Ryan Scott
Broadcasting the Gospel Podcast
The companion podcast to Broadcast: Rethinking the Parable of the Sower. Each week, we sit down with one quiet question: what will this help a minister do this week? Expect short solo teachings, honest conversations with pastors and church planters, and real coaching on the Cast Count framework. Built for ministers leading with limited time, limited staff, and limited budget — who are tired of measuring the harvest and ready to start measuring the sowing. Bring your seed bag. The field is in front of us.
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Ryan Scott
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Jun 17, 2026
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Episodes
[2] The Power of the Personal Testimony 17.06.2026 29:05
In this episode, we address the question about witnessing. How did it become synonymous with passing out flyers, inviting people to church, and trying to get Bible Studies? We have turned "witnessing" into trying to convince people to do something. But that's not what the word means. Witnessing means recounting what you have seen and heard. The things you have been through, and what...
[1] The Vision Behind Starting a Church in Seattle 17.06.2026 49:36
In this episode, we review the vision of the boy in the field, and how it evolved into planting a church in downtown Seattle. The vision was simple, the call was simple, but like humans often do, we overcomplicated it as much as we possibly could.
Welcome to the Podcast! 11.06.2026 17:08
Let's launch this right, with a preview trailer. This trailer was recorded around midnight, flying down the interstate 29 (I say 25 in the podcast, but it's really I29 in South Dakota) at around 80 MPH. There are storms all around, and the minivan's windshield has spray foam in it trying to keep down the wind noise. This isn't exactly what I would call podcast studio, and even thou...
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