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Why is it important to do Missions WITH others (Part 1)
Going: where God is at work. A new podcast where cross-cultural workers, Jesse Pauly, Jenn Williamson, and Alessandro Di Leonardo discuss everything from faith and fear to finances and faux pas. Each episode will work off an outline based on Jenn’s dissertation entitled Missionary Effectiveness and Sustainability in the 21st century: A Missiology of WITH. In this first episode, the team begins by looking at the parable that we find in Luke 14.
Link to Jenn's Dissertation: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/dmin/365/
Summary:
In this episode, the hosts introduce the podcast and discuss Jenn's dissertation on missionary effectiveness and sustainability in the 21st century. They share their personal stories of being called into missions and explore the parable of the great banquet as a theological grounding for the concept of 'with' in missions. They discuss the challenges of taking the least important place and the importance of humility and learning in cross-cultural missions. They also highlight the role of the host in welcoming missionaries and the need for clear expectations and communication. The episode concludes with practical ideas for being more effective in missions and a preview of future episodes.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the podcast and Jen's dissertation
01:22 Researching missionary effectiveness and sustainability in the 21st century
06:21 The parable of the great banquet and the concept of 'with'
08:09 The challenge of taking the least important place
10:46 The role of the host in welcoming missionaries
13:38 The importance of humility and learning in missions
16:01 The role of ignorance and expectations in cross-cultural missions
25:28 The complexities of cross-cultural work and the importance of self-evaluation
27:23 The practical implications of doing missions with
30:32 Practical ideas for being more effective in missions
35:24 Conclusion and future plans for the podcast
By Alessandro, Jenn, JesseWhy is it important to do Missions WITH others (Part 1)
Going: where God is at work. A new podcast where cross-cultural workers, Jesse Pauly, Jenn Williamson, and Alessandro Di Leonardo discuss everything from faith and fear to finances and faux pas. Each episode will work off an outline based on Jenn’s dissertation entitled Missionary Effectiveness and Sustainability in the 21st century: A Missiology of WITH. In this first episode, the team begins by looking at the parable that we find in Luke 14.
Link to Jenn's Dissertation: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/dmin/365/
Summary:
In this episode, the hosts introduce the podcast and discuss Jenn's dissertation on missionary effectiveness and sustainability in the 21st century. They share their personal stories of being called into missions and explore the parable of the great banquet as a theological grounding for the concept of 'with' in missions. They discuss the challenges of taking the least important place and the importance of humility and learning in cross-cultural missions. They also highlight the role of the host in welcoming missionaries and the need for clear expectations and communication. The episode concludes with practical ideas for being more effective in missions and a preview of future episodes.
Takeaways
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the podcast and Jen's dissertation
01:22 Researching missionary effectiveness and sustainability in the 21st century
06:21 The parable of the great banquet and the concept of 'with'
08:09 The challenge of taking the least important place
10:46 The role of the host in welcoming missionaries
13:38 The importance of humility and learning in missions
16:01 The role of ignorance and expectations in cross-cultural missions
25:28 The complexities of cross-cultural work and the importance of self-evaluation
27:23 The practical implications of doing missions with
30:32 Practical ideas for being more effective in missions
35:24 Conclusion and future plans for the podcast