World Outreach Podcast

In today’s conversation we are speaking with Dr. Viv Grigg who has pioneered churches, development and advocacy agencies among the urban poor since the 1970s in Manila, Kolkata, São Paulo, and Los Angeles. He is the author of seven books and numerous articles on urban ministry issues. We will be discussing the importance of understanding urban poor challenges when church planting and developing appropriate strategies to minister effectively in these complex contexts.

Resources
Find books and articles at Urban Leaders
Information about the MA Transformational Urban Leadership

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The late Dallas Willard once said, ‘Business is a primary moving force of the love of God in human history’.

In today’s conversation we are going to explore Business as Missions or BAM. We are joined today by Rob who has many years of experience working in creative access countries and the 10/40 window where he has used business as mission as their strategy to engage unreached people groups. He and his wife are currently running business incubators to assist other like minded people to do the same.

Resources
Websites:
Business as Missions Lausanne Movement
BAM Global
Business4Transformation

Books:

• Business as Mission: A Comprehensive Guide to Theory and Practice by C. Neal Johnson
• Business for the Glory of God: the Bible's teachings on the moral goodness of business by Wayne Grudem
• God at Work:Your Christian vocation in All of life by Gene Edward Veith Jr.
• Tentmaking: The life and work of business and missions by Patrick Lai 

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In this conversation we are going to speak with Tomba from NE India. Tomba is a leader in a Disiciple Making Movement and he will be sharing his experience of being a disciple maker and why it is so important to have a passion and a plan to make disciples. Let’s get right to the conversation.

Resources
Following Jesus book download


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Today’s conversation is with Kevin Chan. Kevin is World Outreach’s Field Strategy Director. He has a background in consulting, business and missions and has a gift for bringing these things together for the kingdom. Kevin will share some of his insights and lessons he has learned of over the years about the spiritual act of planning. I’m sure this conversation will be useful for so many of us as we launch into 2022 with big vision and expectations of what God will do this year as we endeavor to reach unreached people groups.

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In this episode we discuss with Ben G the important topic of burnout and healthy rhythms in cross cultural work. Ben recently led some workshops on these topics at our global summit and will share some of the key insights from those sessions. As global cross-cultural workers in general we are quite exposed to many stressors that may lead to being overstressed or burned out. We need to be aware of these stressors and know how to respond to them because as the saying goes prevention is better then cure. 

Also, as the year begins to wind down and we start making plans for 2022 now is a great time to do a self-audit and consider how you will proactively manage your well-being in the new year.  

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Today’s conversation is with Asha Jack.  Asha and her husband have been involved in missions for more than 13 years working towards seeing a church planting movement take place. In our conversation she will share some of the insights she has gained over the years of the role of outsiders in CPMs. I’m sure we will benefit from her experience – let’s get right to the conversation.

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In today’s conversation we will speak with Betsy regarding the important role women play in establishing discipleship making movements amongst unreached people groups. Betsy has many years of practical experience of working with Muslim women in Eastern Africa and Southeast Asia.  She recently completed a thorough research project on this topic and will unpack some of the key findings in her research. Betsy shares insights into the strategic role women have in reaching UPGs and provides practical advice for new workers and organizations. It will be a valuable discussion for advancing the cause of missions amongst unreached peoples.

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We live in a digital age. More and more people are spending time on various social media platforms. In this conversation, Clyde Tabor, from Visual Story Network will share with us the opportunities made available through social media to engage with UPGS and work towards making reproducing disciples.  He will share some of the key strategies for leveraging technology to so seed widely to find people of peace who are interested in learning more about our precious message.
Resources
Visual Story
Visual Story Wiki
Visual Story Twelve
Media to Movements

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In this episode Rod Talbot will share helpful practices for sustaining a healthy life in ministry.

Rod and Lynley served for more than 30 years in Africa as pastors, missionaries, and field leaders. They have a vast amount of experience and are known for their pastoral heart and passion for God. I'm sure you will be encouraged by his insights for sustaining yourself in ministry.

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It is often said in the mission world that missions require three things, people, prayer and provision. In Today’s conversation Myles Wilson is going to share from over 40 years of mission experience and training in over 80 countries how we can build a team to get all three.

Myles has been one of the pioneers of ministry partner development (MPD for short) helping gospel workers be fully funded and in healthy relationships with people providing prayer and encouragement, as they work to fulfill God’s calling on their lives.

Myles' wisdom, experience and biblical perspective will encourage all of us who desire to see God be glorified in the nations.

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