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MARKED Bonus Episode: Beloved Disciple by Beth Moore Apr 15, 2019

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Every so often, we're going to start bringing bonus episodes to you from our library of Bible studies! These will typically be one audio session of the video teaching from the study. The first one is from Beth Moore's Beloved Disciple. This classic Bible study of the disciple John recently got a makeover to update the look. The content is the same, but now the videos are available for rent or download online or in the form of audio downloads.About Beloved Disciple:Every disciple and early follower of Christ left a legacy for future believers. John's legacy was love. Perhaps like no other disciple, John understood that relationship is the point. Every command of Christ and call to obedience is to enhance relationship and place the recipient in a posture the Giver can bless. This study is about finding our way to the heart of Jesus and reclining so closely that our pulse begins to throb in tandem, loving what He loves and hating what He hates.In this episode, you'll hear Session 1 of the Bible study. If you'd like to follow along with a viewer guide, you can download one here.To see all the Beloved Disciple products and to purchase your own study, go to Lifeway.com/BelovedDisciple.

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MARKED Dr. Josh + Christi Straub Apr 08, 2019

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Today we're talking all things family and parenting. While neither of us have kids, we've brought in some experts to chat with us, and we're also addressing what family looks like even when you aren't married or don't have kids. We're big fans of Josh and Christi and hope that today's episode is helpful as you navigate life in this season!

About Dr. Josh + Christi:

Joshua Straub, Ph.D. is a husband, dad, and recovering human. By trade, Josh is a speaker, author, and family and leadership coach. A champion of human empathy, Josh leads Famous at Home, a company equipping leaders, organizations, military families, and churches in emotional intelligence and family wellness. Josh also is a Fellow of the Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling. As a marriage and family coach and consultant with The Straub Co. and professor of child psychology / crisis response, Josh coaches leaders to be famous at home so they can thrive on their stage. He also speaks regularly for Joint Special Operations Command and serves military families across the country.

Josh is author/ coauthor of four books including Safe House: How Emotional Safety is the Key to Raising Kids Who Live, Love, and Lead Well and coauthor, along with his wife Christi, of their first children’s book called, What Am I Feeling?. He and Christi also host the In This Together podcast, and in partnership with Lifeway Christian Resources, are the creators of TwentyTwoSix Parenting, a community of parents growing together to encourage the spiritual growth of their kids.

Most of all, Josh loves spending time with his wife, Christi, on the lake in their 1974 Crestliner, training their disobedient puppy, and watching their kids crush karaoke on a stage built in their dining room.

Christi Straub, M.A., M.B.A. is a native Canadian, wife to an American, and momma to two feisty kiddos. She is a marriage and family coach and leads The Straub Co., an organization where she and her husband Josh coach families to live, love, and lead well. Christi is a Fellow of the Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling. Her honesty, wittiness and transparency are contagious. She is co-host of the In This Together podcast and is coauthor of the children’s book, What Am I Feeling? (2019). She and Josh also coauthored a Bible study for families called Homegrown: Cultivating Kids in the Fruit of the Spirit.When she and Josh aren’t working together, they spend time on the lake in their 1974 Crestliner, train their disobedient puppy, and watch their kids crush karaoke on a stage built in their dining room.

Resources:

Homegrown Bible Study (releases April 15, 2019)

What Am I Feeling?

22:6 Parenting

In This Together Podcast

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Peter Scazzero

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MARKED Ministry in a Broken World (featuring Dan Darling) Mar 25, 2019

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It's no surprise to any of us that ministry in a broken world is hard. We asked our friend Dan Darling to join us as we talk about how the kingdom of God relates to cultural engagement today, and how it relates to your everyday as a believer, no matter your context. His perspective and insight as a representative on the forefront of these conversations, as a pastor, and as a Christian is incredibly helpful. About Dan:Daniel Darling is the Vice President for Communications for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention (ERLC). Dan is the author of several books, including Teen People of the Bible, Crash Course, iFaith, Real, Activist Faith, The Original Jesus, The Dignity Revolution, and his forthcoming book, The Characters of Christmas. He is a contributing editor to Christianity Today’s CT Pastors, a columnist for Homelife, and a regular contributor to In Touch Magazine. He also writes regularly for several leading evangelical publications, including The Gospel Coalition. Dan’s op-eds have appeared in USA Today, CNN, Washington Times, Time, Huffington Post, National Review, Washington Post and First Things. He has appeared on CNN and on MSNBC’s Morning Joe. Dan speaks and preaches around the country and is regularly interviewed on television and radio. He is the host of a weekly podcast, The Way Home.Dan holds a bachelor’s degree in pastoral ministry from Dayspring Bible College, has studied at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and is a graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He serves on the board of Let My People Go Ministries, an organization devoted to helping churches fight human trafficking.Dan has served churches in Illinois and Tennessee. He and his wife Angela have four children and reside in the Nashville area. They attend Green Hill Church in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, where Dan serves as Pastor of Teaching and Discipleship.Links:Ethics & Religious Liberty CommissionThe Way Home - Dan's podcastThe World and Everything In It - Podcast from WORLD MagazineChrist-Centered Parenting Bible StudyQuote Us:"If we love our neighbors, we should care about the things that affect our neighbors—the injustices that affect them." — @dandarling #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"We have to ask ourselves, 'Am I being shaped by the gospel? Am I being shaped by Scripture? Am I being shaped by the story God is telling through the Scripture and in the world?'" — @dandarling #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"As much as we hear about brokenness, we also need to find the slivers of beauty and truth and goodness in the world." — @dandarling #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"The church should be the one place where you're not valued for what you bring to the table, but because you're a human being created in the image of God." — @dandarling #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"We need to be steeped in Scripture so we know how to react and understand the world we live in." — @dandarling #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"God is mostly working in the world through ordinary people." — @dandarling #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"We need to be aware and know the bad news so we can see how beautiful the good news is." — @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook

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MARKED Whitney Capps Mar 11, 2019

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Whitney's passion for both the Word of God and women is so clear. We couldn't help but nod in agreement as she shared from her heart and from her new book and Bible Study in this episode. Don't miss a lot of helpful links in today's show notes (including where you can hear Whitney teach live this year)!About Whitney:Whitney Capps is a national speaker for Proverbs 31 Ministries and a writer for the new Bible app, First 5, reaching more than 1,000,000 people daily. As a Bible study geek, Whitney’s delight is to dig into God’s Word for profound yet practical truth. A communicator at heart, Whitney comes alive by sharing those truths with any gal who will give her even a few minutes. In her former life she served as a Talent Acquisitions professional at Chick-fil-A’s corporate office, which gave her a deep love for helping women connect their passion with their purpose for the glory of God. A girly-girl living with all boys, Whitney and her husband Chad are raising their four sons, Cooper, Dylan, Ryder, and Tate just outside Atlanta, Georgia. Her house is wild, loud and littered with Legos. Whitney is addicted to shoes, jewelry, and ice crunching. Additionally, Whitney served her community as her local Bible Study Fellowship Teaching Leader.Links:Sick of Me: From Transparency to TransformationWe Over Me: Letters of Hope from Revelation (Bible Study)Connect with Whitney Online: WhitneyCapps.com / Instagram / Twitter / FacebookSee Whitney Live! Lifeway Women's Leadership Forum and Lifeway Women LiveQuote Us:"I somehow started living a life that was Gospel adjacent, but not Gospel centered. It sent me to Scripture to start studying what part of brokenness and confession plays in the Christian life... I was pursuing self-help instead of sanctification." @whitneycapps #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Sometimes knowing more about ourself is beneficial in that it helps us crucify our flesh, not celebrate it." @whitneycapps #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Sanctification is living and loving and looking more like Jesus tomorrow than I did today. That's it." @whitneycapps #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"My first point of confession should never be to another human being. I shouldn't be confessing something to you that I have not dealt with the Holy Spirit about, because if I am, what I'm asking you to do is affirm me, not hold me accountable." @whitneycapps #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Transparency can’t just be airing all the junk... The reality is, we have to be able to also say transparently, 'I look more like Jesus today than I did yesterday, but because of the Gospel, there is actual hope that you and I can be better than we were yesterday.' That's what women are desperate to hear." @whitneycapps #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"We are often doing spiritual things to feel better, rather than doing spiritual things to actually be better. That's the massive chasm between self-help and sanctification. Self-help's endgame is my happiness, and sanctification's endgame is my holiness." @whitneycapps #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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MARKED Darlene Brock Feb 25, 2019

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We love encouraging women to invest in the next generation, and this is what we're talking about with today's guest, Darlene Brock. We also spent a few minutes at the top of the episode sharing about two brand new discipleship resources for women like you! About Darlene:Darlene Brock is President, and Co-Founder of The Grit and Grace Project, publisher of an online magazine for women, and co-host of This Grit and Grace Life Podcast. While raising her two daughters, Darlene found time to produce award-winning music videos, manage recording artists, promote concerts throughout the US, and serve as the COO of ForeFront Records. When reviewing her successful career, she proclaims her most important and fulfilling job is Mom.Links:DarleneBrock.comThe Grit and Grace ProjectRaising Great GirlsDarlene on InstagramDarlene on TwitterQuote Us:"I believe that life challenges will happen to you, but they don't have to defeat you or define you." @darlenebrock7 #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Some of the best things my daughters learned came from other women." @darlenebrock7 #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"I pray about when I'm speaking into their lives and when am I not. It's amazing how God can keep your mouth shut and God can open it at all the right times." @darlenebrock7 #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"If my mom would have tried to be my friend when I was growing up, it would be hard to have the great relationship we have now as adults." @marymargaretc #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"It's beneficial to your kids, you, and other women in the body of Christ to let women be a part of your family who aren't parents yet." @edhyndman #MarkedPodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookNew Discipleship Resources:Show Her The Way: Your Guide to Discipling Teen GirlsDisciple Her

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MARKED Scarlet Hiltibidal Feb 11, 2019

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Scarlet Hiltibidal is a hidden gem. You'll quickly be able to tell how much we loved chatting with her and getting to know her story. She's got a unique story and shares transparently about her struggle with anxiety in her new book Afraid of All the Things. We know you'll love her (especially if you give her a follow on Instagram!) and hope you'll enjoy our conversation with her on today's episode.About Scarlet:Scarlet Hiltibidal is a very professional wife and mother to her family in Middle Tennessee. She loves sign language with her daughters, nachos by herself, writing for her friends, and dreaming of being a famous chef while spilling the cheese dust from the macaroni box on the kitchen counter and using it anyway. She treasures the freedom of resting in the work of Jesus and hopes to help others rest as well. Connect with Scarlet: Instagram Links:Scarlet HiltibidalAfraid of All The ThingsHe Numbered the Pores on My Face (releases July 15, 2019)Fighter Verses AppBible Studies we recommend dealing with fear and anxiety:Psalm 23 by Jennifer RothschildThe Armor of God by Priscilla Shirer // Teen Version also availableBreaking Free by Beth Moore Living Free: Learning to Pray God's Word by Beth MooreSteadfast Love by Lauren ChandlerWhat Matters Most by Karen EhmanMom Set Free by Jeannie Cunnion "That's the only 'remedy' for our anxiety—to remember that Jesus died for everything we're afraid of. Our fears aren't going to stand; our souls are safe." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"I have to preach the gospel to myself every day or I live like it's not real." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"What is true is that God is in control and I can trust Him." @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"The gospel isn't just the thing that saved me; it's for every moment." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"God is with us. And He really is. We walk through hard things, but God is with us." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"We are God's children and we can rest like a child, knowing that He is in control." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"Sometimes I think we forget that part of the gospel is the brokenness of it all." @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook"We have to remember that God's Word is powerful and active and alive and when we speak it out to ourselves and our family it has power and we can trust that the Holy Spirit will work through it." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook "We are all in this together and Jesus understands our weakness and He's our strength." @ScarletEH #MARKEDpodcast Share on TwitterShare on Facebook

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MARKED Rachel Joy & Nikki Lawrence Jan 28, 2019

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In this episode, Mary Margaret and Elizabeth are joined by Rachel Joy and Nikki Lawrence from Sparrow Women. They discuss engaging in cultural conversations and what it means to be reconcilers and peacemakers in our world today with practical advice for women in all walks of life. We'd love for you to join the conversation!{MARKED} is a podcast for women who are marked by a hunger for God’s Word, a longing to impact culture, and a desire to discover and live out God’s calling in their lives. Each episode Mary Margaret West and Elizabeth Hyndman will talk about what God is doing—how He has and is marking each of us. About Rachel Joy:Rachel Joy is the Founder and Executive Director of Sparrow Women, a catalytic ministry in Dallas, Texas connecting women to God and His heart for reconciliation. Sparrow exists to catalyze the next generation of reconcilers through the annual conference, Sparrow Resources, Sparrow Lead, & will soon pursue justice and mercy with the launch of The Sparrow Center. Rachel has lead and taught Bible Studies for almost 20 years. She is married to Trevor, a pastor at The Village Church, and they live in Highland Village, Texas with their four children.About Nikki Lawrence: Nikki Lawrence is a connector by nature. Among her many passions she wants to see women walk in gospel-centered community as well operate in their God-given giftings—whatever their spaces of influence. As the Director of Partnerships at Sparrow Women, she is able to see both come together as she works alongside the team to equip women for the work of reconciliation. Sparrow exists to catalyze the next generation of reconcilers and mobilizes currently through a yearly conference in Dallas, Texas. Nikki lives in North Dallas and serves at The Village Church. About Mary Margaret: Mary Margaret West serves as the Girls Ministry Specialist for Lifeway, which basically means that teenage girls and the women who lead them are her favorite people on the planet. She served several churches as a Girls Minister, has a Master's degree from NOBTS, and is a former Event Coordinator. Mary Margaret has a passion to equip girls and women to dive deeply into God’s word and live out their calling. Mary Margaret is married to Jonathan and they love living in Franklin, TN. Connect with her on Twitter or Instagram.About Elizabeth: Elizabeth Hyndman reads, writes, and tweets. Officially, she's a Content Editor and a Social Media Strategist. She managed to find a job where she uses both her English undergraduate and her seminary graduate degrees every day. Elizabeth grew up in Nashville, sips chai lattes every chance she can get, and believes everyone should have a "funny picture" pose at the ready. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram.About the End It Movement:From IJM:There are 40+ billion slaves globally, that’s more than ever before in human historySlavery is a multibillion dollar industry, human trafficking generates $150B annuallySlave owners pray on the poor and weak. 1 in 4 victims of forced labor is a childU.S. stats from Global Slavery Index 2018:Its estimated about 403,000 people in the U.S. live in slavery, this is 3 times higher than the UK (~136,000)About 1 in every 800 people in the U.S. is working under forced laborForced marriage is a form of modern slavery present in the U.S.Modern slaves in the U.S. primarily work in domestic work, agriculture, traveling sales, restaurants and food service, and health and beautyOn Feb. 7th, 2019 we're asking everyone to draw a red x on their hand or wear a piece of movement clothing, take a selfie, and post it using #enditmovement. Help us share this important message of freedom.END IT is building awareness, to date they’ve had about 2.7 billion impressions, entering its seventh year, many have joined us in this fight for freedom not just for a moment, but for the long arc of the movement. Our ultimate goal, to see slavery end in our lifetime, is closer than ever. Every post,

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MARKED The New Year Episode Jan 14, 2019

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Happy New Year! We're so glad to be back and can't wait to see what God has in store for 2019. Our hope is that this episode will be an encouragement to you, wherever you are in your walk with God. We're looking back and looking forward, and we're sharing some ways you can be intentional with the time and gifts God has given you as you walk out the next year. {MARKED} is a podcast for women who are marked by a hunger for God’s Word, a longing to impact culture, and a desire to discover and live out God’s calling in their lives. Each episode Mary Margaret West and Elizabeth Hyndman will talk about what God is doing—how He has and is marking each of us. About Mary Margaret: Mary Margaret West serves as the Girls Ministry Specialist for Lifeway, which basically means that teenage girls and the women who lead them are her favorite people on the planet. She served several churches as a Girls Minister, has a Master's degree from NOBTS, and is a former Event Coordinator. Mary Margaret has a passion to equip girls and women to dive deeply into God’s word and live out their calling. Mary Margaret is married to Jonathan and they love living in Franklin, TN. Connect with her on Twitter or Instagram.About Elizabeth: Elizabeth Hyndman reads, writes, and tweets. Officially, she's a Content Editor and a Social Media Strategist. She managed to find a job where she uses both her English undergraduate and her seminary graduate degrees every day. Elizabeth grew up in Nashville, sips chai lattes every chance she can get, and believes everyone should have a "funny picture" pose at the ready. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram.Links:God of Covenant - Jen WilkinOnline Bible Study - Job by Lisa HarperKnow His Word - Lifeway Women Reading PlanReader's Guide to the Bible Chronological Reading Plan - George Guthrie (workbook)Reading God's Story Chronological Reading Plan - George Guthrie (reading plan only)Dear Mushka / Mary Margaret's Psalm 16:11 braceletQuote Us:I'm trying to set doable, measurable goals that allow for some grace, but not so much grace that I'm not doing them at all. I'm working on that. @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookLook back, but also look forward at the same time. It's really easy to forget the faithfulness of God. @marymargaretc #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookLet me look at the last year - what have I seen God do in my life and in the lives of others around me? To begin to ask those questions puts ourselves in a posture that's healthy. @marymargaretc #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookBible study can be your personal time with God. We don't have to separate it all out. If you are in Scripture, that is time with God. You don't have to do all the things. Be in the Word. @edhyndman #MARKEDpodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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MARKED Ministry to Women (featuring Kelly King) Dec 21, 2018

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Our friend Kelly King is a phenomenal leader, and today we're talking with her about her new book Ministry to Women. This isn't your typical women's ministry book, but it's a true guide to help you develop new dynamic methods to reach the women in your church. We also have a giveaway of Kelly's new book with this episode! All you have to do to be entered to win is leave comment on the this week's show notes post right here (If you're reading this through a podcast app, you can find it at LifewayWomen.com/Podcast).Congratulations to our winners Breah Fisher and Wendy Jenkins!{MARKED} is a podcast for women who are marked by a hunger for God’s Word, a longing to impact culture, and a desire to discover and live out God’s calling in their lives. Each episode Mary Margaret West and Elizabeth Hyndman will talk about what God is doing—how He has and is marking each of us. About Kelly:Kelly King is the Women’s Ministry Specialist for Lifeway Christian Resources where she coordinates training and equipping events for women in leadership. She holds a Master of Theology degree from Gateway Seminary and was an adjunct professor at Oklahoma Baptist University while serving as the Women’s Specialist for the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma for 11 years. She served as the Women’s Ministry Director at Council Road Baptist in Bethany, OK, and currently leads the women’s ministry as a volunteer at Green Hill Church in Mt. Juliet, TN.She and her husband, Vic, have been married 30 years and have served together in ministry both teaching students and young adults. They have two young adult children, Conner and Courtney, and a son-in-love, Gaige. They enjoy kayaking, having people in their home, and cheering for the Oklahoma Sooners. She is a fan of Tex-Mex and coconut milk mocha macchiatos, but not at the same time. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram.About Mary Margaret: Mary Margaret West serves as the Girls Ministry Specialist for Lifeway, which basically means that teenage girls and the women who lead them are her favorite people on the planet. She served several churches as a Girls Minister, has a Master's degree from NOBTS, and is a former Event Coordinator. Mary Margaret has a passion to equip girls and women to dive deeply into God’s word and live out their calling. Mary Margaret is married to Jonathan and they love living in Franklin, TN. Connect with her on Twitter or Instagram.About Elizabeth: Elizabeth Hyndman reads, writes, and tweets. Officially, she's a Content Editor and a Social Media Strategist. She managed to find a job where she uses both her English undergraduate and her seminary graduate degrees every day. Elizabeth grew up in Nashville, sips chai lattes every chance she can get, and believes everyone should have a "funny picture" pose at the ready. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram.Links:Ministry to WomenYou LeadQuote Us:When you look at Women's Ministry today, it's not so much a program, but it's a lifestyle. It's a calling the Great Commission to make disciples. @kellydking #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookSo many of stay in our same spot, talk to the same people, go through our same routine, and oftentimes we're not looking around to see who's new. Lord, who do you want me to see this morning? What would change about our lives and friendships if we asked this question? @marymargaretc #MARKEDPodcast Share on TwitterShare on FacebookWe just need to be available and intentional. Be sensitive to the Holy Spirit when He's nudging you. If someone comes to your mind, reach out. You never know how much that could mean to them. @kellydking #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on FacebookWomen are looking for ways to be connected. It doesn't always happen in a Bible study or at an even...

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MARKED | Missions and the Local Church (featuring Ashlyn Portero) Dec 10, 2018

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As we wrap up 2018 and begin dreaming and planning for next year, we wanted to take a moment to talk about missions in the context of the local church. Maybe you're planning your budget and calendar for next year and want to make sure to include serving others or taking a trip or giving a bit more toward the mission of Christ. We chat with Ashlyn Portero about how you can get involved with sharing the hope of Christ to the nations and your next door neighbors as you serve alongside your church family. Tune in to see how you can participate right now and in 2019!About Ashlyn:Ashlyn Portero is an Executive Director at City Church in Tallahassee, FL. She is a graduate of Florida State University and holds a B.A. in English Literature. Ashlyn has served on the Leadership Council with the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, and has written for online outlets such as the ERLC and For The Church. She enjoys reading, running, and traveling.About Mary Margaret: Mary Margaret West serves as the Girls Ministry Specialist for Lifeway, which basically means that teenage girls and the women who lead them are her favorite people on the planet. She served several churches as a Girls Minister, has a Master's degree from NOBTS, and is a former Event Coordinator. Mary Margaret has a passion to equip girls and women to dive deeply into God’s word and live out their calling. Mary Margaret is married to Jonathan and they love living in Franklin, TN. Connect with her on Twitter or Instagram.About Elizabeth: Elizabeth Hyndman reads, writes, and tweets. Officially, she's a Content Editor and a Social Media Strategist. She managed to find a job where she uses both her English undergraduate and her seminary graduate degrees every day. Elizabeth grew up in Nashville, sips chai lattes every chance she can get, and believes everyone should have a "funny picture" pose at the ready. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram.Links:Lottie Moon Christmas OfferingInternational Mission BoardNorth American Mission BoardIMB - Prayer ListBeach ReachAccess InternationalM-FugeWorld ChangersCompassion InternationalFind a Lifeway Store near you!Quote Us!"To get to see different cultures and the way different people live not only opens your eyes, but, at least for me, it also increased the burden and the sense of being overwhelmed at how many places in the world still need the gospel." - @ashlynportero #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"There's no end to the good that short term mission trips can do if they're done right." - @ashlynportero #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"We might hear on a Sunday about the global church, but then to get to participate in that is really cool, to think, we're all in this together." - @ashlynportero #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"There's something about serving other people that ties your heart together with other believers." - @marymargaretc #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook"Every single one of us is called to do something when it comes to making disciples of all nations." - @marymargaretc #MARKEDPodcastShare on TwitterShare on Facebook

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