Missions is a core calling for every Christ follower, not just a church program. This week, we discuss the importance of seizing opportunities to make missions a part of the local church’s DNA, beginning with its leadership.

Is modern-day Christianity boring? This week, Britt and Riaan talk about why taking risks in faith is so important, and how adventure creates a ripple effect that leads to extraordinary outcomes.

This week, we explore the difference between ROI (Return on Investment) and ROO (Return on Obedience) and how focusing too much on measurable outcomes can distract us from God's calling. Dive into the true meaning of stewardship, where obedience takes precedence over simply managing resources well.

He told them, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. Go! I am sending you out like lambs among wolves. Luke 10:2-3

This week, Riaan and Britt discuss how true obedience to God's call can often conflict with worldly expectations and comforts. True abundance comes from dying to ourselves daily.

How do you define success? This week, Britt and Riaan explore what true success looks like in the context of the Great Commission. In God's eyes, success is found in our simple obedience.

Do Christians still need to respond to the Great Commission? In this episode, Riaan and Britt dive into the church's core mission—the Great Commission. It's not just about praying for the harvest; it's about the need for more laborers to answer the call.

Today, Riaan and Britt dive deep into the heart of the church’s mission, exploring the difference between a transactional and relational approach to ministry. They discuss how the Great Commission should flow naturally from the DNA of the church, rather than being driven by a mere sense of obligation.

We pray this episode blesses and inspires you!