependence to the different stages of addiction and their dangers. The layman’s definition of addiction: difficulty stopping a substance or behavior despite repeated disruptive consequences. And a biblical definition: Pursuing something other than God repetitively, habitually, or in a patterned way to meet needs.

Productivity becomes an idol. Explore the need for rest, not fake rest, in a world obsessed with productivity. Leaders face huge challenges during transitions, often getting stuck because of egos, fears, and past investments.