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Vital topics, honest conversations and unpacking the Great Commission Curious about missions? Wondering what it really takes to reach the unreached? The Ethnos360 Podcast is your front-row seat to honest conversations with people who’ve been there. From practical tips to powerful testimonies, we’ll help you navigate the questions, challenges and joys of stepping into God’s global plan — whether you’re just exploring or already on the journey. You'll hear: About God's Word and its role in missions About cross-cultural living and ministry First-hand accounts from Bible school students and teachers Practical steps for serving with families How to plant churches that endure How to support the missionaries in your life How to stay involved when you can't go ... yet Our podcast is made up of three distinct shows: Real People, Real Stories: Unscripted conversations that help you see how God uses the willingness of people like you to do incredible things for His glory. Though the stories and places our guests have served all sound different, the theme running through every conversation is God’s faithfulness. Rooted & Mature: Dive into the choices made, the values held and the methods used by us and our Global Partners, talking honestly about the successes and failures we’ve seen. The Bible & Missions Podcast: Alan McDole interviews missionaries, Bible Institute professors and students to explore biblical missions and inspire the next generation to get involved in what God is doing around the world.
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Bible translator and expert educator, Dave Brunn chats with our host Keith on a range of topics, making sure not to miss the chance to dig into the role that AI can have (and can't have) in the meticulous process of translating God's Word. One of the biggest reason's he feels it can't "do it all" is the reality that good Bible translation requires a good grasp of a person's culture and worldview as much as it requires fluency in the language.Dave's enthusiasm for this craft, this art, this ministry of translation is motivating and reflects a life well-lived. And that enthusiasm enabled him to be a part of an especially rare event: seeing the ENTIRE Bible (Old and New Testament) translated into the language of Lamogai people of Papua New Guinea.For more about how Ethnos360 approaches Bible translation, check out this dedicated hub of content: Bible Translation - Ethnos360Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dave Brunn and his mission work02:03 The initial challenges of translating the Lamogai language04:04 Technological advances in translation from typewriters to computers07:04 The translation process and the importance of native language experts12:51 The significance of worldview and cultural understanding in translation19:07 Translating metaphors and cultural concepts like 'Lamb of God'22:02 The pros and cons of AI in Bible translation29:00 The current state of technology access in remote communities33:01 The spiritual impact of translation and church planting35:59 Encouragement for future generations in translation work-- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast, so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
From the western farmlands of Montana to the much farther western island of Papua New Guinea, our guest, Megan Lewis, shares about an unlikely journey. She followed the Lord of the harvest (just staying consistent with the farming theme here) across the world, looking for a way to combine her love of teaching and her real-world experience with missions and playing a part in reaching unreached peoples. If you have a degree and are wondering if there's a place for you in this work, this is an episode you're not going to want to miss. Explore options to use your degree and experience missions like Megan did by heading to ethnos360.org/find-your-fit-- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast, so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
In this episode of the Bible & Missions Podcast, Alan talks with Andy Templeton about how to resolve conflict. Andy is a teacher at Ethnos360 Bible Institute but has also served in Brazil and Thailand in the past. Through personal stories and practical examples, he encourages listeners to prioritize relationships and approach conflict with intentionality. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:40 Andy's testimony 2:09 Was being a missionary kid a positive experience? 4:45 What Andy has done differently as a parent of missionary kids 6:54 Conflict resolution story: angry customer 8:46 View conflict as an opportunity?! 9:40 Escapers, attackers and peacemakers 13:16 Different responses to conflict depending on the person 15:04 Different culture’s approach to resolve conflict 18:39 Conflict at Ethnos360 Bible Institute 19:42 Moving as a missionary creates conflict 22:56 Dealing with conflict at home! 26:51 Stop! The Bible & Missions Podcast, an Ethnos360 Podcast Alan McDole interviews missionaries, Bible Institute professors and students to explore biblical missions and inspire the next generation to get involved in what God is doing around the world. Find the Ethnos360 Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube! 🔗 Connect with us! Ethnos360 Website: https://ethnos360.org/find-your-fit Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ethnos360/ Ethnos360 Bible Institute Website: https://e360bible.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ethnos360bibleinstitute
It's kickoff season across the land and while our podcast has nothing to do with football (except the last episode of Season One, did you catch that one?), we're kicking off Season Two with a short episode featuring our three show hosts. We invite you to hear a little bit of the backgrounds of Annette, Keith and Alan as well as letting you know where we hope to take those who follow our shows over the course of Season Two. Join us as we resume new weekly episodes of The Bible and Missions, Rooted and Mature, and Real People, Real Stories. -- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast, so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
In this episode of The Bible & Missions Podcast, Breck shares how God redirected his life from athletics to aviation, the dangers missionaries face, stories of lives transformed by the gospel and how witnessing death firsthand strengthened his conviction that every person deserves the opportunity to hear about Jesus Christ. Currently, Breck is a student at Ethnos360 Bible Institute and is pursuing his dream of becoming a missionary pilot. Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro 0:25 Why Breck chose Bible college over college football 1:18 The moment God called Breck to become a missionary pilot 3:25 How Breck became one of the top high school kickers in America 9:50 The difference an airplane makes in reaching a remote unreached people group 12:29 Breck’s brother could have died if he was diagnosed with diabetes in the village 16:17 The risks of raising a family on the mission field 19:28 How witnessing death overseas changed his life 25:15 Incredible stories of lives transformed by the gospel 28:47 A jungle plane crash 37:37 Breck's salvation testimony The Bible & Missions Podcast, an Ethnos360 Podcast Alan McDole interviews missionaries, Bible Institute professors and students to explore biblical missions and inspire the next generation to get involved in what God is doing around the world. -- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
What happens when you have completed missionary training and finally made it to your field of service, but then you need to return home? Beka Burns gives us a raw and honest conversation about trusting God through medical needs, changes of ministry after years of preparation and ultimately, in every area of our lives. This is part 2, so be sure to listen to part 1 first! -- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
What happens when you have completed missionary training and finally made it to your field of service, but then you need to return home? Beka Burns gives us a raw and honest conversation about trusting God through medical needs, changes of ministry after years of preparation and ultimately, in every area of our lives. This is a two-part story, so make sure you stay tuned for the second part.-- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
Justin Rees never planned to become a missionary, but God had other plans. In this episode of The Bible & Missions podcast, Justin shares how God led his family from southern California to the Pei people of Papua New Guinea. We discuss the importance of missionary training, learning culture and language, planting churches among unreached people groups and incredible stories of lives transformed by the gospel. Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro 0:55 Justin didn’t want to become a missionary! 4:14 The importance of training — Jesus’ example 8:15 Ethnos360’s church planting methodology 10:02 Learning culture and language 13:19 Foundational Bible teaching 15:17 We don’t want to abandon "baby” believers. 17:29 What is a mature church? 22:14 Worldview and life transformation examples 28:35 Justin wanted to return home on the first day! 31:26 Encouragement from the Pei believers through trials The Bible & Missions Podcast, an Ethnos360 Podcast Alan McDole interviews missionaries, Bible Institute professors and students to explore biblical missions and inspire the next generation to get involved in what God is doing around the world. -- If you enjoyed this episode, please share it, and don’t forget to subscribe/follow this podcast so you don’t miss more episodes like this! Find out more about the Ethnos360 Podcast as well as our policies at: Podcast - Ethnos360
Vital topics, honest conversations and unpacking the Great Commission Curious about missions? Wondering what it really takes to reach the unreached? The Ethnos360 Podcast is your front-row seat to honest conversations with people who’ve been there. From practical tips to powerful testimonies, we’ll help you navigate the questions, challenges and joys of stepping into God’s global plan — whether you’re just exploring or already on the journey. You'll hear: About God's Word and its role in missions About cross-cultural living and ministry First-hand accounts from Bible school students and teachers Practical steps for serving with families How to plant churches that endure How to support the missionaries in your life How to stay involved when you can't go ... yet Our podcast is made up of three distinct shows: Real People, Real Stories: Unscripted conversations that help you see how God uses the willingness of people like you to do incredible things for His glory. Though the stories and places our guests have served all sound different, the theme running through every conversation is God’s faithfulness. Rooted & Mature: Dive into the choices made, the values held and the methods used by us and our Global Partners, talking honestly about the successes and failures we’ve seen. The Bible & Missions Podcast: Alan McDole interviews missionaries, Bible Institute professors and students to explore biblical missions and inspire the next generation to get involved in what God is doing around the world.
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