Sunawh Park is part of the president team at University of Nations Kona, helps lead the Send, and formerly helped lead F&F. In this conversation we discuss serving with family on mission, following the Lord's leading, and overcoming disappointments with perseverance and faith.

David Larson Dean of Oahu Theological Seminary (former Bethlehem College and Seminary extension) shares insights regarding the new creation and the importance of hoping for it in this life.

Craig Powell shares an amazing testimony of God's transformation in his life from a dope-dealing nudist to a church leader in hawaii!

Drew Steadman the Executive Director of Antioch Movement shares with us nuggets on the principles of disciple making along with the importance of having the right motivations on doing God's mission!

Cameron and I attended a Bible School in Kona and sat down to discuss how to discern God's voice and looked at moments where people tested what they sensed well and moments when people didn't. May this conversation help us grow in obeying the Lord more accurately and biblically.

Side note: this was actually the first episode recorded!

Pastor and movement practitioner of Neighbors and Nations in Buena Park learning how to run the race with endurance and run the race with longevity in mind.

Dean & Associate Professor at Oahu Theological Seminary David Larson speaks with seminary students about developing a proper relationship with the Word of God in today's age.

A brother laboring in Central Asia shares a pivotal moment he had in a graveyard and ministering to muslims that opened his eyes to his true life purpose. Let's learn from him and be spurred on how use this one life for the greatest cause that will last eternally!

Neil and Ryan are pursuing simple churches with Big Life in Michigan and seeing substantial fruit. In this episode we discuss simple church ecclesiology and its place in a western context among prevailing models.

Tune in as we learn key principles that lead to growth in Michigan to see 43 house churches from leaders Ryan and Jeremy. Enjoy!