How Local Is Your Faith? | Becoming a Global Disciple Ep. 5 Lausanne Movement 2026-09-26 | How Local Is Your Faith? | Becoming a Global Disciple Ep. 5
Declare and Display: Collaborative Action for Gods Mission – Michael Oh | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-19 | In his opening address at the Fourth Lausanne Congress, Michael Oh calls the global church to collaborative action in obeying the Great Commission. Reflecting on the legacy of Ralph Winter's 1974 challenge to reach unreached people groups, Oh emphasizes the need for humility, unity, and collective mission work. He urges believers to declare and display Christ through their lives, encouraging intentional communication and contextualized compassion. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Oh reminds us that every part of the body of Christ is vital for God's mission. His message concludes with a powerful call to commit fully to Christ’s mission, trusting that God will multiply the church's efforts as we work together.00:00 Introduction of Michael Oh01:32 Welcome to Korea and the Global Gathering03:31 Reflecting on the Lausanne Covenant05:32 Challenges in Global Evangelization08:22 The Importance of Unity in the Church10:11 Empowering the 99% for Ministry12:11 The Call to Declare and Display Christ15:42 The Role of the Global Church17:35 Intentionality and Humility in Mission21:13 A Vision for a Beautiful Church📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#GlobalMission #Evangelism #UnreachedPeoples #CollaborativeAction #MissionalCommunity #Church #DiscipleshipThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
Why does theology from “Women of the Circle” challenge western theology? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-18 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Gina Zurlo, co-director of the Center for the Study of Global Christianity and a leading expert on global trends within Christianity. Dr. Zurlo shares her groundbreaking research on the vital yet often overlooked contributions of women to the global church.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #christianity #church
Finishing the Task: A Call to Global Mission – Rick Warren | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-18 | Rick Warren shares a compelling vision for how the church can contribute to global gospel proclamation and fulfill the Great Commission. He urges believers to seek mentors, models, partners, and friends to help finish strong. Warren emphasizes prayer for God’s power, training every believer to preach the gospel, and celebrating diversity as part of God’s design. He outlines practical actions, such as translating Scripture for all, applying God’s Word personally, modeling Christ’s love, and using homes for worship and outreach, just like the early church. Stressing the importance of joyful worship, financial sacrifice, and resource sharing, Warren calls the church to unity in diversity. He concludes by encouraging a return to the simplicity and community of Acts as the key to finishing the task.00:00 Opening Remarks and Gratitude00:37 Empowering the Next Generation01:46 Wisdom from Experience02:40 A Call to Action: The Great Commission03:23 Ten Action Steps from Acts04:11 The Power of Prayer and Translation05:19 Celebrating Diversity in Ministry06:33 Training and Mobilizing Believers08:32 Applying and Modeling God's Word09:51 The Role of Love and Community11:34 Concluding Thoughts and Blessings📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.orgThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
How does working as a ground/middle management leader give you more opportunities to innovate? Lausanne Movement 2024-10-17 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast we sit down with Dave Raley, founder of Imago Consulting and co-host of the Purpose and Profit Podcast. They explore the importance of innovation in nonprofit organisations; the myths surrounding it; and practical steps leaders can take to foster a culture of innovation.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #nonprofit #imago #consulting #shorts
The Twelve Stones of the Korean Church – Korean Church Leaders | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-17 | Celebrating the 140-year legacy of the Korean church, this session traced its incredible journey from humble beginnings to becoming a global missionary force. Drawing from the biblical image of the 12 stones in Joshua 4, Korean church leaders reflected on key moments like the 1907 Pyongyang Revival and the church’s role in Korea’s independence and post-war recovery. The session highlighted how prayer, the Holy Spirit, and early missionaries shaped a resilient church that now leads in global missions. While addressing contemporary challenges, including syncretism and social issues, the session ended with a strong call for the Korean church to continue declaring and displaying the gospel, aligned with Lausanne's focus on justice, reconciliation, and holistic mission.00:00 Introduction02:08 Historical Context of Korean Missions14:58 The Pyongyang Revival and Its Impact26:14 Challenges and Growth During Japanese Occupation42:38 Post-War Reconstruction and Evangelism54:59 Modern Missionary Movements and Global Influence01:06:18 Current Challenges and Future Directions01:11:13 Conclusion: Reflecting on the Past and Future📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.orgThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
Bold Proclamation: Sharing the Gospel with the Nations – Ronaldo Lidório | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-16 | Ronaldo Lidorio unpacks the spread of the gospel through five powerful waves from the book of Acts, demonstrating the unstoppable advance of Christ’s reign despite opposition. Lidorio calls for bold theological, missiological, and personal conviction in proclaiming the gospel. He shares remarkable stories of reconciliation among Indigenous people in Brazil, underscoring the gospel’s transformative power across cultures. As he reflects on Acts 28, Lidorio encourages believers to proclaim Christ with boldness and courage, trusting that God’s plan will prevail.00:00 Introduction 02:46 The Five Waves of the Gospel in Acts08:01 The Gospel's Challenges and Convictions11:02 Cultural Dimensions of the Gospel13:11 The Gospel's Global Reach and Unity17:26 Proclaiming the Gospel with Boldness26:14 The Power of God in Missionary Work28:57 Concluding Prayer and Blessings📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#churchplanting #Evangelism #GlobalMission #Persecution #IndigenousPeople #MissionalConviction #Prayer #CrossCulturalMinistryThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
How did the Pentecost influence Christian communities over time? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-16 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we interview Rei Lemuel Crizaldo, the leader of the Theological Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance. We explore the impact of colonial history on Christian identity and the importance of reviewing cultural engagement in theology. Rei shares his personal journey, insights on contextualising faith, and practical steps for overcoming what he describes as ‘colonial captivity’.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #identity #theology
41. God’s Secret Weapon: The Power of Arts in Ministry Lausanne Movement 2024-10-16 | In this episode of 'God on the Move', Juan Arvelo shares his transformative journey from Venezuela to the Basque Country in Spain and how his focus shifted from church planting to using arts as a ministry tool. Working with WEC International's Arts Release, Juan emphasizes the importance of integrating local art forms into church ministry to effectively communicate the gospel. He shares powerful anecdotes demonstrating how arts such as music, dance, drama, and visual arts can create meaningful connections and convey God's message. Juan's story is a compelling testament to the potential of arts in enriching ministry, engaging communities, and fostering spiritual growth.Links from the interview:- Arts Release: artsrelease.org- World of Worship: worldofworship.org- Whole Brain Worship: arts-release-studios.org/en/sessions/whole-brain-worship-7Juan Arvelo:Originally from Venezuela, Juan is a creative catalyst who is passionate about accelerating God's mission through the arts. He holds an MA in World Arts from Dallas International University. He currently works as the Arts Consultant for WEC International with Arts Release and is a Board member and Certified Arts Training Specialist at World of Worship. He has been serving among the Basque people in northern Spain since 2010, where he lives with his wife and three children. Subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories about global mission and leadership. For further information about the Lausanne Movement, please visit our webpage: https://www.lausanne.org.#mission #church #lausanne #media #podcast #Spain #evangelism #Basque #arts
Servant Leadership: Leading Like Christ – Philip Ryken | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-15 | Philip Ryken delivers a compelling message on the importance of servant leadership, inspired by the example of Jesus Christ. He calls participants to embrace humility, simplicity, and integrity in their leadership, reminding us that Christ led by serving first. Drawing from Scripture and personal reflection, Ryken challenges believers to prioritize the needs of others in their leadership and to trust the Holy Spirit to guide them. Through an interactive exercise, he encourages leaders to reflect on how they want to be remembered by those they disciple, urging them to follow Christ’s model of servanthood.00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:59 The Call to Servanthood09:38 The Role of the Holy Spirit12:38 Servanthood in the Church and Family16:44 Servanthood Among Leaders21:13 Servanthood for the Lost25:30 Conclusion: A Call to Action📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#ServantLeadership #ChristlikeLeaders #Discipleship #Evangelism #GodAtWork #GlobalMissionThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
How has the view of integrated life changed overtime? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-15 | In this episode, we interview Bob Doll, the President, CEO, and CIO of Crossmark Global Investments, Inc. We delve into the concept of viewing the workplace as a mission field. Bob shares his personal journey, insights from influential books, and practical examples of living out faith in everyday work.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #workplace #faith
Holy Ground: Living Out Faith in the Workplace – Julia Garschagen | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-14 | Julia Garschagen offers a compelling message on the sacredness of work, drawing from stories in Acts to illustrate how early Christians integrated their faith into their professions. From Paul and Silas to Lydia and Aquila, she shows how workplaces became holy ground through the presence of believers. Garschagen challenges the modern church to rediscover the value of the 99% of Christians called to secular work, equipping them to be priestly presences in their workplaces. She highlights the transformative power of living out faith in everyday settings and calls the church to actively support these workplace ministers.00:00 Introduction00:51 The Spread of the Gospel: A Historical Perspective01:49 Workplace Missionaries: The Unsung Heroes02:30 Exploring the Book of Acts: A Journey Through Early Christian Mission03:13 Jerusalem: The Birthplace of Workplace Evangelism04:58 Philippi: Transforming the Workplace into Holy Ground13:03 Corinth: Integrating Work and Ministry19:00 The Church's Role in Supporting Workplace Christians21:17 Conclusion: A Call to Action for Workplace Believers📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#WorkplaceMinistry #GodAtWork #Integrity #Discipleship #HolySpiritThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
Discipling Future Leaders for Global Mission: Nana Yaw Offei Awuku on Generational Impact & YLG 2026 Lausanne Movement 2024-10-14 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we are joined by Nana Yaw Offei Awuku, Global Associate Director for Generations at the Lausanne Movement. Nana shares his passion for fostering generational unity in global missions and unveils key insights into the upcoming Younger Leaders Gathering in 2026. He discusses the biblical foundation for generational collaboration and his own journey from engineering to full-time ministry, providing valuable lessons for leaders of all ages.Main Points:1. Generational Intentionality in Missions: Nana-Yaw emphasizes how engaging multiple generations can sustain and accelerate global mission efforts.2. The Younger Leaders Gathering 2026: A preview of the next global gathering designed to equip and mentor young leaders for the next decade.3. Biblical Foundations of Generational Collaboration: Nana-Yaw highlights the scriptural precedent for cross-generational teamwork in fulfilling the Great Commission.4. Personal Journey of Faith: Nana shares his personal story of faith, leadership, and God’s grace, from his heritage to his calling in the Lausanne Movement.5. Investing in Emerging Leaders: Insights on how senior leaders can support the next generation and the long-term impact this has on global missions.Subscribe to the Lausanne Movement podcast to stay updated on future episodes, leave a review to help others find this content, and visit our website to learn more about the Younger Leaders Gathering 2026.Links & Resources:- Lausanne Movement website - lausanne.org- Younger Leaders Gathering 2026 Information - lausanne.org/gathering/ylg2026- Lausanne Generartions - lausanne.org/generationsGuest BioNana Yaw Offei Awuku serves as the global associate director for generations. In this role he leads the Lausanne Younger Leaders Generation initiative (YLGen). He was previously the Lausanne regional director for English, Portuguese, and Spanish-speaking Africa (EPSA) for over five years until September 2016.Nana was on staff with Scripture Union Ghana for over 20 years till 2017 and served on the senior management team as the director for field ministries. His primary ministry foci are evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development.Nana is trained professionally as a chemical engineer and organization development consultant. He graduated from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (Massachusetts, US) with an MA in evangelism and world mission, and is currently a PhD candidate with Biola University. Nana is married to Beth, and they have three children: Christy-Joy, Eben-Joy, and Laura-Joy.We’d love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!00:00 Discipling Future Leaders for Global Mission with Nana Yaw Offei Awuku00:30 Introduction02:41 Nana-Yaw's Heritage and Spiritual Awakening08:26 From Engineering to Ministry: A Life of Service09:40 The Lausanne Movement: A Path of Grace and Opportunity17:04 Lessons for Younger Leaders: Faithfulness and Potential23:09 The Importance of Generations in Global Missions25:20 The Generational Narrative in the Bible26:27 The Great Commission and Its Global Impact29:14 Challenges in Passing Faith to Future Generations31:31 Introduction to YLGEN and Its Mission33:24 The Journey of Younger Leaders39:11 Upcoming YLG 2026 Event Details44:24 The Importance of Intergenerational Collaboration47:40 Concluding Reflections and Prayer
Courageous Faith: Sharing Christ Amidst Persecution – Patrick Fung | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-13 | Patrick Fung reflects on how persecution has historically advanced the mission of the church. Drawing from Acts 8:1-4 and Acts 11:19-26, Fung highlights the boldness of early believers who, though scattered by persecution, spread the Gospel wherever they went. He emphasizes the importance of trusting God’s sovereignty, noting that persecution never kills the church—rather, a compromised gospel will. Through powerful examples like the growth of the self-sufficient Chinese church, Fung encourages believers to release control and demonstrate a visible faith, even in opposition, trusting God to work in unexpected ways.00:00 Introduction00:49 The Radical Disciples of Antioch04:32 The Power of the Unnamed Disciples11:06 Crossing Cultural Barriers15:19 The Power of Trust and Collaboration20:30 The Faithful Witness Amidst Persecution22:13 Conclusion: The Resilience of the Church📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#persecution #visiblefaith #holyspirit #globalmission #witness This recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
Confronting Division: Pursuing Unity Through the Spirit – Anne Zaki | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-10-12 | Anne Zaki reflects on the early church's struggle with division as seen in Acts 15 and the first church council. She calls the church to confront theological and cultural divides with courage and humility, warning against the dangers of silence in the face of false teaching. Zaki emphasizes the indispensable role of the Holy Spirit in guiding mission, setting the pace, and preserving unity. Through hard conversations and listening to diverse views, the church can maintain unity for the sake of the gospel and its mission to the world.00:00 Introduction00:52 Greetings from the Middle East01:51 Reflecting on Acts 1503:37 The Story of Paul and Barnabas05:55 Peter's Courage and Transformation09:50 The Cost of Silence in the Church13:27 Unity and Mission of the Church26:50 The Role of the Holy Spirit27:53 Responsible Freedom in Christ29:28 The Church's Witness and Unity34:35 Conclusion: Unhindered Mission36:41 Final Prayer for Oneness📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#HolySpirit #Reconciliation #GlobalMission #Evangelism #ChurchUnityThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
How do different interpretations of the Bible impact women’s role in churches? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-11 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Gina Zurlo, co-director of the Center for the Study of Global Christianity and a leading expert on global trends within Christianity. Dr. Zurlo shares her groundbreaking research on the vital yet often overlooked contributions of women to the global church.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #christianity #church
What lesson have you learned from surfing that applies to innovation? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-10 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast we sit down with Dave Raley, founder of Imago Consulting and co-host of the Purpose and Profit Podcast. They explore the importance of innovation in nonprofit organisations; the myths surrounding it; and practical steps leaders can take to foster a culture of innovation.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #nonprofit #imago #consulting
How can we communicate to people? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-09 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we interview Rei Lemuel Crizaldo, the leader of the Theological Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance. We explore the impact of colonial history on Christian identity and the importance of reviewing cultural engagement in theology. Rei shares his personal journey, insights on contextualising faith, and practical steps for overcoming what he describes as ‘colonial captivity’.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #identity #theology
40. From Witchcraft to Worship: Transforming Communities Through CHE Lausanne Movement 2024-10-09 | In this episode of 'God on the Move', Daniel Kpowbie shares his incredible journey of faith, from growing up in an animistic family in Togo to becoming an evangelist challenging the powers of witchcraft with the name of Jesus. Daniel recounts how his family found solace in Christ amidst despair brought by witchcraft, and how this conversion set the course for his life's work. He discusses his transformative encounter with the CHE (Community Health Evangelism) program and recounts powerful testimonies of spiritual warfare and triumphs in villages dominated by voodoo worship. Daniel also shares insights about the church's challenges in Togo, including the prosperity gospel and syncretism. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own ministry's alignment with Christlike principles.Links from the interview:- Medical Ambassadors International: medicalambassadors.org- CHE Strategy: medicalambassadors.org/our-approach/che-strategy- Tassi’s Story: medicalambassadors.org/the-awakening-of-vavati-village-tassis-storySubscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories about global mission and leadership. For further information about the Lausanne Movement, please visit our webpage: https://www.lausanne.org.#mission #church #lausanne #health #podcast #globalmission #education #togo #westafrica #integralmission #witchcraft
How should Christians lead others? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-08 | In this episode, we interview Bob Doll, the President, CEO, and CIO of Crossmark Global Investments, Inc. We delve into the concept of viewing the workplace as a mission field. Bob shares his personal journey, insights from influential books, and practical examples of living out faith in everyday work.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #workplace #faith
Least Reached Peoples: How the Gospel Restores Dignity & Transforms Communities - Dr. Mary Ho & Lisa Lausanne Movement 2024-10-07 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dr. Mary Ho and Lisa, co-catalysts of Lausanne’s Issue Network for the Least Reached Peoples, share their personal stories of transformation and how God is at work among the least reached. Together, they discuss the importance of dignity and community and how every believer can participate in global missions.Main Points:1. Transformation through Grace: Personal testimonies of healing and freedom that illustrate the transformative power of God’s love.2. Dignity in Mission: The gospel not only saves but also restores dignity, especially among women and marginalized communities.3. Understanding the Least Reached: A deep dive into what it means to engage with the least reached peoples and how to respect their dignity.4. Jesus Already at Work: Encouraging stories of how Jesus is revealing Himself through dreams and visions among those who have never heard His name.5. Practical Steps to Get Involved: How listeners can join the mission to reach the least reached, and why mission work is a communal journey, not an individual task.Join us in accelerating global missions! Subscribe to the Lausanne Movement podcast, share this episode with friends, and visit our website to learn how you can be part of reaching the least reached people groups.Links & Resources:- The Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org- Least Reached Issue Network: lausanne.org/network/least-reached-peoplesGuest Bio:- Dr. Mary Ho - lausanne.org/leader/mary-ho- Lisa - lausanne.org/leader/z-l00:00 Introduction to the Podcast00:29 Meet the Hosts and Guests02:01 Personal Stories of Faith and Transformation06:25 Understanding the Least Reached11:50 The Role of Dignity and Community in Mission15:50 Stories from the Field22:05 Cultural Sensitivity in Mission Work27:20 Advice for Aspiring Missionaries31:23 The Least Reached Issue Network34:30 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
How could churches come together to engage cities with the gospel? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-05 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we are joined by Guna Raman, CEO of City to City Asia Pacific. Guna shares the vision behind City to City Asia Pacific, his journey into church planting, and how his work is transforming cities across the region. From the cultural and religious landscape of Asia Pacific to the unique challenges and opportunities for gospel impact, this episode is packed with insights for church leaders and missional influencers.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #asia #pacific #gospel #church #planting
What is the common theme that Christian scholars often not focus on? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-04 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we are joined by Dr. Gina Zurlo, co-director of the Center for the Study of Global Christianity and a leading expert on global trends within Christianity. Dr. Zurlo shares her groundbreaking research on the vital yet often overlooked contributions of women to the global church.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #christianity #church
What inspires Dave to be passionate about innovation for mission organizations? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-03 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast we sit down with Dave Raley, founder of Imago Consulting and co-host of the Purpose and Profit Podcast. They explore the importance of innovation in nonprofit organisations; the myths surrounding it; and practical steps leaders can take to foster a culture of innovation.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #nonprofit #imago #consulting
Why is it difficult to try and understand theology? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-02 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we interview Rei Lemuel Crizaldo, the leader of the Theological Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance. We explore the impact of colonial history on Christian identity and the importance of reviewing cultural engagement in theology. Rei shares his personal journey, insights on contextualising faith, and practical steps for overcoming what he describes as ‘colonial captivity’.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #identity #theology
39. Faith in Motion: Transforming Lives through Digital Media Lausanne Movement 2024-10-02 | In this episode of ‘God on the Move’, EVE Jariya Moongwattanashares her journey of creating impactful Christian content. Despite challenges and starting with minimal resources, Christlike has grown into a significant ministry aimed at empowering and equipping Thai Christians to influence society. Eve discusses the inspiration behind their work, the impact of their content on believers and non-believers alike, and the importance of balancing secular work with ministry efforts. This episode highlights the power of contemporary media in sharing testimonies and addressing sensitive issues within the Christian community.Links from the interview:- Christlike: christlike.co- Eve’s website: evejariyamoongwattana.comEVE Jariya Moongwattana:EVE Jariya Moongwattana is a multifaceted Thai storyteller, creative director, producer, traveler, and changemaker. She hosts and produces acclaimed TV programs like "Kob Nok Kala" on Modernine TV, "Tua Tin Dan Thai" on Thai PBS, and "Behind the Praise" on Nation Channel. Eve has also directed impactful documentaries, including "The Down." As co-founder of MEMORABLE and a leader at THE STANDARD, she uses her creativity to push boundaries and inspire change. A graduate of Chulalongkorn University's Faculty of Communication Arts, Eve continues to influence through her innovative media work.Subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories about global mission and leadership. For further information about the Lausanne Movement, please visit our webpage: https://www.lausanne.org.#mission #church #lausanne #media #podcast #Thailand #evangelism #digital #digitalmedia
Michael Oh at the Fourth Lausanne Congress: Reflections, Congress Highlights, and What’s Next Lausanne Movement 2024-10-01 | In this special episode recorded live at the Fourth Lausanne Congress, Michael Oh, Global Executive Director/CEO of the Lausanne Movement, offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the years of preparation, shares powerful insights from the Congress itself, and casts a compelling vision for what’s next for the global movement.Main Points:1. The Journey to the Congress: Michael shares key milestones leading up to the Fourth Lausanne Congress, from its early planning stages to navigating challenges like COVID-19.2. Personal Growth as a Leader: Michael reflects on how this journey shaped him personally, including lessons in leadership and family discipleship.3. Congress Highlights: Walking through the Congress halls with 5,000 global influencers, Michael describes the energy, excitement, and life-changing moments unfolding in Seoul.4. A Call for Collaboration: Michael emphasizes the need for unity and collaboration in global mission, urging participants to continue working together long after the Congress ends.5. Looking to the Future: What’s next for the Lausanne Movement? Michael outlines practical steps for participants to take as they return home, ensuring the Congress’s impact ripples through the global church.Don’t let the journey stop here! After listening, make sure to subscribe to the Lausanne Movement Podcast, share this episode with a friend, and explore the tools and resources available to continue the mission. Visit our website to access the Accelerate platform and stay connected with global influencers and ideas for mission.Links & Resources:- Lausanne Movement Website - lausanne.org- Lausanne Collaborative Action Hub - collaborate.lausanne.org- The Accelerate Platform - lausanne.org/accelerate- The Seoul Statement - lausanne.org/statement/the-seoul-statement- The State of the Great Commission Report - lausanne.org/reportGuest Bio:Dr Michael Young-Suk Oh is the Global Executive Director / CEO of the Lausanne Movement.Michael is of Korean descent, born in America. Michael received his BA, MS, and PhD degrees at the University of Pennsylvania. He also completed an MDiv at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School as well as an MA in regional studies, East Asia, at Harvard University.Michael, his wife Pearl, and their five children served as missionaries in Nagoya, Japan from 2004 to 2016. In January 2004, he founded a ministry called Christ Bible Institute (CBI), which includes Christ Bible Seminary, the Heart & Soul Cafe, and a church-planting ministry. He currently serves as chairman of the board of directors for CBI and chancellor of Christ Bible Seminary.Michael’s first involvement with the Lausanne Movement was at the 2004 Forum for World Evangelization. Then in 2006 Michael served on the younger leaders planning team for the 2006 Lausanne Younger Leaders Gathering, where he also gave the keynote address. In 2007 he joined the Lausanne Board of Directors as its youngest member. He has served as global executive director / CEO since March 2013.00:00 Introduction to the Lausanne Movement Podcast01:27 Welcoming Dr. Michael Oh01:48 The Start of the Fourth Lausanne Congress04:27 Reflecting on the Journey to the Congress07:30 The Impact of COVID and Digital Transformation09:35 Choosing Korea as the Host12:45 Personal Growth and Family Involvement17:48 Present: Current Excitements and Expectations23:02 Future: Encouragement and Stewardship29:25 Gratitude and Final Thoughts
How did I understand my purpose in life? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-10-01 | In this episode, we interview Bob Doll, the President, CEO, and CIO of Crossmark Global Investments, Inc. We delve into the concept of viewing the workplace as a mission field. Bob shares his personal journey, insights from influential books, and practical examples of living out faith in everyday work.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #workplace #faith
Empowered for Mission: The Vital Role of the Holy Spirit – Femi Adeleye | Fourth Lausanne Congress Lausanne Movement 2024-09-30 | Femi Adeleye’s stirring message at the Fourth Lausanne Congress reminds us of the indispensable role of the Holy Spirit in global missions. Drawing from the book of Acts, he highlights how no mission—whether local, regional, or global—can succeed without the Spirit’s presence and power. Dr. Adeleye underscores the importance of prayer, obedience to Christ, and a renewed dependence on the Holy Spirit, warning against the modern tendency to rely on human strategies and resources. The message concludes with a compelling call to embrace the Spirit’s guidance in proclaiming the Gospel across generations and regions.00:00 Introduction of Dr. Femi Adeleye01:12 Opening Remarks and Theme Introduction02:20 The Power of the Holy Spirit in Mission04:56 The Coming of the Holy Spirit: A Historical Perspective10:38 The Response of the Crowd and Proclamation15:17 The Global Impact of the Holy Spirit18:30 Contemporary Manifestations of the Holy Spirit22:10 Cultural Perspectives and the Need for Repentance25:28 Conclusion and Call to Reflection📌 Subscribe for more plenary sessions and global mission content! 📌 Learn more about the Lausanne Movement: lausanne.org#HolySpirit #Evangelism #Prayer #GlobalMission #ChurchUnityThis recording is from the Fourth Lausanne Congress, held in Incheon, South Korea in September 2024. This gathering brought together global church leaders to collaborate on mission strategies for advancing the gospel. Through plenary sessions, table group discussions, and collaborative workshops, the Congress focused on addressing critical gaps in global mission today.
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Day 7 Highlights Lausanne Movement 2024-09-29 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress hosted by the Lausanne Movement took place in Incheon, South Korea (22-28 September 2024). The Congress concluded on 28 September with an emphasis on doing Global Mission together, with intentionality and collective responsibility, by representing Christ in every nation, every place and every generation. Thousands also signed the Collaborative Action commitment as a physical sign of their commitment to fulfilling the Great Commission together.For more information, please visit congress.lausanne.org or lausanne.org
What can the church do to support the paradigm shift in women’s education? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-28 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dr. Grace Al-Zoughbi Arteen, a leading Arab Theologian, shares her inspiring journey of how growing up in Palestine shaped her faith and explores how theological education empowers Arab women and fosters a more holistic theological foundation for the global church.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #arab #faith #theological
The Power of Collaboration: Insights from Global Leaders Lausanne Movement 2024-09-28 | In this special episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we explore collaborative action in global mission. Through highlights from previous interviews with key leaders, we uncover the transformative impact of working together for the Great Commission.Featured Voices:- Jurie Kriel emphasizes the church’s unmatched potential when united in mission, sharing his vision for synergy to complete the Great Commission.- Jiyoung Yoo reflects on the challenges and rewards of collaboration, showing how God orchestrates beautiful outcomes when we work together.- Mac Pier discusses effective strategies for collaboration, avoiding duplication, and fostering trust through shared vision and prayer.- Gina Zurlo speaks on the Global South's growing role in Christianity and the importance of unity amid regional tensions.- Ron Anderson urges leaders to move beyond understanding collaboration to putting it into consistent practice.- Eiko Takamizawa identifies critical gaps and opportunities for collaborative breakthroughs in fulfilling the Great Commission.- Dave Raley draws lessons from history, highlighting the power of collaborative innovation in movements like the Reformation.- Ted Esler and Ed Stetzer discuss the importance of cooperation in tackling complex global mission challenges.- Tom Lin, Guna Raman, and Ramez Atallah share practical insights on building trust, partnerships, and the importance of unity in mission.- Leighton Ford reflects on Billy Graham’s vision for leaders to unite in prayer and action, sparking the Lausanne Movement.Key Takeaways:1. Collaboration Accelerates Mission: Unified efforts reduce duplication and increase global impact.2. Trust and Relationships: Effective collaboration is built on trust and shared vision.3. Global Perspective: The future of global mission depends on greater collaboration, especially across the Global South and North.00:00 Introduction to the Power of Collaboration00:35 Welcome to the Lausanne Movement Podcast00:50 Highlights from the Fourth Lausanne Congress01:48 Jurie Kriel - The Importance of Collaborative Action02:45 r02:46 Challenges and Opportunities in Global Mission04:01 The Great Commission and Collaborative Efforts07:15 Jiyoung Yoo10:04 Marker10:37 Jiyoung: Addressing the challenges of Collaborative Action10:37 The Role of Patience and Christ in Collaboration12:54 Mac Pier12:59 Effective Collaboration Strategies17:57 Mac__Movement Day Global Impact20:08 Gina Zurlo20:08 Global Shifts and the Future of Christianity22:32 Tim Tucker24:03 Principle of Submission and Accountability24:51 Adopting and Adapting Ministry Practices25:45 Listening to the Environment26:15 Finding the Right People27:03 Ron Anderson27:36 Challenges of Collaboration28:22 Eiko Takamizawa28:28 The Great Commission and Global Collaboration30:21 Dave Raley - Historical Insights on Collaboration33:59 Building Strong Partnerships34:17 Ted Esler35:24 Ed Stetzer35:25 The Vision Behind Lausanne36:33 The Importance of Global Collaboration36:33 Tom lin39:31 Guna Raman42:09 Ramez Atallah43:33 Leighon Ford45:35 The Formation of Lausanne Congress47:00 Challenges and Controversies
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Day 6 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-28 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress hosted by the Lausanne Movement is taking place in Incheon, South Korea. Day 6 (27 September 2024) of the event focused on leadership. The day included Plenary Sessions and strategic discussions centered around being intentional about displaying Christ as servant leaders and on intergenerational discipleship.For more information, please visit congress.lausanne.org or lausanne.org
What do young people desire from youth groups at church? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-27 | In this inspiring episode, we dive into the heart of the How to Life Movement with its founder, Jordan Whitmer. From a singular event as a 16-year-old in Arkansas to a global movement, Jordan shares the journey, challenges, and incredible stories of Gen Z's passion for authenticity and impact.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #genz #passion
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Day 5 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-27 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress hosted by the Lausanne Movement is taking place in Incheon, South Korea. Day 5 (26 September 2024) of the event focused on the Workplace. The day included Plenary Sessions and strategic discussions centered around being intentional about displaying Christ in the workplace. The nigh ended with a beautiful and heartfelt service led by the Korean church.For more information, please visit congress.lausanne.org or lausanne.org
#WhoWillTellThem | Part 2 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-27 | The world is asking the right questions, but who will tell them the answers? #SOGC #WhoWillTellThem #L4Congress #CongressVX
How can the church use the digital trend to its advantage? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-26 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we sit down with Ricky George, CEO of media tech companies Outcast and Outcast Academy, to speak about the potential of utilising Digital media in spreading the gospel. Ricky shares his powerful story of overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts to discover God's calling for his life: equipping the church with technology for impactful ministry.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #digital #media #gospel
#WhoWillTellThem | Part 1 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-26 | Are we asking the wrong questions or are we asking the wrong person?Find out on PART 2 of our State of the Great Commission Video. #SOGC #WhoWillTellThem #L4Congress #CongressVX
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Day 4 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-26 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress hosted by the Lausanne Movement is taking place in Incheon, South Korea. Day 4 (25 September 2024) of the event focused on persecution. The day included Plenary Sessions and strategic discussions focused on a variety of topics related to the day's theme.For more information, please visit congress.lausanne.org or lausanne.org
How can we maintain unity despite all the differences in the body of Christ? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-25 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dr. Jason Hubbard, the leader of International Prayer Connect, shares how he was once a prayerless pastor of a prayerless church, and tells of his journey turning to God in intentional prayer igniting a revival in his congregation and leading to multiple church plants in his community.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #prayer #god #revival
38. Dancing to Freedom: Therapy and Gods Presence Lausanne Movement 2024-09-25 | In this episode of 'God on the Move', Renelle Snelleksz shares her remarkable story of becoming a dance movement therapist after leaving a high-profile news presenting career. Growing up in Calcutta and later moving to Mumbai, she recounts her spiritual journey, encounters with the Holy Spirit, and discovering dance movement therapy during a sabbatical in 2011. Renelle speaks about using dance therapy to bring healing and freedom to trafficked girls in India, emphasizing the deep, subconscious healing it offers. She highlights her work with International Justice Mission and her experiences in worship dance, describing the challenges and ultimate empowerment of affected girls through creative expression.Links from the interview:- Renelle’s website: renellesnelleksz.comRenelle Snelleksz:Dance movement therapist Renelle Snelleksz’s life testimony is rooted in experiencing the power of the Holy Spirit to break oppressive trauma and bring healing and restoration to the lives of those she ministers to. All of life’s experiences, good or bad, are stored as memory in the body and impact the mental, physical, emotional and social well being of a person. Using the core principles of Dance movement therapy creates a safe space for people to address the core issues of life and relationships. But the intensity of deep pain in the human heart can only be restored by the power of Jesus to deliver us from bondage and propel us into freedom. Using movement and the expressive arts, this ministry has witnessed many lives transformed after child sexual abuse, abandonment and neglect, issues of identity, depression and mental health problems, suicidal thoughts, divorce and marital stress, domestic violence and addictions. Renelle responded to God’s call on her life in 2011 to quit her media career in Broadcast Journalism, to be trained in the psychotherapeutic methodology of Dance Movement Therapy. She works mostly with girls rescued from sex trafficking, partnering with agencies in India that fight sex-trafficking and sexual violence. Her ministry AL!VE – Rise to Dance Again, takes dance movement therapy to children recovering from cancer, youth from impoverished communities, corporate offices and private clients among others. She also uses movement and the creative arts to release the church into the freedom of expressive worship engaging “heart, soul, mind and strength”. Along with her husband, they lead a small house church in Pune, India. She is also a mother to a toddler and has always loved travelling, dancing and all things creative!Subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories about global mission and leadership. For further information about the Lausanne Movement, please visit our webpage: https://www.lausanne.org.#mission #church #lausanne #dance #podcast #globalmission #healing #therapy #india #dancemovementtherapy
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Day 2 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-25 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress hosted by the Lausanne Movement is taking place in Incheon, South Korea. Day 3 (24 September 2024) of the event focused on missional community. The day included Plenary Sessions and strategic discussions focused on a variety of topics.For more information, please visit congress.lausanne.org or lausanne.org
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Day 1 Lausanne Movement 2024-09-24 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress hosted by the Lausanne Movement is taking place in Incheon, South Korea. Day 2 (23 September 2024) of the event focused on being empowered by the Holy Spirit to spread the gospel to the world. The day included Plenary Sessions and strategic discussions focused on a variety of topics.For more information, please visit congress.lausanne.org or lausanne.org
Fourth Lausanne Congress: Opening Day Lausanne Movement 2024-09-23 | The Fourth Lausanne Congress kicked off on Sunday, 22 September 2024, in Seoul, South Korea gathering over 5,000 people from nearly every nation at its opening ceremony. The theme of the Congress is "Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together." Visit congress.lausanne.org for more information or lausanne.org
Why has women’s theological education not been developed within the Arab church and academy? Lausanne Movement 2024-09-21 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dr. Grace Al-Zoughbi Arteen, a leading Arab Theologian, shares her inspiring journey of how growing up in Palestine shaped her faith and explores how theological education empowers Arab women and fosters a more holistic theological foundation for the global church.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #arab #faith #theological #shorts
What is Gen Z passionate about? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-20 | In this inspiring episode, we dive into the heart of the How to Life Movement with its founder, Jordan Whitmer. From a singular event as a 16-year-old in Arkansas to a global movement, Jordan shares the journey, challenges, and incredible stories of Gen Z's passion for authenticity and impact.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #genz #passion
Why should the church take advantage of the internet? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-19 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we sit down with Ricky George, CEO of media tech companies Outcast and Outcast Academy, to speak about the potential of utilising Digital media in spreading the gospel. Ricky shares his powerful story of overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts to discover God's calling for his life: equipping the church with technology for impactful ministry.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #digital #media #gospel
How many unreached people are in the world today? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-18 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dr. Jason Hubbard, the leader of International Prayer Connect, shares how he was once a prayerless pastor of a prayerless church, and tells of his journey turning to God in intentional prayer igniting a revival in his congregation and leading to multiple church plants in his community.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #prayer #god #revival
37. Breaking Chains: Empowering Men to Pursue Christlikeness Lausanne Movement 2024-09-18 | In this episode of 'God on the Move', Christian Lenty shares his inspirational journey of founding the MST Project in Bangkok, Thailand, committed to helping men realize their full potential through mentoring, strengthening marriages, and teaching biblical truth. Christian discusses his ministry's initiatives, including engaging with men in red-light districts, supporting men in their pursuit of sexual purity, and fostering Christlike character. He emphasizes the importance of faithfulness, obedience, and seeing individuals for who they can become in Christ, rather than their current circumstances. The episode delves into the challenges, successes, and the heart behind the MST Project's mission.Links from the interview:- The MST Project: themstproject.com- Book: Sensitive Preaching to the Sexually Hurting: amazon.com/Sensitive-Preaching-Sexually-Hurting-Serio-ebook/dp/B01LWP3CH8?ref_=ast_author_dp- Podcast: Altar’d Manhood: prodigalman.com/podcast/#podcast Christian Lenty:Christian Lenty is the founder and director of The MST Project, a ministry that mentors men worldwide in pursuing greater sexual purity, spiritual wholeness, and Christlike maturity. The MST Project has four primary initiatives: On the Street, Pathway to Purity, Real Men Pursuing Purity, and Re:Start. On the Street is an outreach to foreign men who visit red-light districts, providing long-term mentorship and support for those men wanting to make changes. Pathway to Purity is for men in the church dealing with sexual addictions and struggles. Through 1-on-1 discipleship through their book, The Pursuit of Purity, men around the world have experienced freedom. Real Men Pursuing Purity seeks to inspire men to grow in greater Christlikeness in all areas of their lives. This is accomplished through quarterly online events and weekly connect groups with participants worldwide. And Re:Start helps Christian workers involved in moral misconduct experience repentance, renewal, and restoration. Christian has lived in Thailand for 23 years and resides in Bangkok with his wife.Subscribe to our podcast for more inspiring stories about global mission and leadership. For further information about the Lausanne Movement, please visit our webpage: https://www.lausanne.org.#mission #church #lausanne #men #podcast #bangkok #evangelism #purity #family
What does it look like to live as Jesus did? #shorts Lausanne Movement 2024-09-17 | In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast we explore the context shifts in global justice including poverty, persecution, women, marginalised, human rights, slavery, and corruption.We are joined by guests:- Dr. Matthew Niermann: Director of the State of the Great Commission Report.- Dr. Ruth Padilla DeBorst: Associate Professor of World Christianity at Western Theological Seminary.#mission #globalmission #leadership #inspirational #globaljustice #christianity
Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together with Dr. Patrick Fung Lausanne Movement 2024-09-16 | Could you imagine what would happen if the global church were to declare and display Christ together in unity? Join Dr. Patrick Fung as he unpacks the heart behind this powerful theme for the upcoming Fourth Lausanne Congress.In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dr. Patrick Fung, Programme Chair for the Fourth Lausanne Congress, shares insights into the Congress's theme, "Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together." He reflects on his personal journey in missions, the theme of the congress, and calls us back to humility, integrity, and simplicity in proclaiming the gospel. Explore the essential balance between declaring Christ through words and displaying Christ through action as we prepare for this pivotal global event.Main Points:1. Congress Invitation: The theme "Let the Church" is an invitation by God for His global church to unite and proclaim Christ together in word and action.2. The Church: Dr. Fung emphasises the importance of mutuality and unity between the Global South and North, fostering interdependence rather than independence.3. Declare and Display: Proclaiming the gospel isn’t just through words but also through lives that reflect Christ, combining verbal proclamation with acts of love and service.4. Together: The Congress aims to bridge gaps across denominations, cultures, and generations, fostering collaborative action in mission.5. Humility, Integrity, Simplicity: Inspired by the Cape Town Commitment, Dr. Fung calls the church back to these three values crucial for the Lausanne Movement and the global church.Call to Action:After listening to this episode, subscribe to our podcast, share it with friends attending the Congress, and visit our website to learn more about how you can participate in the Virtual Experience of Congress and join us in declaring and displaying Christ together.Links & Resources:- Congress Website: congress.lausanne.org- Dr. Patrick Fung Article on the Congress Theme: lausanne.org/about/blog/let-the-church-declare-and-display-christ-together- The Lausanne Covenant: lausanne.org/statement/lausanne-covenant- Cape Town Commitment: lausanne.org/statement/ctcommitmentGuest Bio:Patrick was born in Hong Kong and received medical training in Australia and the UK. He, and his wife, Jennie, previously served as medical missionaries in South Asia. Patrick currently serves as the global ambassador of OMF International (formerly the China Inland Mission). He formerly served as the general director of OMF International from 2005–2023, sharing the good news of Jesus Christ in all its fullness with East Asia’s peoples. Patrick was formerly on the Lausanne Movement’s international board and is currently the advisory team chair of Lausanne YLGen and the programme chair for the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization.00:00 Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together with Dr. Patrick Fung01:16 Dr. Fung's Personal Journey04:02 Transition to Mission Work05:00 Key Lessons from OMF International06:52 Theme of the Congress: Let the Church Declare and Display Christ Together07:58 Unpacking 'Let the Church'09:58 Unity in the Global Church16:37 Declaring and Displaying Christ24:00 Togetherness in Mission28:30 Hopes for the Congress29:25 Why Lausanne?31:30 Final Words and Prayer
