The SEND938 Missions Podcast

This week's episode is a guarded conversation with a man we refer to only as Tyndale (a pseudonym), a refugee from the violence that erupted in Manipur, NE India, in early 2023. Tyndale tells the story of the church in exile and under persecution from his own experiences that caused him and his family to flee for the sake of their own lives. He also shares with us how the gospel has brought peace and unity in the midst of a politically and religiously charged environment. 

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Dr. Dean Taylor, professor of pastoral studies at Faith Baptist Bible College, joins host Steve Anderson for a conversation about the purpose and priority of preaching Christ and discusses the effects of a generation of preachers being challenged to understand fidelity to the text necessitating avoiding Christ when He is not specifically named or eluded to in the text they're expositing. 

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Pastor Dave Heistercamp of Lakeside Fellowship, Polk City, IA, joins host Steve Anderson for a discussion about the nature of church planting networks. Dave pastors one of 8 churches in the Engage Network and has been part of this movement of church planting in central Iowa since its birth. He shares stories of God's grace, the DNA of the network, and the benefits of endeavoring together to accomplish more for the cause of Christ. 

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Dr. Patrick Odle, BMM president, joins host Steve Anderson for a conversation about missionary commissioning, who the commissioning agent really is, and the benefits of missionary relationships with their commissioning church. 

Vice President for Missionary Services, Dave Ferguson, joins host Steve Anderson for the first of a 4 part series that will publish over the next few months covering the CORE VALUES of Baptist Mid-Missions. This week we discuss Biblical Authority and Global Outreach. 

Pastor Michael Miller, Foundation Baptist Church, Calgary, Alberta Canada, joins host Steve Anderson for a candid introduction to Christian Nationalism, it's rise in prominence amongst evangelicals, it's theological roots, and it's impact on Great Commission ministry. 

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President Emeritus, Dr. Gary Anderson joins us again for a BMM Moment in History. Dr. Anderson shares some of the missions early days of resilience in the face of denominational struggles, world wars, pandemics, and financial crisis; all the while without a full-time president to lead the organization. He also shares some of his own personal struggle with ministerial burnout and the grace of God evident amongst those who endure. 

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This previously published episode of the SEND938 podcast is a discussion with author and speaker Tim Challies about his book, Seasons of Sorrow. Whether this is your first time listening to this episode or the second, we're sure you will be blessed by listening today. 

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Rob and Penny Whitty were in the middle of a career, middle of rearing their children, and the middle of their local church ministry when God called them to surrender to missions. You will be blessed to hear their testimony of surrender when the details and specifics of their ministry would entail. They could have never imagined how God would use them to educate and disciple hundreds of children as they came alongside national pastors to serve and support the work of the national church. 

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RPI Director Martin Euku joins host Steve Anderson and Steve Gault from Jinja, Uganda to discuss the ministry of the Rural Pastors Institute. In an environment in rural Uganda that is ripe with all the ills of the pentecostal influence and prosperity gospel teaching, the RPI seeks to train men in ministry as a means of correcting and instructing in the truth of God's Word. These are men who have the heart and desire to serve God and shepherd their people, but due to language, educational, and economic limitations have been largely forgotten and are unable to receive reliable formal training in ministry at institutes or seminaries in country.

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