The Sent Life

Polycentric missions: what is it and why does it matter? Join us as Dr. Daub, Dr. Kevin Rodgers (IMB), and Keelan Cook (CGCS) discuss how the Great Commission is taking place across the globe and how GTI is equipping partners to contextualize theological education.

Join us this week and hear from Joy Bolton about the work of Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU)and GTI’s effort to bring theological education to women around the world.

Dr. Ewart is joined this week by state and national denominational leaders in Asian American churches. Hear about the current state of congregations, present needs, and GTI’s partnership in providing theological education and leadership development.

Dr. Ewart talks with Dr. Kambiz Saghaey about the Farsi speaking, fastest growing church in the Muslim world. Hear an incredible testimony of God’s work in a modern-day Saul and how he is using the theological education he received to turn around and share it with as many as possible in language.

Hear from Ukrainian Christian leaders and how they have faithfully mobilized Christians and resources during the war.

Dr. Ewart talks with Director Minwoo Jang about the current state of Asian American churches in the United States. Learn about how GTI is meeting some of their needs and partnering with local churches to provide theological education.

Dr. Ewart speaks with Fernando Brandão, a level five leader, President of the National Mission Board of Brazil, and SEBTS graduate. Hear from Fernando as he describes the overwhelming mobilization of young Brazilians being called into the ministry and GTI’s partnership in their ministry.

Dr. Ewart speaks with Dr. Ricardo Sanchez, Director of the Hispanic Leadership Development, about the current state of the global Spanish speaking church. Particularly in the United States, the population of Spanish-speakers is expected to grow significantly in the near future. So, how can local churches prepare and respond to growing needs?

Across eight different languages, GTI provides contextualized leadership development to train the trainers. Dr. Ewart sits down with all the GTI Directors to talk about what they are doing in their offices and around the globe. Why does GTI focus on the global church? Where are they working and why is it strategic?

Hear from Southeastern’s president, Dr. Danny Akin, and his heart for the nations and his desire to fulfill the Great Commission. Dr. Akin talks about what he believes are the greatest needs of the global church and how life at Southeastern is playing a vital role in Great Commission fulfillment.

What is the global church? Why does it matter? Learn about Southeastern’s Global Theological Initiatives office and their goal of providing theological education and leadership development in the global church.

Have you considered how your local church is engaging the lost in evangelism? Join us for our 100th episode, where we sit down with SEBTS Evangelism Professor Dr. Chuck Lawless to discuss how the local church is called to take part in this task.

How does NAMB strategically evangelize and plant churches in North America? Join us this week as we sit down with the President of the North American Mission Board, Dr. Kevin Ezell, to discuss this question!

After discussing important topics like diaspora missions, prayer walking, and other practical tools for evangelism, Scott and Keelan address two important questions that you can use to engage your neighbors around you.

Have you considered the benefits of going on a prayer walk? Join Scott and Keelan as they sit down to discuss the effectiveness of this strategy, and offer practical steps for leveraging these opportunities well.

There are several tools that can be used effectively to sharing your faith with the lost. Join us this week as Scott and Keelan sit down to discuss a few ways that you can best engage those in need of salvation.

Have you considered how you can leverage the Easter season for the sake of evangelism? Join us this week as Scott and Keelan reunite to discuss the proper steps to best engage those who do not routinely enter in the church doors.

Have you considered the effect that social media has on the world? Join us this week as Scott interviews Christ Martin, author of The Wolf in Their Pockets, to discuss the reality of social media use.

The nations are present within America. They are in our neighborhoods, in our workplaces, and are in need of the Gospel. Join us this week as Keelan sits down with Dr. Anna Daub to discuss the nature of engaging our foreign-born neighbors.

Understanding how to practically share your faith is essential to evangelism. Join us this week as Scott sits down with Dr. Timothy Beougher from Southern Seminary to discuss the necessities of evangelism!

This week, SEBTS is sending around 50 students to various locations across the country. Join us this week as Scott and Tate sit down to discuss how you can join us in prayer for our mission trips!

Evangelism is often considered a one-on-one engagement. However, that is not always the case. Join us this week as Keelan interviews SEBTS student Tate Griffiths to discuss the benefits of doing evangelism in community.

Join us this week as the guys continue the conversation about generational discipleship! This week, they are joined by former SEBTS student Matthew Hirt, in hopes of shedding more light on this important topic!

One of the most prominent questions amongst Christians is “what happens to someone if they never hear the Gospel?”. Join us this week as Scott and Keelan sit down to discuss the answer to this pressing question. You don’t want to miss this!

The connection between evangelism and discipling others is much closer than you may think. Join us this week as the guys sit down with Dr. George Robinson to discuss the nature of discipling others in an evangelistic context.