In ministry, it can be easy to look for quick results and noticeable numbers instead of what is helping the community. Jean Johnson joins in to talk about the value of learning from other cultures and serving them well.

After nearly 30 years of ministry involvement, she has a lot to share and discuss. She has spent many years working in Cambodia as a church planter, and now she helps people learn from her experiences. More than anything, she wants people to know Jesus more in their own culture and find Him there.

• 00:33 - Episode summary
• 01:44 - Introduction
• 02:08 - When things go right in ministry
• 05:10 - Finding the solution in the problem
• 06:52 - Where did your heart for missions come from?
• 09:44 - A missing information gap
• 11:30 - Times of transition and revelation
• 15:29 - How to bridge the gap
• 20:25 - The beauty of the indigenous church
• 27:14 - Understanding worship through a cultural lens
• 30:20 - The different contexts of giving
• 42:25 - Internet and book resources
• 44:07 - How can we best pray for you?
• 47:36 - A word of encouragement

Guest Resources

• Website: http://fivestonesglobal.org 
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fivestonesglobal.org
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/WeAreNotTheHero
• We are Not the Hero (Amazon): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1937756459

Additional Resources

• The Dylan Dodson Faith and Life Podcast. Find that and more at MissionalAudio.com

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