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EM010: Serving God’s Leaders Around the World with Rich Frazer of Spiritual Overseers Service, International May 28, 2014

Show notes

This week we're talking Rich Frazer, the president of Spiritual Overseers Service, International. Over the years, SOS International has provided training to thousands of leaders in 87 countries through more than 800 training assignments.

Their specific ministry style is to serve organizations who ask them to come and provide specific training for church leaders. They search for and send the most qualified people they can find to invest deeply in the local church, wherever they go. And while they are there, they serve the vision and agenda of the organization that invited them.

Rich has been providing this kind of training for indigenous leaders around the world for over 20 years and has seen the exponential value of investing in the global church in this way.

I'd also like to give our mutual friend, Mike Priebe of MemoryPeel a hat tip for connecting us.

Key Scriptures

1 Timothy 2:3-5
Matthew 9:36-38
Ephesians 4:11-12
2 Timothy 2:2

[bctt tweet=“Why not teach a man to TEACH a man to fish?”]

Challenge

Rich points out that more than 100,000 people receive Christ every day and that more than 2,000 churches are planted every week. However, 90% of the pastors, whether volunteer, full-time, or bivocational, have little to no training. The challenge SOS International has is getting to those leaders to help them know how to study Scripture, show them what Christian leadership is all about, and to invite them to adopt a Christ-like model.

Revelation

Rich shares the surprising story of one of his early prayers about whether he should go into missions.

[bctt tweet="Don't ask God if you should go. Ask God if you should stay." via="no"]

Current Ministry

Rich shares a little about the people SOS International is sending out over the course of this year to invest in the global church.

Level Up

Rich encourages us to consider our investments in missions based on the long-term impact of financial and prayerful impact.

Speed Round

Hindsight

[bctt tweet="The greatest among us is a servant. Not a partner or a patronizing visionary leader. A servant." via="no"]

Best Advice

Be flexible

Support and Encouragement

Many people encourage Rich

Personal Success Habit

[bctt tweet="Ask the question, 'What can I do for you?'" username="engagingmission"]

Internet Resource

SOS International Website

Book Recommendation

New Place

Rich shares who he would go find and what he would offer them to support them.

Parting Advice

[bctt tweet="The fruit of a leader is not followers. It's another leader or an 'orchard' of leaders." username="engagingmission"]

Contact Info

SOS International

Video

When we were discussing Rich's book recommendation, he also mentioned this video of Steve Saint ministering at a church. It's definitely worth 5 minutes to see this.

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Oja-rnOlIM?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent]

Resources

Check out the Engaging Missions Online Radio Show #podcastCLICK TO TWEET

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EM009: Packing Bags of Light in Darkness with Pebbles Thompson of Project Ignite Light May 17, 2014

Show notes

Through Project Ignite Light, Pebbles Thompson shines a light in the darkness of severe child abuse. Listen to this week's episode to learn how buying pajamas and taking showers led Pebbles and her husband, Darin, from a comfortable position as youth pastors in a church they loved to a ministry that now helps 2,400 abused children each year. While the numbers are staggering, they believe that even one is too many.

As you listen, you'll find how how their “burning bush” experience led them to child advocacy centers, where they discovered one way they could show the love of God and restore some dignity to children who so desperately needed it. You'll also hear a story of how Pebbles is able to deal with the emotional challenges of this kind of ministry. And, you may even some practical ways that you can be a minister of grace to those around you.

Key Scriptures

Challenge

During the summers, giving often takes a dip. There was one summer where it was particularly challenging. Learn how God went over and above the minimum financial need and showed Pebbles that his provision is extravagant.

Revelation

After nearly a year of operation, Pebbles felt overwhelmed and ineffective. But God revealed something that put it in perspective.

Current Ministry

Pebbles and her husband dream big and they serve a big God who rules and reigns. There are several things that are really exciting them, including things that are happening on their new property. They are also developing materials that could lead to exponential growth in serving victims of extreme child abuse.

[bctt tweet="There are a lot of good ideas and then there are a lot of God ideas. We want the God ideas." via="no"]

Level Up

Pebbles shares some insights into the simplicity of ministry that we can apply in ministering to others as well as supporting missionaries and other ministers.

[bctt tweet="Ask that God would open your eyes to the needs of the people around you." via="no"]

Speed Round

Hindsight

[bctt tweet="God’s provision is larger than we think. Just be willing to ask." via="no"]

Best Advice

Build a healthy foundation. You can’t expect a house to stand if it’s not built on a solid foundation.

Support and Encouragement

A mentor asked Pebbles a question that helped her clarify the value of Project Ignite Light and released her from fear in raising funds.

Personal Success Habit

Prayer all day long and journaling.

Internet Resources

Book Recommendation: Leadership Prayers

New Place

Pebbles says that it depends on the kind of place. Find out what would be different if she was in a developing country rather than a “touristy” country.

Parting Advice

[bctt tweet="Don’t complicate things. It’s probably easier than you think." username="engagingmission"]

Contact Info

Project Ignite Light

Resources

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EM008: "Yeshua as King" with Sean Steckbeck May 14, 2014

Show notes

Sean Steckbeck is a missionary and church planter in Israel. He often uses the “Person of Peace” framework for evangelism and discipleship and is seeing multiplication in house churches and discipleship that is beyond his ability to count. In this week's interview he shares a little about that and also some striking stories of God's faithfulness throughout his ministry.

I’ve known Sean since he was in high school, which was actually a much darker time in my life. Since then God has been very good to me and Sean has stepped out into full-time ministry. In this week’s interview, he shares a number of great insights that have formed how he’s ministering to people now. And he also shares some news that stands in stark contrast to what we often see on the news.

Key Scripture

The scepter will not depart from Judah, nor the ruler's staff from between his feet, until he to whom it belongs shall come and the obedience of the nations shall be his.

Genesis 49:10

Challenge

Sean shares a time when God intervened in an amazing way as he and his family were returning to Israel.

Revelation

Sean shares one key question that God used to really shake him to his core as he and his family were approaching burnout in the ministry. And then he shares how his perspective has changed since that time.

Yeshua deserves the obedience of the nations. He deserves my obedience.

It's not about ministry success; it's about my worship to Him.

Obedience is worship.

I don't see ministry as work. I see it as worship

Current Ministry

Sean spent over two years researching the ministry model that they have been using since about 2007. It's simple, biblical, and is growing exponentially. And the results defy what we see on the evening news; Jews and Arabs are ministering to each other.

The Kingdom has a different story

Person of Peace

Sean shares how the Person of Peace model that they are using is different from traditional evangelistic methods. In his words, evangelism is transformed into a treasure hunt where the treasure is finding the person who God is already preparing.

And the wonderful thing about this model is that it isn't specific to “global” missions. Instead, it is something that can be, and is being, applied wherever we are, wherever God has called us. Even if we're called to the marketplace.

Level Up

Sean shares two things that really encourage missionaries while they're on the mission field.

Speed Round

Hindsight

My identity is in Christ and not in the ministry.

Best Advice

Love and bless your enemies.

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Something someone did to support

Every letter of encouragement is like water to his soul.

Personal Success Habit

Pray, pray, pray
Meditating on what it means that Yeshua (Jesus) is King in his life and what that means to those around him.

Internet Resources

Train and Multiply Resources by George Patterson
Church Planting Resources by David Watson

Book

T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution

New Place

Sean shares what he would do with his family the first 2-3 days if he found himself in a new country. And then what he would do the next few days.

Parting Advice

Meditate on Yeshua as King. On what it means. Every day.

Contact Information

Email: simeons_cry@hotmail.com

Resources

T4T: A Discipleship Re-Revolution
Train and Multiply Resources by George Patterson
Church Planting Resources by David Watson
Email: simeons_cry@hotmail.com
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EM007: "Never Lose Sight of the Gospel" with Corben Barber May 07, 2014

Show notes

I’ve been anticipating this interview with Corben Barber for a few weeks. He’s a recent graduate of a Discipleship Training School (DTS) with the Nashville base for Youth With a Mission (YWAM). After completing his DTS, Corben went on a two month trip to Uganda.

Never lose sight of the Gospel, with Corben Barber

Corben graduated from high school last year and went almost directly into Youth With a Mission (YWAM). After completing the study portion of his Discipleship Training School (DTS), he and the team he was on went to Uganda.

His team just returned to the States a few weeks ago and I’ve been hoping to get him on the show ever since. In past weeks, we’ve heard from people currently on the mission field, some who have transitioned into the marketplace, or who lead missions-related organizations in the US. But Corben is our first guest who just returned from a short-term mission trip.

Key Quote

How far am I willing to go before the Gospel isn't real enough? - Corben Barber

Challenges

Corben shares with us what crutches and digestive problems have to do with a lady who wanted to receive the Gospel.

I see other people and the Gospel doesn’t seem real to them. So why should it be real to me if it’s not real to them?

Revelation

Their trip involved a service project with aquaponics but when they completed their project, they realized something that made them wonder why they were really there. Their discovery “destroyed” their plans for the rest of the trip but led to a personal revelation.

Maybe our agenda isn’t God’s agenda.

Current Ministry

Corben has completed his time with YWAM and is seeking God for his next assignment. While he's in this time of waiting to see what's next, he wants to be focused on a couple of specific things. But he also realizes that just because he's in a holding pattern doesn't mean God can't use him right now.

Level Up

Corben mentions how just sharing lunch and having a real conversation as friends can encourage a missionary. That's something that we can do with anyone in our lives.

Speed Round

Hindsight

Corben realized something when he returned that he wishes he would have known because it would have made re-entry easier.

Best Advice

Don’t lose sight of the Gospel - Corben Barber

Something someone did to support

While random financial gifts are great, adding a pause and one simple word to, “How are you doing?” made all the difference.

Personal Success Habit

Corben has taken one practice that was mandatory while he was in Discipleship Training School and made it part of his life in a slightly different way.

Internet Resource

Facebook

New Place

Corben shares some advice that focuses differently on the first day than the final six.

Parting Advice

Never lose sight of the Gospel, even upon coming home. There are people all around you who are hungry for the things you’ve learned but they don’t know what they’re hungry for.

And, don't be afraid to look like a fool

Contact Information

Facebook

Email (listen to the interview for the address)

Resources

* The Bible on Audible (free if you try their service)

* The Bible on Amazon

* Facebook

* Email (listen to the interview for the address)

* Ratings Pinterest Board

* Ratings on Engaging Missions

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EM006: "Are You Preferring to be a Martyr?" with Brent Bazler Apr 30, 2014

Show notes

This week I’m really happy to bring you Brent Bazler (alias), who works with the Nashville base for Youth With a Mission (YWAM). In our time together, he shared some amazing stories of God’s faithfulness and offered a two-part framework for encouraging, supporting, and blessing missionaries in unconventional ways as well as the “M.L.P.” framework for making ministry decisions.

Before becoming a missionary, Brent spent time as an educator, living for the summer mission trips until it finally became clear that he and his family needed to step into full-time ministry in order to be obedient to where God was leading them. Since that transition they have faced challenges and also seen amazing examples of God’s faithfulness.

I so enjoy the way Brent delights in The Lord and trusts so fully. I’m sure that you will enjoy this interview.

Key Scripture

The LORD will keep your going out and your coming in from this time forth and forevermore. Ps 121:8

Challenges

How a 16th floor apartment, and angel, and a roll of film are part of the same story
What happened just before a dentist appointment
How God confirmed that Brent’s children had the right idea when it came time for a significatn life change (and investment)

Revelation

How God used a group of ladies from a church in California to challenge Brent and his family. And how that led to a new direction in their ministry.

Are you preferring to be a martyr when you’re supposed to be a multiplier?

One Thing

The one thing that Brent wishes he would have known when he just started out. And how he’s seen God’s faithfulness.

Current Ministry

How ministry and children fit together for Brent and his wife.
A fun way that YWAM Nashville is supporting their community (hint: you can find out more and even be involved if you sign up here before May 10, 2014)
Some other exciting things that involve both Brent and YWAM Nashville

What’s special about YWAM Nashville?

There are a number of different missions organizations. Each tends to have their own focus and I believe that all are valuable. In our discussion, Brent offered up some things that he believes make YWAM unique.

YWAM is an extremely flexible organization, willing to move on short notice
YWAM Nashville is good at building and maintaining relationships.
Find out what an umbrella and a C.U.P. have to do with worship and the ministry direction of YWAM Nashville.
The “M.L.P.” framework for making ministry decisions.
Ministry (What should I do?)
Location (Where should I go?)
People (Who should I be involved with?)

Level Up

Brent offers some great “outside the box” ideas for what people can do to encourage and support missionaries. He shares a couple of ways that people have helped him and his family in the past. And he offers a framework for being able to discover those unconventional ways to support and encourage missionaries.

What is a heart need that a #missionary might be too embarrassed to ask for help in?

Speed Round

Best Advice

Read the proverbs every day and do what they say.

Something someone did to support

How Brent’s parents made a financial sacrifice that has paid dividends for the rest of their lives.

Personal Success Habit

Brent says that a key for him has been reading God’s word and praying some very particular kinds of prayers.

Internet Resource

TNTmpd – donor relationship software that not only tracks donors, but also helps build long-term relationships between missionaries and their supporters.

Books

New Place

What Brent would do first if he found himself unexpectedly in a new place is based on prayer and experience. He knows that the first week is critical. He would focus first on the things that are most critical but would also put a laptop to good use doing…

Parting Advice

Take steps to finish the last thing you remember God telling you to do.

Ask God what is the one thing you should do right now.

Contact Information

Email (listen to the interview for the address)

Resources

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EM005: “Preach the Gospel at All Times” with Katherine Entzminger Apr 23, 2014

Show notes

I’m excited to bring you a special guest this week – my wife, Katherine Entzminger. Ordinarily, she wouldn’t be interested in something like this but she’s really felt God moving her to share some of the stories from her time as a missionary.

Preach the Gospel at all times and when necessary, use words.

Right now Katherine is a full-time homemaker but she spent about 4 ½ years as a missionary with Youth with a Mission (YWAM). While in YWAM, she traveled to Mexico and Central America, Africa, India, and Central Europe. She also spent time as part of the support staff on a YWAM base.

After her time with YWAM, she went back to school and re-entered the marketplace. And that was all before she and I ever met.

In this week’s interview, you’ll discover:

One often-misattributed quote that has shaped how Katherine approaches both friendship and ministry
How Katherine ended up lost on a street, faced with armed military and how God brought her and another missionary back to where they were safe
One thing that God showed her that has released forgiveness in her life
What’s exciting Katherine right now and what she’s looking forward to
One thing you can do to encourage a missionary today
Some advice Katherine was given that sets her up to receive help
One thing that someone did to support her while she was a missionary and even while she was transitioning back into the marketplace
Internet Resource: Facebook
Book Recommendation: No Compromise
Amazon
iBooks
What Katherine would focus on for the first seven days in a new country and what she would do to ensure she wouldn’t be distracted from it.
Best contact: email (listen to the episode)

Resources

Facebook
No Compromise: The Life Story of Keith Green
Leave a rating and review
Ratings on Pinterest
Ratings on Engaging Missions
Katherine’s email address (listen to the episode)

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EM004: “If not me, who?” An interview with Garland Sam of Scripture Union Apr 16, 2014

Show notes

This week we’re spending some time talking with Garland Sam. Garland is the pastor of a church called Discover in the business district of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa and is the regional director of Scripture Union that spans from Pietermaritzburg to the region of KwaZulu-Natal

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Consider-it-pure-joy-my — **EM003: Be an Advocate, with Autumn Kerr of Visiting Orphans** Apr 09, 2014
Show notes

I’m excited to be bringing Autumn Kerr to you this week. She’s the executive director of Visiting Orphans, a Nashville-based ministry that partners with orphanages, schools, and ministries around the world that care for children and communities. They organize short-term trips for churches, schools, and other organizations to places like Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Ukraine. In our time together, Autumn shared several stories of God’s amazing grace in her life and ministry.
[bctt tweet="Be an advocate!"]
**In this week’s interview you’ll discover**
One scripture that many people dislike but has been a key to Autumn’s life
How a job change turned into an opportunity for God’s provision and a new direction
How she was able to make it through the process of adopting a boy from Ethiopia as a single woman
How reading The Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here For?set her up for her first mission trip
What her team has done over the last year and how they are able to create ministry teams out of people who have never met
Where you can go to learn more and get involved
How you can increase your support for a missionary or ministry without increasing your financial commitment
The advice that has helped Autumn be available to do her best at the things God has called her to do
The significance of hundreds of painted tree leaves
The habit that has allowed her to start a personal blog and is the key to raising her adopted son as a single mother
**Resources:**
Visiting Orphans
My Single Adoption
**Book Recommendation**: Sun Stand Still: What Happens When You Dare to Ask God for the Impossible
How she would take advantage of the situation if she found herself in a new country.
Her recommendation for how to let God guide decisions
[bctt tweet=“Consider it all joy..."]
**Resources**
Visiting Orphans
My Single Adoption
A Discipleship Journey: A Guide for Making Disciples That Make Disciple-Makers
Sun Stand Still: What Happens When You Dare to Ask God for the Impossible
The Purpose Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here For?
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Take-a-risk-for-the — **EM002: Take a risk for the Kingdom! Ultimately, you have nothing to lose. with Darius Walker of Be a Fully Funded Missionary** Apr 02, 2014
Show notes

I’m really excited to be able to bring you Darius Walker of Be a Fully Funded Missionary this week.
Darius is a missionary and is the author of *Be a Fully Funded Missionary* and *Money for Missionaries.* I do need to say that “Darius Walker” is a pen name that he’s chosen to use for security reasons.
I first learned of Darius while looking for some fundraising ideas for a couple friends of mine in Kenya and Australia. When I found *Be a Fully Funded Missionary* I checked it out and then recommended they check it out. It’s more than a book – it’s a complete guide to raising funds for long-term missions.
[bctt tweet="Take a risk for the Kingdom! Ultimately you have nothing to lose - Darius Walker"]
**In this week’s interview you’ll discover:**
What’s unique about Be a Fully Funded Missionary
How *One step at a time* has shaped his behavior and how it helped him in everything from learning languages to launching his website
Why one person’s counsel was proven right, but a year later
How God used Paul’s letters to get Darius and his family through a difficult season
How thankful Darius is for the team he works with and why it’s important to ask questions before joining a team
Four specific things you can do today that will encourage and support a missionary without spending any money
What D.A. Carson said that has shaped how Darius teaches and preaches
What one person did that helped Darius and his family as they were raising support
One thing that does every day that has helps him learn and grow
**Resource recommendation:** Lift App (and how it’s helping Darius develop new habits)
**Book recommendation:** Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder
Audible.com (free if you sign up)
Blinkist.com (summary, free)
Amazon.com
The two things that Darius would do if he was in a new country with nothing but $500 and a computer that you can do at home right now (hint: it doesn’t involve *using* the computer)
How you can apply *“Take a risk for the Kingdom. Ultimately, you’ve got nothing to lose.”* whether you feel called to missions or not
How you can get a free copy of *Called or Crazy* by Darius Walker
**Resources:**
Be a Fully Funded Missionary Resources
Be a Fully Funded Missionary Website
Be a Fully Funded Missionary Newsletter (GREAT Stuff)
Money for Missionaries: A Personal Finance Primer for Missionaries
Lift App
Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder
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EM001 – You Can Just Be Yourself with Alan Smith of Coffee Cup Ministries | Engaging Missions Mar 26, 2014

Show notes

Alan Smith is a homeland missionary based in the US, just outside of Nashville, TN. He works with Community Servants, a local ministry that provides low-cost housing and education opportunities for refugees and low-income families. He's also the Assistant Missions Pastor at Springhouse Worship and Arts Center.

In today's interview, he shares some of his story – the challenges as well as the victories, including how he learned that being an authentic friend to other missionaries was one of the greatest ministry opportunities.

[bctt tweet="I may not be called to be a #missionary but I can do that. - @coffeecupmnstry"]

In this interview, you'll learn

How Colossians 4:7-8 has shaped his ministry
How Alan worked through a personal failure
A story of God's faithfulness in the birth of their son
One simple act of focus that Alan's Missions Pastor did to encourage missionaries (and how Alan used that to deeply encourage another missionary)
What made Alan say, “Man, I'm not called to be a missionary but I can do that.”
Some exciting life transitions that are opening up new ministry opportunities
The best advice Alan has ever received
Something that really encouraged Alan before he even started to raise support
Internet resources: YouVersion and GodTube
A personal habit that has contributed to Alan's success
Book recommendation: The Sending Church: The Church Must Leave the Building
The surprising thing Alan would do if he was in a new country with nothing but $500 and a laptop but didn't have to worry about food and shelter.

More resources:

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Revelation

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Level Up

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Best Advice

Support and Encouragement

Personal Success Habit

Internet Resource

Book Recommendation

New Place

Parting Advice

Contact Info

Video

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Key Scriptures

Challenge

Revelation

Current Ministry

Level Up

Speed Round

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Best Advice

Support and Encouragement

Personal Success Habit

Internet Resources

Book Recommendation: Leadership Prayers

New Place

Parting Advice

Contact Info

Resources

Key Scripture

Challenge

Revelation

Current Ministry

Person of Peace

Level Up

Speed Round

Hindsight

Best Advice

Something someone did to support

Personal Success Habit

Internet Resources

Book

New Place

Parting Advice

Contact Information

Resources

Key Quote

Challenges

Revelation

Current Ministry

Level Up

Speed Round

Hindsight

Best Advice

Something someone did to support

Personal Success Habit

Internet Resource

New Place

Parting Advice

Contact Information

Resources

Key Scripture

Challenges

Revelation

One Thing

Current Ministry

What’s special about YWAM Nashville?

Level Up

Speed Round

Best Advice

Something someone did to support

Personal Success Habit