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It’s hard to stay unmoved when someone tells you they launched a Great Commission vision with 37 rupees in the bank and still chose to obey. Brittany sits down with Joyce from To Every People and South Asia leaders Praveen and Chris to share what God is doing through a disciple making movement that’s reaching unreached people groups with the gospel and forming healthy, multiplying churches.

We talk about calling and legacy, from a youth camp moment at age 14 to a region wide mission focused on “no gospel to gospel, no Bible in hand to Bible in hand, no church to church.” Praveen shares what changed when he stopped asking why only a few people share their faith and started believing that anyone can make disciples. Along the way, we unpack how people discern God’s voice through Scripture, trusted mentors, and the kind of door opening only God can arrange.

Then the stories turn raw and real. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of persecution, house churches under threat, and a church planter who returns to the very village where he was beaten, only to see 25 homes choose Jesus and celebrate baptisms in a river. Chris also shares how women’s networks, child discipleship centres, and practical skill programs like jewelry making and sewing create dignity, community, and natural pathways for evangelism.

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A village with no church. A gymnasium with no heat. Two continents in one summer. And a disciple making framework so simple it can spread like wildfire. We sit down with Heather Austin to unpack Four Fields, a practical approach to living out the Great Commission through four repeatable “fields” of ministry: go, share the gospel, grow disciples, and gather as church.

Heather shares what she witnessed in Masinja Village, Malawi, where local men and women were trained and then empowered to lead, serve, and continue baptisms and Bible studies without outside help. We talk through what it looks like to model healthy church elements in a new context, why local ownership matters, and how obedience often moves faster than our plans.

Then we jump to Santa Rosa in Cordoba, Argentina with Juntos Ministry, where 250 young adults receive training and immediately apply it through outreach in five communities. Heather explains the 411 gospel conversations, the Three Circles tool, the 15 second testimony, prayer walking, and the oikos map, plus how Discovery Bible Study keeps growth simple and Spirit led. One week ends with 130 people choosing Christ and a new church starting in a home, reminding us that church can begin around a kitchen table.

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A full-grown shark dragged behind a tiny boat is not the first image most people associate with Christian missions, but it is the kind of detail that stays with you when you have actually been there. We sit down with Shane, a longtime member with a deep heart for Mexico missions, and trace the story from an early youth mission trip in the 1990s at Playa Baghdad to the present-day trips our church runs in and around Cancun.

We talk about why short-term mission trips can form faith in a way sermons and books cannot: you get uncomfortable, you rely on God in real time, and you discover how small your “normal” world can become. Shane shares what it is like to return as a parent and watch his kids serve with joy, mix concrete by hand, connect with local children, and come home changed. We also unpack the value of long-term church partnership, including work with churches like Milagro and ministries like Kingdom Academy, and why good planning helps teams show up where they are truly needed.

Along the way, we highlight something simple but powerful: love does not need perfect Spanish. Real relationships form with pastors and leaders like Alex, Victor, and Oso, and those friendships continue long after the plane ride home through prayer, updates, and everyday life shared across borders. If you are curious about going, sending your teen, or understanding why Mexico mission trips matter, press play, then subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review to help more people find these stories.

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