Are there resources out there to teach kids about missionaries? On this episode of The Sent Life, Scott and Keelan sit down with Amy Whitfield to talk about her new children's book, Lottie Moon: The Girl Who Reached the World. She talks about the process of writing the book and why it is so important to teach kids about the Great Commission.

What does it look like to be a missional church? On this episode of The Sent Life, Scott and Keelan talk about the foggy word "missional" and what it looks like to be a missional church.

What do we mean by "engagement" and "outreach"? On this episode of The Sent Life, Scott and Keelan sit down to talk about some more foggy words in the missions conversation and how our definitions of "engagement" and "outreach" can shape the way we fulfill the Great Commission.

How do you get from calling to the mission field? On this episode of The Sent Life, Scott and Keelan sit down with IMB missionary Rick Fraley to talk about the mobilization process and how the International Mission Board is working with local churches to make sending possible.

Join us this week as Scott and Keelan sit down with Pastor Andrew Hopper of Mercy Hill Church. On this episode of The Sent Life, Pastor Andrew talks about his experience with the relationship between church growth and sending church members to make disciples.

How does biblical translation relate to the fulfillment of the Great Commission? This week on The Sent Life, Scott and Keelan sit down with Dr. Chuck Quarles to talk about the work of the Caskey Center of Biblical Text and Translation. He provides insight into the process of biblical translation and how it relates to the spread of the gospel among the unreached.

What do the words we use actually mean? In this episode of The Sent Life, Scott and Keelan introduce the idea of "foggy words" and some of the problems they pose in our conversations about missions.

The continent of Africa is as diverse as it is large. Hear from a career missionary on the current state and needs of the church in Africa.

Polycentric missions: what is it and why does it matter? Join us as Dr. Daub, Dr. Kevin Rodgers (IMB), and Keelan Cook (CGCS) discuss how the Great Commission is taking place across the globe and how GTI is equipping partners to contextualize theological education.

Join us this week and hear from Joy Bolton about the work of Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU)and GTI’s effort to bring theological education to women around the world.