Explore the darkest places and worldviews for the Gospel with All Things All People, and be equipped to go "Into The Dark" yourself.
Basecamp: Into The Dark
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Explore the darkest places and worldviews for the Gospel with All Things All People, and be equipped to go "Into The Dark" yourself.
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September 30, 2024
Empowering Small Towns: The Story of All Things All People
<p>Mikel Collins introduces the remarkable journey of All Things All People (ATAP), a ministry in Rutherford County, North Carolina, dedicated to equipping Christians to spread the gospel to the least reached and darkest communities. We hear from Jeremy Jenkins, founder and executive director of ATAP, who shares the ministry's transformation from a consulting company to a nonprofit with a global mission. The conversation covers the unique challenges and successes of engaging small towns with evangelism and discipleship, particularly through the Engage Network initiative. Discussion includes the significant role of addressing nominal Christianity, the importance of rooting missionary work in local contexts, and the transformative power of true spirituality over cultural Christianity. ATAP's commitment to staying and thriving in Forest City as opposed to moving to larger cities is a testament to their dedication to their community. The episode wraps up with insights on engaging younger generations and spiritual nones, and a call to share the gospel with those around us, emphasizing the need for a united Christian mission.</p><p>00:00 Introduction to Small Town Big God</p><p>01:15 Meet Jeremy Jenkins and ATAP</p><p>03:51 The Origin and Evolution of ATAP</p><p>09:31 Challenges and Changes During COVID</p><p>12:51 The Importance of Local Engagement</p><p>20:13 A Personal Story of Outreach</p><p>27:21 Understanding Cultural Christianity</p><p>30:02 Jeremy's Dual Life and ATAP's Mission</p><p>31:52 Engaging Nominal and De-Churched Christians</p><p>37:18 Reaching Spiritual Agnostics and Neo-Pagans</p><p>44:15 ATAP's Local Impact and Vision</p><p>50:45 Final Thoughts and Call to Action</p><p><br></p>
September 10, 2024
Transforming Conversations with Any Three: A Guide for Evangelism
<p>This episode gives you a breakdown of the any three model for evangelism. This method, developed by Mike Shipman, is designed for sharing the gospel in Muslim-majority contexts but can be applied more broadly. Dive into what the Any Three method entails, including its five steps: getting connected, getting to God, getting to lostness, getting to the gospel, and getting to a decision. The discussion covers the theological basis for the method, tackling obstacles in evangelism, and the importance of presenting the gospel in a straightforward, conversational manner. Listeners will also learn the story of the first and last sacrifice, a tool within the Any Three method to articulate the gospel effectively. Whether reaching across the street or across the globe, this episode equips you to share your faith confidently.</p><p>00:00 Introduction to Base Camp Podcast</p><p>00:29 Overview of the Any Three Evangelism Method</p><p>02:36 Historical Context and Development of Any Three</p><p>05:39 Practical Application of Any Three</p><p>09:49 Steps to Implement Any Three</p><p>10:09 Getting Connected: Building Initial Rapport</p><p>12:55 Transitioning to Spiritual Conversations</p><p>20:15 Addressing Sin and Lostness</p><p>27:04 Presenting the Gospel: First and Last Sacrifice</p><p>27:11 Engaging Conversations with Muslims</p><p>27:47 The Story of the First and Last Sacrifice</p><p>28:19 Sharing the Gospel with Non-Muslims</p><p>29:23 Effective Evangelism Techniques</p><p>31:28 Encouraging Spiritual Conversations</p><p>33:33 Overcoming Evangelism Challenges</p><p>35:47 Adapting Evangelism for Different Contexts</p><p>38:28 The Importance of Sharing the Gospel</p><p>44:43 Conclusion: Participating in God's Work</p><p><br></p>
June 6, 2024
Short-Term Missions: Blessing or Burden?
<p>In this episode, Mikel and Jeremy discuss the value of short-term mission trips by sharing personal experiences and addressing common criticisms. They emphasize the importance of avoiding a savior complex, supporting career missionaries, developing a global view of the church, and bringing back valuable lessons to apply at home. They also highlight the Engage Network initiative, aiming to better equip and mobilize churches for effective local and international missions. The conversation touches on the need for intentionality and proper goals to ensure that short-term missions are truly impactful.</p><p>00:07 Personal Experiences with Short Term Missions</p><p>02:28 Criticisms of Short Term Missions</p><p>04:01 Evaluating the Effectiveness of Short Term Missions</p><p>05:45 Avoiding the Savior Complex</p><p>07:40 Cultural Insights and Personal Growth</p><p>12:49 Supporting Career Missionaries</p><p>17:23 Developing a Global View of the Church</p><p>22:46 Sharpening Ministry at Home</p><p>28:41 The Engage Network: A New Approach</p><p>31:36 Conclusion: Effective Short Term Missions</p><p>Join the Engage Network:https://www.allthingsallpeople.org/church-partnership</p>
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