In the Season 1 finale of The Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall sit down with Lowell Wertz, a career missionary whose story spans decades of service in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania. From building ham radios in his bedroom as a teenager to coordinating a medical response to a cholera outbreak and launching a network of radio stations in East Africa, Lowell’s life is a powerful testimony of enduring obedience—even in the face of danger, loss, and uncertainty.

Lowell recounts dramatic moments: evacuating his family under gunfire, leading crisis relief efforts, repairing X-ray machines and radio towers, and founding Joy in the Harvest, a ministry that now employs dozens and impacts thousands through radio, feeding programs, and leadership training. Through it all, Lowell has clung to one thing: the call of God.

This conversation is for anyone wondering what long-term faithfulness looks like, how technical skills can serve the Kingdom, and why the call of God is always worth it.

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Resources & Links:

• Joy in the Harvest: https://joyintheharvest.org/
• Urbana Missions Conference: https://www.urbana.org/
• Asbury Theological Seminary: https://asburyseminary.edu/

00:00 – Intro to Lowell Wertz: Missions, Radio, and Decades of Service
02:00 – Growing Up in a Christian Home and Early Exposure to Missions
04:00 – Building a Ham Radio Station as a Teen
06:00 – Talking With Missionaries From the Jungle as a Kid
08:00 – When God Called Lowell to Go
10:00 – Raising Money and Going to the Congo at 19
12:00 – Culture Shock and Promising His Shoes for an Antelope
14:00 – Wrestling With Calling After Returning From Congo
16:00 – Meeting His Wife Claudia and Preparing for the Field
18:00 – How God Confirmed Her Call Through a Bible Note
20:00 – Ten Years of Preparation and Biblical Training
22:00 – Returning to Fix Congo’s Radio Network After a Missionary’s Death
24:00 – Getting His Pilot’s License and Unexpected Flight Assignments
26:00 – Claudia’s Rough Arrival and the Hardest Part of Missions
28:00 – Near Starvation, Hidden Generosity, and Culture Clash
30:00 – Fixing a 75-Year-Old X-Ray Machine—God Shows Up
33:00 – Cholera Outbreak, Government Pressure, and Staying Faithful
36:00 – Flying IV Fluids to Save Villages
39:00 – “This Is Evangelism”: A Village Opens to the Gospel After Relief
41:00 – The Evacuation of Missionaries During Armed Conflict
44:00 – Escape by Plane Under Gunfire—and God’s Protection
47:00 – Starting Over in the U.S. and Questioning What Comes Next
49:00 – One Final Missionary Letter and Six Months Later, Back in Africa
51:00 – The Birth of Joy in the Harvest
52:00 – Feeding Programs, AIDS Education, and a Homemade Radio Tower
54:00 – Training Pastors and Building Unity in the Local Church
55:00 – SonSet Solutions’ Crucial Support for Radio Joy
56:00 – Advice to Future Missionaries: Treasure and Protect Your Call
57:00 – Final Encouragement: If You’re Called, Go—And Don’t Look Back

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this remarkable episode, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall talk with veteran missionary Mark Blosser, whose career spans decades and continents. From growing up as a missionary kid in rural India to broadcasting the gospel across Asia and Africa with Trans World Radio (TWR), Mark’s journey is filled with courage, creativity, and deep faith.

Mark shares stories of childhood without electricity, motorcycle adventures across continents, and a calling shaped by both passion and providence. His work took him to strategic locations like Guam, Sri Lanka, and Eswatini—places chosen not for comfort but for gospel reach. He opens up about leadership challenges, surviving burnout, and the cost of long obedience.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that God uses willing hearts over lifetimes—and that behind every broadcast signal or transmitter tower is a faithful servant pointing others to Christ.

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Resources & Links:

• Trans World Radio: https://www.twr.org
• TWR’s India broadcasts: https://twr.in
• LIFTED Film: https://twr.org/lifted
• At the Foot of the Snows by David Watters

00:00 – Meet Mark Blosser: 40+ Years in Missions
01:00 – Growing Up in India Without Electricity
03:00 – Boarding School and a Missionary Kid’s Experience
06:00 – How Mark’s Parents Were Called Post-WWII
08:00 – Learning Bengali and Seeing Faith at Home
10:00 – Discovering the Power of Radio
12:00 – Dreaming of a Gospel Broadcast Ship
15:00 – Motorcycle Trips Across India and Africa
18:00 – Service in Bangladesh With MCC
21:00 – Introducing New Crops to Fight Hunger
23:00 – Realizing Spiritual Needs Are Greater
25:00 – A Chance Meeting With TWR’s Founder
27:00 – Joining TWR and Meeting His Wife Debbie
30:00 – First Assignment: Guam and Broadcasting to China
33:00 – Typhoons, Antennas, and Trusting God
36:00 – Strategic Broadcasting From Guam to Asia
38:00 – Station Leadership in Sri Lanka
41:00 – Civil Conflict and Spiritual Opportunity
44:00 – Building a New Station and Downsizing a Team
47:00 – Stories of Impact Through Radio
50:00 – Assignment to Swaziland (Eswatini)
52:00 – Broadcasting Across Africa
54:00 – Final Years of Leadership and Burnout
57:00 – Returning to the U.S. and Helping Coach Others
59:00 – Encouragement to Stay Faithful Over the Long Haul 

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this episode, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall speak with Alan Shea, a longtime missionary with SIM who serves in Liberia through broadcast engineering, electrical infrastructure, and logistics support. Alan's decades-long ministry has included keeping Christian radio stations running, ensuring hospitals have clean water and reliable electricity, and responding to crises like Ebola and civil war evacuations.

Alan was born at ELWA Hospital in Liberia, where he now serves as a technical advisor, continuing a legacy started by his missionary parents. Through remarkable stories of faith, risk, and obedience, Alan reflects on how God uses people with technical skills in powerful and unexpected ways. This episode is full of wisdom for anyone wrestling with calling, risk, or the quiet but essential roles in missions that make gospel work possible.

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Resources & Links:

• SIM USA: https://www.simusa.org
• ELWA: https://www.elwaministries.org/
• The Shea’s ministry page: https://alan.shea.net/
• My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald Chambers: https://utmost.org
• Bruchko by Bruce Olson
• Eternity in Their Hearts by Don Richardson
• Finding Jesus in the Old Testament by David Limbaugh
• I Married You by Walter Trobisch

00:00 – Intro: Meet Alan Shea, Missionary Engineer With SIM
01:00 – Technical Missions: Radio, Hospital, and School Support
03:00 – Power and Infrastructure in Liberia
06:00 – Water Treatment and Becoming a “Water Engineer”
08:00 – How Alan Helps Enable Pastors and Church Planters
09:30 – Alan’s Family’s Legacy at ELWA
12:00 – A Technical Call Shaped by Obedience
15:00 – Education, Bible Training, and Radio Experience
18:00 – Why Heart-Language Radio Matters
20:00 – Strategic Power of Radio in Africa Today
22:00 – Shortwave’s Impact During Ebola Outbreaks
24:00 – Broadcasting to 330 Million Across Africa
26:00 – Evangelism Through Media: Local Voices, Local Languages
29:00 – War in Ivory Coast: Evacuations and God’s Provision
32:00 – “What Happens to You Is God’s Problem”
35:00 – Safety vs. Obedience: Trusting God in Hard Places
38:00 – God’s Call, God’s Care—And Meeting His Wife Sherry
41:00 – Family Connections in Missions Across Generations
43:00 – Starting Full-Time Service in Liberia
46:00 – Ebola Response and Medical Ministry
49:00 – SIM Missionaries Contracting Ebola: Survival and Witness
52:00 – Why Healing Isn’t Enough Without the Gospel
54:00 – Long-Term Investment: Mentoring, Building, Equipping
56:00 – Urgent Technical Needs in Liberia Today
58:00 – Who’s Needed? Mechanics, Electricians, Trainers, Engineers
01:00:00 – God Uses What You Have—Even if It’s Not Enough
01:01:00 – Discernment, Community, and Calling Into Missions
01:02:00 – Final Encouragement: God Calls, Equips, and Sends

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this episode of The Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall sit down with David Gaona, Assistant Executive Director at Lifeline Youth Ministries in Elkhart, Indiana. David shares how his life was transformed from a troubled youth searching for identity to a disciple-maker passionate about reaching the next generation.

David recounts his early exposure to church through a persistent neighbor, the profound impact of his mother’s faith, and his journey through rebellion, restoration, and eventual calling into ministry. Now a leader preparing to step into the Executive Director role at Lifeline, David brings a unique perspective on holistic youth ministry—offering after-school programs, trade skills, mentorship, and the gospel to kids across Elkhart.

From starting Bible studies in juvenile detention centers to hosting Christian hip-hop concerts that spark genuine change, this episode shows how God can use anyone, right where they are. It’s a moving reminder that missions doesn’t always mean “going far”—sometimes it just means staying close and staying faithful.

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Resources & Links:

• Lifeline Youth Ministries: https://www.elkhartlifeline.com
• Word of Life Bible Institute: https://wordoflife.edu
• TBRI (Trust-Based Relational Intervention): https://child.tcu.edu/about-us/tbri
• Don’t Waste Your Life by John Piper
• What Are You Going to Do with Your Life by J.D. Greear
• Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung

00:00 – Introducing David Gaona and Lifeline Youth Ministries
01:00 – Why David Cares Deeply About Youth Ministry
02:30 – Lifeline’s Holistic Programs: After School, Construction, Business
05:00 – Impact of Consistent Relationships and Summer Camps
07:00 – Preparing for Executive Leadership in Ministry
08:00 – David’s Testimony: From Chaos to Church
10:00 – The Power of One Faithful Neighbor
12:00 – A VBS Invitation That Changed Everything
14:00 – The Faith of David’s Mom and Her Bold Evangelism
17:00 – Her Daily Devotion Life and Its Legacy
19:00 – Transformation in the Whole Family
21:00 – David’s Rebellion and the Pit of Emptiness
24:00 – Coming to Christ at 19: A Midnight Knock
27:00 – Early Growth, Factory Work, and Temptation
28:30 – God Opens the Door to Word of Life Bible Institute
30:00 – Discipleship and Ministry Training at Word of Life
32:00 – Returning to Elkhart with a Burden for Youth
34:00 – Divine Appointment: Meeting Lifeline at a Summer Camp
36:00 – Joining Lifeline in 2016 and Reaching Youth
38:00 – Programming That Connects: JDC, Diversion, Trades
40:00 – How TBRI Shapes Their Approach
42:00 – Reaching Gen Z with Music, Mentorship, and the Gospel
45:00 – Using Christian Hip-Hop to Reach Incarcerated Teens
48:00 – Rethinking Mission: Every Believer is Sent
50:00 – Empowering Parents Through Lifeline’s Upcoming Programs
52:00 – The Christmas Store and Preserving Dignity
53:00 – Internships and School Partnerships
55:00 – What David Sees in the Next Generation

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this episode of The Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall sit down with longtime teammate and design engineer David Palmer. With over a decade of experience at SonSet Solutions, David shares his heart for missions, discipleship, and how God has uniquely used his background in engineering to further the gospel.

Now stepping into a new role in mobilization at SonSet Solutions, David unpacks what it means to mobilize others into the Great Commission. From his own calling through short-term trips and college ministry to mentoring youth and equipping churches, David offers practical wisdom for anyone wondering what their role is in God’s mission to the nations.

You’ll be challenged to consider how your life fits into the Great Commission—and encouraged that God can use your gifts, your story, and your obedience to reach the unreached.

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Resources & Links:

• Via Nations: https://www.vianations.org/
• Joshua Project – People Group Statistics: https://www.joshuaproject.net
• David Platt on Unreached Peoples: https://radical.net
• Explore Study by Via – 7 lessons on how to be involved with the great commission: https://store.vianations.org/collections/mission-mobilization/products/explore
• Perspectives Course: 4 month class centered on the great commission and missions: https://perspectives.org/
• Global Frontier Missions Resources: General resources and articles: https://www.globalfrontiermissions.org/missions-mobilization
• Missionary Biographies:  https://edge.pioneers.org/articles/our-must-read-missionary-biographies

00:00 – Introducing David Palmer
01:00 – What is a Mission Mobilizer?
03:00 – David’s Dual Role: Design Engineer + Mobilizer
05:00 – The Need for Laborers: Why Mobilization Matters
07:00 – Discipleship in the Church and Youth Ministry
09:00 – How Engineering Skills Fit Missions
12:00 – A Missions-Minded Upbringing
14:30 – Uganda Trip: Pre- and Post-Conversion
17:00 – College Ministry: CRU and Discipleship
20:00 – Mentors, the Local Church, and Spiritual Growth
23:00 – Choosing Ministry Over Corporate Engineering
25:00 – Peer Pushback and Bold Decisions
27:00 – Seeking Mentors and the Value of Being Challenged
30:00 – Practical Advice for Finding a Mentor
33:00 – Discipling Others with Intention
35:00 – Discipleship in the Local Church
38:00 – Building a Culture of Spiritual Multiplication
41:00 – Why Discipleship is Foundational to Missions
43:00 – The State of the American Church and Global Missions
46:00 – Sobering Stats on the Unreached
49:00 – The Role of the Church in Sending
50:00 – A Biblical Perspective on Support Raising
53:00 – Inviting Others Into the Mission
55:00 – Equipping New Missionaries with Vision and Tools
57:00 – Closing Reflections on Obedience and Eternity

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this inspiring fourth episode of The Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall speak with Breck Conley, a 19-year-old IT specialist serving with SonSet Solutions through our Discover program. Breck shares her remarkable journey—from homeschooling and graduating college early, to sensing God’s call into ministry at a young age.

With clarity, humor, and deep conviction, Breck recounts how the Lord used mentors, family support, and divine redirection to bring her from a job in the IT industry into full-time missions. She shares insights into using technical gifts for the Kingdom, the value of inter-generational mentorship, and the trust-filled adventure of raising financial support.

Whether you're tech-savvy, discerning a call to missions, or mentoring the next generation, Breck’s story will inspire you to walk boldly where God leads.

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Resources & Links:

• Liberty University: https://www.liberty.edu
• Support raising training bootcamp: https://supportraisingsolutions.org
• SonSet Solutions – Discover program: https://sonsetsolutions.org/discover/

00:00 – Intro: Meet Breck Conley
01:00 – Discover Program and Breck’s Role in IT
02:30 – Finding Joy in Help Desk Work
04:00 – Network Engineering & Renovation Projects
06:00 – Breck’s Upbringing and Heart for Ministry
08:15 – A Missions Sunday That Changed Everything
10:00 – From Industry to Calling: Meeting John & Jean Anderson
12:30 – Early Church Involvement and Parental Support
15:20 – Mentorship and 1 Timothy 4:12
17:00 – How to Find Spiritual Mentors
20:30 – Learning from Multi-Generational Community
22:00 – Homeschooling and Early Technical Curiosity
24:00 – Liberty University Dual Enrollment
27:00 – First Job Experience in the IT Field
30:00 – Launching a Youth Worship Team
33:00 – Meeting SonSet Solutions at a Missions Panel
35:30 – A Clear Call to Reconnect with SonSet Solutions
38:00 – Prayer, Confirmation, and Reapplication
42:00 – Applying to the Discover Program
46:00 – A Timely Email and Step of Faith
48:00 – Support Raising as Trust and Growth
50:00 – God’s Provision Through the Church
52:00 – Low Points and Lessons from the Field
54:00 – Gen Z and Ministry Mindsets
56:00 – New Avenues for Ministry Today
57:30 – Final Reflections: Using Technical Gifts for Eternal Impact

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this encouraging episode of the Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall sit down with Elizabeth Hardin, Internship Program Coordinator at SonSet Solutions—and Cody’s sister! Elizabeth shares her unique journey from growing up in rural West Virginia as part of a ministry family to studying Global Studies at Boyce College, mentoring fellow students, and now helping mobilize the next generation into missions.

Elizabeth speaks candidly about facing disappointment, navigating major life transitions (including marriage, graduation, and a new job), and how God used closed doors—like canceled mission trips—to open even greater opportunities. She also discusses her heart for counseling, becoming a pastor’s wife, and inspiring Gen Z to embrace risk and purpose in global missions.

Whether you’re a college student, ministry leader, or just exploring how your gifts can be used by God, this episode will encourage and equip you.

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Resources & Links:

• Boyce College – Global Studies Program: https://www.boycecollege.com
• ACBC – Association of Certified Biblical Counselors: https://biblicalcounseling.com
• SonSet Solutions – Internship Opportunities: https://sonsetsolutions.org/internship/
• Dr. Albert Mohler – Ask Anything Series: https://albertmohler.com/ask-anything

00:00 – Intro: Meet Elizabeth Hardin
01:16 – New Role at SonSet Solutions: Internship Program Coordinator
03:15 – Growing Up in a Ministry Family
06:25 – Stories of God’s Provision in Childhood
08:23 – Mentorship and the Importance of Discipleship
11:01 – Homeschooling, Travel, and Choosing Boyce College
13:04 – Studying Global Studies and Cultural Understanding
14:36 – Ministry Experience During College
16:00 – RA & ARA Roles: Counseling and Discipleship in College Life
17:34 – A Friendship That Led to Leadership
19:26 – Asking Dr. Albert Mohler: Why Are There More Women in Missions?
22:30 – Business as Missions and Creative Access Opportunities
24:18 – Overseas Experience: DR, Panama, and Supporting Missionary Families
27:37 – COVID and Canceled Trips: When Plans Fall Apart
30:36 – Seeing God's Providence Through Disruption
32:30 – Navigating Life Transitions: Graduation, Marriage, and Change
36:04 – Pursuing Certification in Biblical Counseling (ACBC)
39:02 – Why Counseling? A Personal and Family Motivation
41:21 – Gen Z and Risk Aversion: Facing Discomfort with Faith
44:47 – Theological Confidence in God’s Providence Amid Risk
45:30 – Living with Purpose and the Great Commission
48:05 – Using Your Unique Gifts in Ministry
50:11 – Being a Pastor’s Wife and Building Church Community
51:08 – Excitement About Sonset Solutions’ Internship Program
52:01 – Gen Z and Global Missions: Reaching the Nations at Home and Abroad
55:24 – Cultural Pressures and the Fear of Missing Out on Comfort
57:37 – Encouraging College Students to Use Their Time for Missions
59:11 – Why Technical Skills and Media Matter for the Gospel
01:00:00 – A Call to Make Yourself Available While You’re Young
01:00:50 – Final Reflections and Farewell

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this inspiring second episode of The Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall sit down with Pastor Williams Yindi, founder of Unreached Peoples Mission in Tanzania. Once a high school chemistry teacher, Pastor Williams shares how a simple Bible study invitation led to a life of radical obedience, church planting, and holistic ministry across rural Tanzania.

You’ll hear how he left a well-paying job to pursue full-time missions, how he proposed to his wife on the first meeting, and how God gave him a vision to plant hundreds of churches, start a school, launch a medical clinic, and train pastors to reach unreached people groups—including the nomadic Hadzabe tribe.

If you’ve ever wondered how far faith can take you or how your skills (teaching, medicine, engineering, etc.) can be used in missions, this episode will stir your heart.

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Resources & Links:

• Unreached People’s Mission (via Advancing Native Missions): https://advancingnativemissions.com

00:00 – Intro: Meet Pastor Williams Yindi
01:03 – From Chemistry Teacher to Pastor
02:26 – The Gospel Meeting That Changed His Life
05:31 – Proposing to Naomi (and Her Surprising Response)
08:38 – Leaving His Job and Following God's Call
10:45 – Five Days of Prayer on the Mountain
13:09 – The Birth of Unreached Peoples Mission
15:33 – Annual Training and Encouragement for Bush Pastors
17:46 – Family Tension Over Choosing Ministry
21:20 – How the Training Center Got Started
22:42 – The Power of a Bible, a Bicycle, and a Roof (BRR Strategy)
26:03 – Church Growth and the Threat of the Prosperity Gospel
27:32 – Balancing Family and Ministry
30:08 – Combating False Teaching Through Biblical Training
34:28 – Why Pastor Williams Started a School for Orphans
38:34 – Starting a Medical Clinic in Rural Tanzania
42:00 – The Need for Teachers, Doctors, and Volunteers
43:13 – Early Partnership with SonSet Solutions
44:59 – Impact of Solar Panels in Bush Churches
50:33 – Reaching the Nomadic Hadzabe People
54:39 – Preparing the Next Generation of Leaders
56:44 – Advice for Young People Considering Missions
59:44 – How to Learn More: Advancing Native Missions
01:01:02 – Final Thoughts and Farewell

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

In this powerful first episode of The Go and Send Podcast, hosts Mike Tapia and Cody Hall from SonSet Solutions sit down with Bryan Jackson, a young SonSet Solutions missionary, to explore his unexpected path from studying engineering to full-time missions. Bryan shares deeply personal stories from trips to Alaska, Turkey, Panama, and Tanzania, revealing how God used each experience to shape his calling.

With humor, humility, and heart, Bryan discusses what it’s like to raise support, serve cross-culturally, and find peace in following God one step at a time. Whether you're considering missions, engineering, or just trying to figure out what’s next in life, this episode will inspire and encourage you.

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Resources & Links: 

• SonSet Solutions: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org
• Support raising training bootcamp: https://supportraisingsolutions.org

00:00 – Welcome to The Go and Send Podcast
01:00 – Meet Bryan Jackson
02:00 – From Civil Engineering to Intercultural Studies
05:55 – The Alaska Mission Trip That Changed Everything
08:50 – Ministry Among the Hopeless
09:56 – Eye-Opening Experiences in Turkey and Greece
13:56 – Returning to SonSet Solutions: Internship to Discover Program
18:00 – Serving Locally with a Global Impact
19:25 – Mission Trip to Panama
22:15 – A Closet of Broken Technology: Lessons Learned
25:29 – Tanzania Trip: Bringing Light to Remote Churches
28:34 – Speaking, Teaching, and Being Stretched
30:30 – Is This My Lifelong Calling?
33:52 – Support Raising: A Spiritual Journey
36:15 – Facing Discouragement and Trusting God Daily
38:50 – The Value of Prayer and Spiritual Partnership
41:20 – Wrestling with the Concept of Support Raising
43:33 – Biblical Foundations and the Ministry of Paul
45:05 – The Church Working Together in God’s Timing
47:15 – Real Stories of God’s Provision and Connection
50:00 – Inviting Others into the Mission
52:45 – Support Raising Is Ministry Too
54:30 – Lasting Lessons from the Field
56:05 – Final Reflections and Encouragement

To learn more about SonSet Solutions, go to our website or follow us on social media @SonSetSolutions.

Website: https://www.sonsetsolutions.org

Get a taste of what’s ahead in Season 1 of The Go and Send Podcast! This trailer gives you a quick glimpse into the kind of inspiring, challenging, and deeply personal conversations you can expect throughout the season. You’ll hear snippets from several of our incredible guests—missionaries, ministry leaders, and everyday people living out the call to go and send—each sharing powerful stories and practical wisdom about global missions.

Whether you're exploring your own calling or looking for ways to support others in theirs, this podcast is here to equip and encourage you.

Subscribe and join us on the journey—and if you want to see the faces behind the voices, check out the trailer on our YouTube channel here: Youtube.com/@TheGoandSendPodcast.