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Paul Davis on Why Baptism Matters to Missions
Is baptism the most neglected part of the Great Commission? In this conversation, Paul Davis of ABWE shares why cross-cultural workers are tempted to neglect this ordinance among the least-reachedāand how steeping ourselves in Scriptureās teaching on baptism can solve the problem. Want to ask a question or suggest a topic? Email us. The Missions PodcastContinue reading “Paul Davis on Why Baptism Matters to Missions”
Mailbag: Finishing the Task, Counting Converts, and Defining the āCallā
Is it possible to āfinish the taskā of missions? How should we count convertsāif at all? Is it necessary to feel a sense of calling before pursuing missions? We tackle these questions are more received by listeners in this weekās special episode. In the conversation, we also referenced these past episodes: āDo We Need toContinue reading “Mailbag: Finishing the Task, Counting Converts, and Defining the āCallā”