Mission Post

An extension of Vision Baptist Missions, Inc. , Mission Post is a podcast all about missions. Welcome to Mission Post — where real stories meet real missions. Here, we share weekly conversations with missionaries from around the world, offering practical insight, honest encouragement, and a behind-the-scenes look at life on the mission field. Whether you’re preparing for ministry, curious about global missions, or simply looking for inspiration in your walk with God, this channel is for you. Each episode dives into: • Personal testimonies and calling stories • Lessons from the field • Challenges and victories in cross-cultural ministry • Practical guidance for those pursuing missions • What God is doing through His people across the globe Our goal is simple: to encourage, equip, an

Mission Post is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 106 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Mission Post, a religion show with 106 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  Mission Post | Anchoring to the Right Things with Creative Access Missionary

  Oct 1, 202617 minS7

  What happens when what you depend on suddenly changes? In this episode, a creative access missionary with VBM shares why it's important to be anchored in Christ rather than in temporary comforts, roles, relationships, or circumstances. Discover how a fixed heart and an unshakable faith can help you navigate life's unexpected storms and remain steadfast no matter what changes come your way. Learn More About Vision Baptist Missions https://visionmissions.com If this episode encouraged you, be sure to: Like the video Leave a comment Subscribe for more missions-focused content Quotes “Too often we anchor ourselves in the certainties of today.” “We don't realize what we're anchored to until we lose it.” “God is good whether things change or not.” “Find out what those props are before they're knocked away.” “What’s certain today might not be certain tomorrow.” “Christ is our focus, not our circumstances.” “If Christ isn't our greatest joy, change will shake us.” “We can anchor ourselves to good things instead of God.” “When everything changes, God is still good.” “Get anchored now before the storm comes.” “My heart is fixed, O God.” “The safest anchor is God Himself.” “Secondary anchors make poor foundations.” “Hold tightly to Christ, not to comfort.” “A fixed heart can face changing circumstances.”

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  Episode #5

  Mission Post | Starting Multiple Churches, Part 2 with Jason Holt

  Sep 24, 202620 minS7

  When is the right time to start a second church? In this episode, missionary Jason Holt shares practical insights on multiple church planting, the importance of training faithful leaders, and why church planters should always be preparing for the next church. Discover how intentional discipleship, leadership development, and a vision for reaching the world with the gospel can multiply the impact of a ministry. Learn More About Vision Baptist Missions https://visionmissions.com If this episode encouraged you, be sure to: Like the video Leave a comment Subscribe for more missions-focused content Quotes “The purpose of this church is to reach the world with the gospel.” “When windows start a second church, my answer would be soon.” “We’re trying to work ourselves out of a job while training others.” “People need to hear the gospel.” “Every young man that walked in the door, I was thinking, ‘This guy could be a pastor.’” “Pray with a purpose.” “If God’s given you that man, you’re probably ready to start a church.” “The church is the pillar and the ground of truth.” “Let’s always be thinking, ‘As soon as I can, I want to take that next step and start that next church.’” “Multiple church planting begins with training leaders.”

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  Episode #4

  Mission Post | Technology In Ministry, Helping or Hurting? with Beau Carpenter

  Sep 18, 202622 minS7

  In this episode, we sit down with Bo Carpenter to explore the role of technology in ministry and how believers can use modern tools to advance the gospel without replacing meaningful relationships. From social media and church communication to productivity systems and AI, Bo shares practical insights on choosing the right tool for the job while keeping people at the center of ministry. Discover how technology can strengthen discipleship, improve follow-up, enhance church organization, and expand evangelistic outreach. Whether you're a missionary, pastor, church planter, or ministry leader, this conversation will help you think biblically and wisely about using technology for God's glory. From the Garden to the City by John Dyer: https://a.co/d/0fk69DyK Learn More About Vision Baptist Missions https://visionmissions.com If this episode encouraged you, be sure to: Like the video Leave a comment Subscribe for more missions-focused content Quotes “Technology is a tool, not a master.” “The right tool serves the right mission.” “Technology can change the world around us, but it also changes us.” “Use tools to strengthen relationships, not replace them.” “Technology should move the ministry forward and serve people well.” “The question isn’t whether a tool is good or bad, but what it is doing to us.” “Automation can improve processes, but it cannot replace people.” “Good communication builds strong relationships.” “Technology is most effective when it helps us care for people well.” “Work the tools. A shovel against the wall never digs a hole.”

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  Episode #3

  Mission Post | You Are Not Alone In Ministry with Corey Bane

  Sep 11, 202619 minS7

  Pastors need pastors too. In this episode, Corey Bane shares how God is using decades of pastoral experience to mentor and encourage pastors, missionaries, and ministry leaders. Learn practical lessons on leadership, accountability, navigating difficult seasons, and staying faithful for the long haul. Whether you're serving in ministry or preparing for future leadership, this conversation offers wisdom, hope, and encouragement to help you stay in the fight and finish well. If you would like to know more about Corey Bane's ministry, Advanced Pastoral Concepts, follow this link: https://www.apcministry.com/ Learn More About Vision Baptist Missions https://visionmissions.com If this episode encouraged you, be sure to: Like the video Leave a comment Subscribe for more missions-focused content #PastoralLeadership #MinistryLeadership #PastorsNeedPastors #ChurchLeadership #MissionaryLife #Mentorship #ChristianLeadership #MinistryEncouragement #FaithfulMinistry #MissionPostPodcast #visionmissions #advancedpastoralconcepts Quotes “Pastors need pastors too.” “Pray for wisdom beyond your years.” “The life preserver is the Word of God.” “You are not alone in this journey.” “Mentorship is not one and done.” “Listen before you lead.” “God can do His deepest work through transparency.” “Stay in the battle for the next generation.” “We're resources, not the answer. God is.” “My goal is to leave a man in a better place than where I found him.” “Healthy churches start with healthy leaders.” “The same God who calls you will help you.” “Don't become a casualty of ministry.” “Follow the Great Shepherd wherever He leads.” “Experience becomes valuable when it helps someone else.”

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  Mission Post | Starting Multiple Church Part 1 with Jason Holt

  Sep 4, 202616 minS7

  What is the true measure of a missionary's success? Is it building one thriving church, or leaving behind churches that continue reaching people long after the missionary is gone? In this episode, missionary Jason Holt shares the biblical vision of multiple church planting and explains why the goal of missions is not dependence on a missionary, but the establishment of healthy, indigenous churches that can stand on their own. Drawing from over two decades of ministry in Chile and the planting of nearly twenty churches, Jason discusses the Great Commission, the New Testament pattern of church planting, and the importance of training leaders who will carry the work forward. Whether you're a missionary, pastor, ministry leader, or someone passionate about reaching the world with the gospel, this conversation will challenge you to think beyond one church and embrace a vision of multiplication. Topics Covered: • Why church planting is essential to the Great Commission • The biblical pattern of multiplying churches • Training national leaders for long-term impact • Why every missionary must think beyond their first church • Building ministries that continue after the missionary leaves "The goal is not to build something that depends on us, but to establish churches that will continue reaching their communities for generations." Subscribe for more conversations with missionaries, pastors, and Christian leaders who are making a difference around the world. Learn More About Vision Baptist Missions https://visionmissions.com If this episode encouraged you, be sure to: Like the video Leave a comment Subscribe for more missions-focused content #MissionPostPodcast #ChurchPlanting #Missions #GreatCommission #JasonHolt #VisionBaptistMissions #IndigenousChurches #MissionaryLife #BiblicalMissions #ChurchMultiplication #VisionMissions Quotes "Every missionary leaves. The church should remain." "The missionary isn't the plan. The local church is." "Plant churches, not monuments." "The missionary goes. The church stays." "Don't build dependence. Build disciples." "The first church is the beginning, not the goal." "Train leaders. Plant churches. Repeat." "The next town matters too." "Multiplication is the heartbeat of missions." "Plant churches that outlive you." "A missionary's legacy is measured by what remains." "Healthy churches should produce healthy churches." "Think beyond one church." "The goal is not addition. The goal is multiplication." "Churches that outlive missionaries are the true legacy of missions."

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