When Everything is Missions

Hear practical insights from a 𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒍 church, that went through a 𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒍 process to clarify a biblical definition and understanding of missions...   Tune in as we chat with guests Trent Hunter, Pastor for Preaching/Teaching for Heritage Bible Church in Greer, SC. and Mark Vowels, of Bob Jones University/missions leader at Heritage Bible Church.

Tune in for Part 2 of "Deconstructing the Great Commission" where Matthew Ellison and Denny Spitters continue their conversation with guest Ted Esler, President of Missio Nexus. They discuss the difference between the Great Commission & the Great Commandment. In an age of deconstruction, Ted contends that critical thinking goes too far when we rethink the Great Commission, making the point that it doesn’t need to be rethought, it just needs to be rediscovered.

Join Matthew Ellison and Jeff Lewis in a special broadcast recorded with host Jim Williams.

Joined by Jeff Lewis the guys will discuss whether everyone really is a missionary.

3 billion people on the planet who do not know Christ! Wow. Let that sink in. Today we'll talk about the Great Commission.

Howard Hendricks once wisely observed- “When there is a mist in the pulpit, there is a fog in the pew.” How true. Astonishingly, there is confusion in church leadership about the Great Commission, that’s why we should not be surprised that the general western church body is both largely ignorant and apathetic about the priority of fulfilling this command of Jesus. Matthew and Denny warn today that the church is losing the vision for the Great Commission. The statistics concerning this critical command from Jesus are startling and MUST be addressed now. That’s why this episode of When Everything is Missions is critical for you to pay attention to. The gloves are off on this one folks, as Matthew Ellison and Denny Spitters peel back the layers of the state of world missions at this time in history.

The medieval church discovered the gospel did not need to be redefined, it needed to be rediscovered... in the same way, our idea of missions need not be redefined, it merely needs to be rediscovered. Perhaps it's time for a reformission.

Meet the authors of the book and hear about their love for God's bride and how they're wanting to call her back, in essence, to some of the core pieces of understanding what mission truly is, seeing the gospel that includes going to the ends of the earth and also engages people in that process within their churches.