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Missionary Brooks Buser and pastor Chad Vegas answer listener questions about missions, missionaries, the Great Commission, and what the Bible tells us about reaching the unreached.
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How to Trust God on the Field (opens the original)
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Christianity requires trust in God's providences. While on the field, this necessity is magnified. Missionary Brooks Buser talks about how to trust God on the field, drawing from both Scripture and experience.
Do Missionaries Need to Know Hebrew? (opens the original)
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Missionaries to unreached language groups will need to learn an entire new language, and sometimes multiple new languages, but are they required to learn the Greek and Hebrew? Brooks Buser tackles this question.
Common Reasons for Failure (opens the original)
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Missions, like marathons, are not easy and require much training and perseverance. Why do so many fail and what are the common reasons missionaries might fail? Missionary Brooks Buser offers some insight.
Secrets and Lies (opens the original)
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Missionaries must be truthful even if their lives are at risk. But how ought they handle the questions that might send them out of the country? And how do they know when they should go home? Brooks Buser offers advice on being truthful and wise on the field.
Mission Movement Methodologies (opens the original)
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Modern missions has so many different movements, but which ones are biblical? Chad Vegas examines the roots of movement methods and counsels how to properly think through the different movements in missions.
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