The Global Pursuit is about glorifying God across the globe and among all peoples. We'll discuss topics such as serving the real needs of peoples in a way that makes a tangible difference in their lives. From hidden unreached immigrant peoples in America's cities to the far reaches of the globe, we'll discuss what is like to cross cultures with the aim of changing lives and making the name of Jesus known.
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"I'm too busy" has become the American proclamation used to decline activities we wish to do. We've heard it a hundred times. Sometimes from our own mouths! But we have decided to take a stand against the cruel taskmaster of an overloaded schedule. We intend to redeem our calendars for a higher purpose. In today's episode, we discuss techniques we use to maintain God honoring activities in our schedules. We talk priority lists, working in our gifts, and making better choices so that we can live a life of impact. And at the end, bonus content on the role money plays in all this.
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In this podcast, we talk about serving cross culturally with your kids, a topic we are super passionate about! We discuss the benefits of repetitively exposing your kids to other cultures at a young age. We also have honest discussions on the challenges of doing so. We wrap up the episode with practical next steps. We hope you enjoy this and learn something new. If you have questions, feedback, or suggestions, email us at globalpursuit.podcast@gmail.com.
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In this episode I discuss why we do ESL (English as a Second Language classes) as part of our work among immigrants in Cincinnati. ESL offers opportunities such as building bridges between cultures, giving volunteers the opportunity to learn how to cross culture, and serves as a launch pad for other opportunities and ministry projects.
For questions or comments, email bstephens@globalgates.info.