Micah was raised on the mission field, battled cancer, and walked away from God—until Jesus met him in the most unexpected way. What followed changed everything. This episode is about risk, surrender, and the radical faith of a Gen Z missionary.

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As you know, we've been releasing new podcast episodes weekly, but just for the summer, we're shifting to a biweekly schedule. We’ll still have a new episode coming out next week, and then we’ll move to every other week through the summer. Our regular weekly rhythm will resume sometime in August. Stay tuned!

What if this is the moment that defines the mission future of the Global Methodist Church? Brian Scott believes revival starts not with strategy, but surrender—and that it’s time to step into something greater.

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In this candid conversation, Brian Scott, missions coordinator for the Mississippi West Tennessee Conference of the Global Methodist Church, shares his powerful journey from pastoral ministry to international missions in Honduras, and back again. He outlines a bold vision for missions rooted in biblical foundations, prayer, and grassroots mobilization. Key themes include:

• The Mission DNA of the Church: Moving beyond maintenance-mode and reclaiming the movement of the Holy Spirit.
• Local Empowerment: Encouraging churches to act without waiting for top-down directives.
• Collaborative Models: Connecting churches and forming district-level catalysts for shared mission work.
• Global Partnerships: Developing mission relationships with churches in the Philippines and closed-access nations.
• Getting On the Same Page Conference: an introduction to GMC missions.
• Invitation to Action: A call for every believer and congregation to step out in faith, empowered by prayer and guided by the Spirit.

This is more than an organizational update—it’s a rallying cry for the Church to awaken, unite, and go.

A young boy flees through the jungle. A mother makes an unthinkable decision. Years later, a voice emerges—not just of survival, but of purpose. This episode will challenge what you think you know about faith, trauma, and what it means to be truly welcomed.

Karamba, a member of Christ Church and former refugee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, shares his harrowing story of civil war, personal loss, and the long road to safety through Uganda and eventually to Memphis. Told with deep honesty, his testimony is one of unimaginable trauma, resilient faith, and God’s redeeming power through weakness. From walking barefoot in the jungle to playing football at East High, and now studying to become a nurse with dreams of opening a clinic in a refugee camp, Karamba’s journey reveals the Gospel at work through suffering, community, and calling. This is not just a story of escape—it’s a story of mission.

What Is a Ministry Team? And Why Your Church Needs One

Tired of serving solo? Discover how ministry teams are reshaping mission at Christ Methodist—building deeper relationships, growing spiritual passion, and answering God's call to serve with, not for.

At Christ Methodist, ministry is shifting from isolated volunteerism to team-based mission rooted in Scripture and shaped by shared passion. Inspired by Jesus sending disciples two-by-two, ministry teams are forming around ten key focus areas—from refugee care to church planting—inviting members to pray, learn, and serve together. These teams foster spiritual growth, build real community, and move people from availability-based serving to heart-level commitment. Whether your passion is global or local, there's a place for you to lead or follow—and it starts with simply showing up.

In this episode, we dive into God's mission through history, as revealed in the Bible. What was God’s original plan through Abraham, and how does the mission unfold in Revelation? How are we called to participate in this global mission today?

We explore the challenges and opportunities of reaching unreached people groups and how each of us can play a part in fulfilling God's promise for all nations.

Ready to make an impact? Let’s take a step of intentionality together.

In this episode, Nathan Cook discusses his book "Storm the Gates," focusing on engaging medical students with their divine calling through Matthew 16. He highlights Peter's confession of faith as the foundation of the Church and encourages a proactive stance against darkness, reframing "the gates of hell" as a challenge for believers. Cook emphasizes the importance of confronting adversity and suffering in the Christian journey, urging listeners to reflect on their calling and engage with societal issues. The episode serves as a call to action for believers to actively participate in God's redemptive work.

What if church wasn’t a place you go, but a community you build around your calling? In this episode, Lucas Pulley of Tampa Underground shares how microchurches are reshaping mission, leadership, and discipleship—and why the future of the church might be small, local, and wildly transformative.