evangelical 360°

A timely and relevant new podcast that dives into the contemporary issues which are impacting Christian life and witness around the world. Guests include leaders, writers, and influencers, all exploring faith from different perspectives and persuasions. Inviting lively discussion and asking tough questions, evangelical 360° is hosted by Brian Stiller, Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance. Our hope is that each person listening will come away informed, encouraged, challenged and inspired!

evangelical 360° is a religion podcast hosted by Host Brian Stiller, with 92 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Host Brian Stiller hosts evangelical 360°, a religion show with 92 episodes published.

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  Episode #92

  Ep. 92 / Pursuing Excellence as Pastoral Care with Mark Clark

  Sep 25, 202644 minS1

  An atheist kid from Toronto becomes one of the most persuasive evangelical voices in North America, and it starts with a blunt sentence from a classmate: “You need Jesus.” In this episode we sit down with pastor and author, Mark Clark, as he reflects on his upbringing, his testimony, and his passion for reaching skeptics and the next generation. He shares with us the real-world mechanics behind planting Village Church in Vancouver, and his current role at Bayside Church in California. Pastor Mark explains why preaching to skeptics matters, how churches can build momentum when new people bring new people, and why hospitality is not a gimmick but a form of love. He shares practical ideas, as well as a clear challenge: the church should not ask people to serve the institution before it learns how to them well. Then we get specific about the craft of preaching. Mark walks us through his sermon preparation process and what it means to speak publicly in these polarized, politically turbulent times; and why Gen Z's interest in the Bible should give us all hope. If you'd like to learn more from Pastor Mark Clark you can go to his website and follow him on social media . And please don't forget to share this episode and join the conversation on YouTube! . ____________________ ▶ Watch Interviews on YouTube ▶ Sign Up for FREE Dispatches From the Global Village ▶ Free Downloadable eBook "Here's Hope" ▶ More Info: evangelical360.com #evangelical360

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  Episode #91

  Ep. 91 / Global Voices, One Gospel and the WEA with Peirong Lin

  Sep 18, 202640 minS1

  People love to talk about “evangelicals” as if they’re one neat, predictable block. The global reality is messier, richer, and far more interesting. In this episode we sit down with Dr. Peirong Lin, Chief of Staff for the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), to hear how a movement representing 650 million evangelicals across 164 countries tries to serve the church with integrity, clarity, and cooperation across cultures. Dr. Lin shares her story from Singapore, shaped by a praying grandmother and mission schools, to doctoral studies in theology in Europe, and then into a leadership role that sits at the intersection of theology, global diplomacy and governance. We talk about what a Chief of Staff actually does when the team is lean but the needs are worldwide. We also dig into religious freedom and persecution, including how the WEA advocates through its UN presence in Geneva and New York, and trains national alliances to speak up for themselves. Along the way, we address women in leadership across a diverse cultural spectrum, and what it takes to pursue unity without letting any one region, personality, or funding center dominate the discussion. If you'd like to learn more from Dr. Peirong Lin you can go to the WEA website and follow them on social media . And please don't forget to share this episode and join the conversation on YouTube! ____________________ ▶ Watch Interviews on YouTube ▶ Sign Up for FREE Dispatches From the Global Village ▶ Free Downloadable eBook "Here's Hope" ▶ More Info: evangelical360.com #evangelical360

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  Episode #90

  Ep. 90 / When the Church Loses Power and Finds Purpose with Darrell Bock

  Sep 11, 202643 minS1

  If you feel like Christian public witness has become all heat and no light, this conversation offers a different way forward. In this episode we sit down with Dr. Darrell Bock, Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and a leading voice on Luke, Acts, and the historical Jesus, to talk about what the church cannot afford to get wrong right now. We start with Darrell’s own conversion story and why remembering how non-Christians hear us changes everything. From there we zoom out to the global church: believers who live with no social, cultural, or political power, yet still carry spiritual influence and resilient hope. We discuss secularism in the West, Christian growth in the Global South, and how conversations about Islam require careful distinctions between persecution, diaspora, and real opportunities for neighbourly engagement. Then we get practical and personal. Darrell challenges culture-war instincts, critiques Christian nationalism, and argues the church must keep credibility by speaking with an independent voice that can evaluate both the right and the left. He reframes evangelism around hope and invitation, anchors identity in Genesis 1, and presents a theology of cultural engagement built for public space where persuasion matters and tone is inseparable from truth. If you'd like to learn more from Dr. Darrell Bock you can purchase one of his many publications , you can listen to The Table Podcast , and you can follow him on social media . And please don't forget to share this episode and join the conversation on YouTube! ____________________ ▶ Watch Interviews on YouTube ▶ Sign Up for FREE Dispatches From the Global Village ▶ Free Downloadable eBook "Here's Hope" ▶ More Info: evangelical360.com #evangelical360

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  Episode #89

  Ep. 89 / Faith and Politics Without Illusion or Idolatry with David Koyzis

  Jul 31, 202647 minS1

  Politics can feel like a faith test right now. If you’ve ever wondered why public life pulls so many Christians toward either retreat or rage, you’re not alone and you’re not crazy for feeling the tension. In this episode we sit down with Dr. David Koyzis, a political theologian and professor whose latest book, Citizenship Without Illusions: A Christian Guide to Political Engagement, has helped evangelicals think more clearly about Christian citizenship and the limits of politics. We dig into a challenging idea: political ideologies can function like modern idolatry, offering a faux-salvation story that mimics the biblical narrative while quietly demanding our ultimate loyalty. We talk about how liberalism can turn individual autonomy into an idol that weakens community, how Marxism borrows a redemption arc with a different “messiah,” and why any movement can become spiritually dangerous when it starts carrying religious weight. From there we get practical. We explore how to develop discernment in an era of culture wars, social media polarization, and constant labeling of people as left or right. We argue for a posture of humility and listening, because the line between good and evil runs through every human heart. We also revisit Abraham Kuyper’s vision of Christ’s lordship over all of life, along with common grace and the need to make a persuasive, peaceable place at the public table rather than trying to take it over. If you'd like to learn more from Dr. David Koyzis you can purchase his latest book , go to his website and YouTube Channel , or follow him on social media . And please don't forget to share this episode and join the conversation on YouTube! ____________________ ▶ Watch Interviews on YouTube ▶ Sign Up for FREE Dispatches From the Global Village ▶ Free Downloadable eBook "Here's Hope" ▶ More Info: evangelical360.com #evangelical360

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  Episode #88

  Ep. 88 / From Fear to Freedom in Thailand and Laos with Chansamone Saiyasak

  Jul 24, 202649 minS1

  A childhood surrounded by war, spirit worship, and the collapse of a nation can do something to your soul. It can harden you, hollow you out, or make you obsess over one question: what is real? In this episode we sit down with Dr. Chansamone Saiyasak, a missions leader in Laos and Thailand whose life story moves from the fall of Laos in 1975, to a refugee apartment in the United States, where a knock on the door led to an embrace of the Great Commission. Dr. Saiyasak shares about growing up in a world of animism and fear-based ritual, and then entering a Buddhist monastery as a young man in search of truth. Chansamone also shares the shock of arriving in America with no English, the isolation of refugee sponsorship, and the surprising kindness and welcome of Christian families who offered belonging. Hearing people weep over forgiveness and reading the words of Scripture reframed Dr. Saiyasak's identity around grace, not merit, and around God as Father, not a distant spiritual force. From there, the conversation turns practical and missiological: how do you communicate the gospel in a context where Christianity feels like a foreign power or a colonial memory? Chansamone explains why proclamation alone often fails, and why holistic ministry, education, mercy, and business-as-mission can make the message credible. He shares lessons from decades of work across Thailand and Laos, including how to build sustainable enterprises while staying grounded in vocation. If you'd like to learn more from Dr. Chansamone Saiyasak you can go to the Mekong Evangelical Mission website and follow him on social media . And please don't forget to share this episode and join the conversation on YouTube! ____________________ ▶ Watch Interviews on YouTube ▶ Sign Up for FREE Dispatches From the Global Village ▶ Free Downloadable eBook "Here's Hope" ▶ More Info: evangelical360.com #evangelical360

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