Podcast Overview
<p>Welcome to <b>Mission 21: Taking Biblical Education to Nationals</b>, a weekly Christian podcast hosted by <b>Dr. Bruce Snavely</b>, founder and director of the <b>Global Baptist Training Foundation (GBTF)</b>. Released every Monday, Mission 21 exists to help the Church understand <b>modern missions</b>—and why <b>training national pastors, leaders, and believers</b> is one of the most effective ways to move and multiply the gospel of Jesus Christ.</p><p>With decades of ministry experience—including church planting, leading churches, and Christian education—Dr. Snavely brings a theologically grounded, practical approach to missions. He also holds a <b>Ph.D. in Historical Theology (University of Bristol, UK)</b> and is the author of three books, including <b>The Voices of Nationals, </b>which explains Why Training the Indigenous Moves and Multiplies the Gospel Forward; and <b>Indigenous</b>, which shares what God has accomplished through training nationals and what the vision holds for the next decade.</p>
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4/6/2026
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Recent Episodes
August 17, 2026
Focused Faith: Lessons from Africa's National Trainers
In this episode of Mission 21, Bruce shares insights from his recent trip to Rwanda, where he trained national pastors and church planters. He discusses the remarkable success of the Global Baptist Training Foundation in empowering local leaders to establish over 2100 churches across Africa. Bruce reflects on the importance of maintaining focus amidst distractions, emphasizing the need for a singular commitment to the Great Commission. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2, he illustrates how ...
August 10, 2026
Unpacking the Apostolic Era: Gifts and Authority
In this episode, we explore the significance of the Apostolic Era and the gifts associated with it as outlined in First Corinthians 12, 13, and 14. Join us as we discuss the challenges faced by believers in Africa amidst false teachings and the importance of understanding the authority of the apostles. We delve into the nature of apostolic gifts, their relevance during the formation of the New Testament, and the transition from miraculous signs to the church's collective prayer. T...
August 3, 2026
The Journey of Gilbert: A Trainer from Uganda
In this episode, Bruce shares an inspiring story about Gilbert, a dedicated trainer from Uganda. Gilbert's journey to teach pastors under challenging conditions highlights his unwavering commitment to his work with the Global Baptist Training Foundation. Join us as we explore his remarkable determination, the impact of his efforts on church planting, and the profound lessons we can learn from his experience. Links: Order Book Here Website: https://globaltrain.org ...
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- What is Mission 21?
<p>Welcome to <b>Mission 21: Taking Biblical Education to Nationals</b>, a weekly Christian podcast hosted by <b>Dr. Bruce Snavely</b>, founder and director of the <b>Global Baptist Training Foundation (GBTF)</b>. Released every Monday, Mission 21 exists to help the Church understand <b>modern missions</b>—and why <b>training national pastors, leaders, and believers</b> is one of the most effective ways to move and multiply the gospel of Jesus Christ.</p><p>With decades of ministry experience—including church planting, leading churches, and Christian education—Dr. Snavely brings a theologically grounded, practical approach to missions. He also holds a <b>Ph.D. in Historical Theology (University of Bristol, UK)</b> and is the author of three books, including <b>The Voices of Nationals, </b>which explains Why Training the Indigenous Moves and Multiplies the Gospel Forward; and <b>Indigenous</b>, which shares what God has accomplished through training nationals and what the vision holds for the next decade.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
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