HeyJaredThe Missional Leader
A podcast for visionaries who lead with purpose and live on mission. Rob Hoskins, President of OneHope, has spent decades equipping leaders around the world to impact the next generation for Christ.Each episode will dive into conversations that challenge, inspire, and empower…
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Lessons from Year One: What It Takes to Lead On Mission Today (opens the original)
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One year in. Over 115,000 subscribers. Dozens of conversations that have shaped how we think about leading on mission. In this finale, Rob Hoskins and the OneHope team revisit the moments that stayed with us most—the ideas worth carrying into whatever comes next. You'll hear Mart Green on generosity as adventure and the power of personal governance. Craig Groeschel on parenting with grace and truth. Bobby Gruenewald on the real limits of AI in ministry. Justin Forman on the power of storytelling
The Future of Mission Must Be Collaborative (opens the original)
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What if the future of global mission isn’t about going solo, but about radical collaboration? In this special episode of The Missional Leader, Rob unpacks the powerful story and personal conviction centered on “collaborative missiology” – a movement transforming how the Church approaches God’s mission in the 21st century. Drawing from his experience growing up on the mission field and decades of leadership at OneHope, Rob traces the dramatic journey of missions: from the passionate Moravians and
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