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Pastor John concludes his interview with Jonny Nelson of the action sports ministry JSAW with a conversation about how they disciple young riders who respond to their ministry.
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Pastor John and Jonny Nelson continue their conversation. This time Jonny explains the critical nature of relationship in ministry to youth. Pastor John delineates the seven points Jonny makes near the end of the episode.
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So sorry for the delay! Here is last Friday's installment of TMF!
Pastor John and Jonny Nelson talk about the difference between trying to reach into youth culture and actually being in youth culture.
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This week we finish up our conversation with Josiah Kimball of the Action Sports ministry, JSAW, and begin a follow-up conversation with his boss, Jonny Nelson. Jonny tells Pastor John about how JSAW was born.
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Pastor John and Josiah Kimball talk about the way JSAW makes disciples. There is much the local church can learn from this process, called "The Four Chairs."
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Pastor John and Josiah continue their discussion in this, the third segment of their interview together. Josiah asks the important question, "Do you really want to reach today's youth?"
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Pastor John continues his dialog with his son, Josiah, about JSAW's international outreach. They also discuss the importance of helping youth find their identity in Jesus Christ.
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In this episode, Pastor John begins a series of conversations with his son, Josiah, about effectively reaching today's youth. Josiah works for an action sports ministry in downtown Minneapolis called JSAW.
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In this, the final segment of Pastor John's interview with Pete Alwinson of Orlando's FORGE Men's Ministry, Dr. Pete gives some testimonies of how this emphasis on men's disciple-making changes lives and families.
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Pastor John and Dr. Pete Alwinson talk about the purpose of the FORGE Men's Ministry (Orlando, FL), "To Build Great Men, Who Build Great Men...As God Defines Greatness."
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