Dr. Alfonse Javed

Our Urban Voices

Deep conversations with diverse voices about urban ministry and Christian narratives. In "Our Urban Voices with Dr. Alfonse Javed," we will cover everything from churches and church planting efforts, missions and missions organization, evangelism and unreached people groups, emerging movements and initiatives, justice, current events related to faith and the persecuted church, to author interviews and reviews.

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Dr. Alfonse Javed

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2026. szept. 22.

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#87. MALESTROM Part 2: Jesus' Model for Men is Countercultural 24.10.2023

MALESTROM: men lose sight of who God created them to be. God's design for men is countercultural. Book Link: Malestrom: How Jesus Dismantles Patriarchy and Redefines Manhood WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: The church has veered off from Jesus' model of manhood Authority vs Responsibility The Christian life is bigger than Sunday morning ABOUT THE GUEST:  Carolyn Custis James is an award winning author who...

#86. MALESTROM Part 1: Jesus' Model for Men is Countercultural 10.10.2023

MALESTROM: men lose sight of who God created them to be. God's design for men is countercultural. Book Link: Malestrom: How Jesus Dismantles Patriarchy and Redefines Manhood WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Patriarchy as seen in the Bible Jesus as the model for manhood Examples of Transformation ABOUT THE GUEST:  Carolyn Custis James is an award winning author who thinks deeply about what it means to be a...

#85. Complete Transformation in Addiction Recovery 26.09.2023

Alex Willis is the Intake Coordinator for Brooklyn Teen Challenge. His main objective is to introduce broken people to Jesus, get them enrolled into the Brooklyn Teen Challenge program, and help them cultivate a life free from addiction. Brooklyn Teen Challenge WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: A typical day in the program 3 phase approach to recovery Transition back to society ABOUT THE GUEST:  Alex Willis...

#84. Establishing Legitimacy for Missionaries 12.09.2023

Establishing Legitimacy for Missionaries Legality vs Legitimacy of Missionaries in Foreign Countries Steve Schirmer is the President of Silk Road Catalyst, a ministry family committed to ending gospel deprivation, ensuring all peoples in all places have gospel access. Legitimacy in Missions Matters Book Link WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Equipping local population and foreign missionaries Balancing Truth vs...

#83. Supporting Our Missionaries Well is Not Just Financial 29.08.2023

David Thomae, the Director of Mission to the World's Member Care Department shares about caring for our missionaries well. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Proactive ways to support missionaries Varying missionary needs in urban or rural contexts How to build relationships of care ABOUT THE GUEST:  David and Jan Thomae work with Mission to the World’s Member Care Department, supporting and encouraging MTW’...

#82. Rediscovering the Early Church's Vision for Global Missions 01.08.2023

Pastor Matt Burden on rediscovering the early church's vision for global missions and what today's church can learn from that. His new book is Missionary Motivations: Challenges from the Early Church IN THIS PODCAST , How did the New Testament churches do missions? New Testament Missiology and Impact on the 21st Century Church Practical Evangelism Matthew Burden is an author, pastor, and scholar,...

#81. Innovative Funding Options to Support Global Missions 18.07.2023

Tim Welch — a veteran missionary — has researched some of the inventive ways missions is funded in the Majority World. For decades, he served with SIM in Cote d'Ivoire. But, he makes a case for missionaries relying on more than once source of funding. He outlines several ways churches around the world fund missions from his recently released book, New Funding Models for Global Mission . WHAT YOU'L...

#80. Unreached People Groups in North American Cities 04.07.2023

Bud Houston, a Hub Leader for Global Gates, shares his passion to reach unreached people who are living in cities in Canada and the USA. He offers four action steps, a starting point for urban churches and organizations to get involved. He is also the Director of Research for UPG North America and host of the Let’s Talk Diaspora Podcast . WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: About the two basic types of people who...

#79. Churches Can Keep NYC Kids Out of Foster Care 20.06.2023

Mark Atkinson serves as the Area Director for Care Portal in NYC which helps churches serve vulnerable children and families in their own communities. Young people who've been in foster care are at high risk of being trafficked, incarcerated, homeless and having their own children go into foster care. Plus, only 8% are likely to graduate from high school in four years. Hear how you can use CarePor...

#78. Decoding Cities and Stewarding the Gospel among Urban Dwellers - Part 2 06.06.2023

Tiffany Owens Reed unpacks how suburbs, towns and cities can impact their inhabitants. She talks about how understanding the way a city works can impact ministry, allowing churches to better serve their congregants and steward their neighborhoods. She also reveals how churches can better reflect the incarnational gospel where life happens in the daily interactions among residents. Check out her fr...

#77. Decoding Cities and Stewarding the Gospel among Urban Dwellers 23.05.2023

Tiffany Owens Reed unpacks how suburbs, towns and cities can impact their inhabitants. She talks about how understanding the way a city works can impact ministry, allowing churches to better serve their congregants and steward their neighborhoods. She also reveals how churches can better reflect the incarnational gospel where life happens in the daily interactions among residents. Check out her Ci...

#76. Social Media as a Way to Communicate the Gospel 09.05.2023

Josh Collins serves with Global Gates. Having completed social media training just before pandemic-related lockdowns, he was prepared to communicate the gospel online. He shares some of the big differences between social media outreach and being in person. Plus, he offers ways you or your church can meaningfully communicate the gospel on line. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Three things Christ-followers can d...

#75. Unity Across Denominations, Punjabi Christians Sing Psalms 25.04.2023

Dr. Yousaf Sadiq shares the uniqueness of the Punjabi Psalms -- a successful example of contextualizing scripture for a culture with strong oral traditions. Collectively known as Zabur, these songs are an interdenominational source of strength. They unify Punjabi Christians who are often persecuted as a religious minority in Pakistan. Dr. Sadiq has a new book, The Contextualized Psalms (Punjabi Za...

#74. Ways for Christians to Engage Culture in Multireligious Settings 11.04.2023

Dr. Bill Merrifield worked cross-culturally in Beirut, Lebanon for 17 years while his family grew. Considering how faithful Christians can think critically and engage the culture without compromise, he breaks down different ways that honor the gospel. He currently serves as the Vice President of Engagement for IDEAS. Dr. Merrifield maintains a blog where he recently shared a vision for transformat...

#73. The Gospel and the LGBTQ+ Community—Going Beyond Theological Debates 04.04.2023

Elizabeth Black is the co-founder of Kaleidoscope , a ministry dedicated to “Providing LGBTQ+ people opportunities to engage with tangible expressions of Christ” and joining the Spirit of God where He is already at work among LGBTQ+ folks in NYC. She shares some surprises and challenges in reaching out to the LGBTQ+ community, contextualizing the gospel message and the vital role of the local chur...

#72. Hospitality and Showing the Love of Jesus 28.03.2023

Rebeca Castillo felt at home the first time she traveled to the Middle-East. Considering the differences in social customs, she looks at the importance of Christ-followers offering and receiving hospitality, building deep relationships, sharing their lives in the Lord and how to start. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: How to share hospitality inside and outside of your home What Jesus said to His disciples abou...

#71. Why Did Jesus Die – Debating the Atonement Faithfully 21.03.2023

Brad Vaughn (formerly Jackson Wu) breaks down how the interpretation of Jesus’ atonement impacts an individual, the church and perceptions of God’s character. Understanding the atonement can be heavily influenced by culture, worldview and holding metaphors more closely than scripture itself. Brad shares from his recently published a book, The Cross in Context: Reconsidering Biblical Metaphors for...

#70. Experiencing Christ's Presence with International Muslim Students 14.03.2023

Most recent years, about 1 million international students come to the United States to study. Elizabeth Wolf discovered a heart for Muslims while serving abroad. Today, she serves among international students on an urban campus in the United States. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: About some differences in reaching out to Muslim students in Gen Z What it means to give students opportunities to experience Chris...

#69. Recovering a Missionary Perspective on the American Church 07.03.2023

Seven years on the mission field gave Dr. Matthew Bennett the opportunity to see the American church with fresh perspective. As a missionary and professor at Cedarville University, he invites American evangelicals to look at the American church like someone on the outside looking in. Without the sentiments or idealizations that can come with familiarity, he shares a Hope for American Evangelicals:...

#68. Ending the Cycle of Financial Debt--It's not about the Math 28.02.2023

Zamary Texeira found a path to financial freedom. She shares insights and offers advice for anyone who wants to get out of debt and stop the cycle from continuing in the next generation. She is now a Ramsey preferred coach , encouraging others on their own path to financial freedom. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: What needs to happen before you call a financial coach Why financial freedom is not about the mat...

#67. Interfaith Relations and Loving the Community 21.02.2023

Pastor Ramny Perez prioritizes the gospel, discipling congregants and loving the local community well. He shares how following Jesus' example and upholding the integrity of the gospel lead to loving the community and building interfaith relationships in NYC. Ramny Perez is the Lead Pastor of Fordham Community Church in the Bronx, New York. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: How to build interfaith relationships a...

#66. Telling the Truth about Neighbors without Doors 14.02.2023

As the Director of City Relief and overseeing eight outreaches a week in NYC, Josiah Haken shares his informed perspective about people made in the image of God and who happen to be homeless. Noting that eleven is the average age of a homeless person in America, he pushes back on four common lies and offers practical ways that congregations can help. He is the author of Neighbors without Doors . W...

#65. Peacemaking and Forgiveness in the Real World 07.02.2023

Jonathan Bornman talks about modern day peacemaking in the real world. Who would ask for a cup of coffee when they are greeted with the words "your blood is permissible to me"? Founder of Dove Tail Productions, Jonathan Bornman is a producer and and makes documentaries about non-violent conflict resolution, like the soon to be released film, Unexpected Peace: In Search of the Common Good . WHAT YO...

#64. Urban Missions for 2023: Encouraging Urban Missions to Muslims: Common Mistakes and a Way Forward 31.01.2023

Seth Bouchelle highlights how the command to love our neighbor and the great commission fuse in modern urban settings. He challenges assumptions about cross cultural ministry and the examples modeled by Jesus. Seth is the co-author of Mosaic: A Ministry Handbook for a Globalizing World and the author of Lost Faith: A Practical Theology for Post-Christendom Ministry. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: How studying...

#63. Urban Ministry for 2023: At the Table with Muslims and Christians—Conversation without Compromise, the Al-Ma’idah Initiative 24.01.2023

James Rayment unpacks what how Muslims and Christians can have conversation without compromise and build relationships despite fundamental disagreements. These dialogues stand in stark contrast to perennial accusations of cancel culture in America. James Rayment pushes back on some common misconceptions that Protestants have about Muslims, outlining four steps that churches can take to get to know...

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