Podcast

Video Transcript:

The Missio Nexus public podcast is produced by-weekly and features an interview with the Great Commission activist. You will learn about the trends affecting missiology and the strategies behind the Global Christian Movement. Each episode is about twenty-five minutes long. And this podcast is available to everybody regardless of membership. So it’s one you can recommend to others. In addition, we host a members-only podcast feed. This contains almost all of the content in our webinars, author interviews, whatever they might be for members only, even conference proceedings are up there. Sometimes it’s easier to get your content where you’re on-the-go and the members-only podcast delivers all of the digitally- created content that Missio Nexus produces.

For those living overseas, this is a great way to stay abreast of current events in the world of missions.

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