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1월 19일

Tim Keller on Why Cities Matter and How to Reach Them | Cape Town 2010

As cities continue to shape the future of culture, influence, and innovation, what does faithful gospel witness look like in an increasingly urban world? In this Lausanne Movement Podcast archive episode, we revisit two landmark talks by Tim Keller from the Third Lausanne Congress in Cape Town 2010. Keller first unpacks why cities matter so deeply for God’s mission, then offers a practical and theological framework for how the church can faithfully engage and reach them. Key Takeaways Why cities matter for mission: Cities are cultural, economic, and spiritual centers where global influence is formed. God’s heart for people: In cities, there is ‘more image of God per square inch than anywhere else in the world’. The church must follow the people: Urbanisation is accelerating faster than the church’s presence. Contextualised churches are essential: Effective urban ministry requires cultural sensitivity, patience, and adaptability. Faith and vocation must connect: Urban discipleship integrates faith with everyday work and public life. From churches to movements: Lasting impact comes through cooperation, prayer, justice, evangelism, and citywide gospel movements. Hope grounded in the gospel: Christ’s righteousness empowers believers to serve, pray for, and sacrificially love their cities. Call to Action If this episode encouraged or challenged you: Subscribe to the Lausanne Movement Podcast for more voices shaping global mission. Share this episode with church leaders, planters, and those passionate about cities. Explore Lausanne’s resources on cities, church planting, and urban mission at lausanne.org. About This Episode This episode is part of the Lausanne Movement Archive, featuring historic messages from key moments in the global mission movement. These two talks were originally delivered by Tim Keller at the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in Cape Town (2010). Links & Resources Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization (Cape Town 2010) https://lausanne.org/cape-town-2010-the-third-lausanne-congress-on-world-evangelization Lausanne Issue Networks: Cities - https://lausanne.org/network/cities Church Planting - https://lausanne.org/network/church-planting Lausanne Movement Podcast Archive https://lausanne.org/podcast-series/lausanne-movement Tim Keller Bio: Timothy Keller (1950–2023) was the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City and a widely influential pastor, theologian, and author. Alongside his wife Kathy, he helped plant Redeemer in 1989 and later co-founded Redeemer City to City, which has supported the planting of more than 1,000 churches in over 150 cities worldwide. Keller authored 31 books, including The Reason for God, The Prodigal God, and The Meaning of Marriage.

1월 19일

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34분
2월 2일

Antoine Rutayisire on Wounded Nations, Wounded Healers | Cape Town 2010

In this powerful talk from Cape Town 2010, Antoine Rutayishire reflects on reconciliation, healing, and the church’s role in mending nations broken by violence and division. Drawing on his experience from Rwanda’s tragic history and Christian renewal, Rutayishire reframes wounds not as weaknesses but as invitations to participate in Christ’s reconciling mission. 🔑 Main Points & Takeaways Wounded nations are not outside God’s mission—they are part of it. Even places of deep pain can become fertile ground for gospel transformation. Healing begins with honest engagement of both spiritual and historical wounds. The church must understand its own role in past failures to offer credible healing. Reconciliation integrates personal and communal restoration. Spiritual wounds reflect both individual brokenness and the collective scars of society. The “wounded healer” offers presence and empathy, not just answers. Authentic ministry flows from the experience of healing, not avoidance of pain. Global mission must carry rhythms of justice, mercy, and restoration. Gospel witness without reconciliation is incomplete. 📚 Podcast Archive — Related Episodes Here are links to episodes from the Lausanne Podcast Archive that relate to themes of reconciliation, mission in broken contexts, and the global Church’s role in healing: From Genocide to Hope: Rebuilding Rwanda Through Healing and Reconciliation- https://lausanne.org/podcast/surviving-the-rwandan-genocide-josephine-munyelis-story-of-forgiveness-hope-god-on-the-move-podcast The Ministry of Reconciliation: Bridging Divides Between Israelis and Palestinians – Salim Munayer | https://lausanne.org/podcast/the-ministry-of-reconciliation-bridging-divides-between-israelis-and-palestinians-with-salim-munayer 🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned Related to this Talk Rediscovering the Gospel of Reconciliation – Advance Paper by Antoine Rutayisire | https://lausanne.org/content/rediscovering-the-gospel-of-reconciliation Lausanne Movement & Cape Town 2010 Context The Cape Town Commitment – A foundational statement of faith and mission emerging from the 2010 Congress. | https://lausanne.org/statement/ctcommitment Guest Bio: Rev. Canon Dr. Antoine Rutayisire is a Rwandan Anglican minister, theologian, and survivor of the 1994 genocide, widely known for his gospel-centered preaching and leadership in healing and reconciliation in Rwanda and beyond. He has served the church as a pastor and Bible teacher, contributed to Rwanda’s National Unity and Reconciliation efforts, and speaks and writes internationally about forgiveness, peacebuilding, and Christian discipleship.

2월 2일

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1월 12일

72. Unveiling the Impact of Church Planting Movements

In this episode of God on the Move, Dave Coles shares his journey from pastoring in the U.S. to church planting in Indonesia. He discusses his work with Muslims and the importance of understanding and respecting diverse worldviews. Dave highlights the immense growth and impact of Church Planting Movements (CPMs) and Disciple Making Movements (DMMs), emphasizing reproducible practices, obedience-based discipleship, and family-focused evangelism. He also addresses the challenges and successes of contextual missions and the role of the global church in advancing God's kingdom. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, Dave showcases how God is actively working across the world, transforming lives and communities through faith and obedience. 📚 Links from the Interview Book: God on the Move: Making Disciples Among the Nations Book: Living Fire: Advancing God’s Kingdom in Challenging Places Book: Cabbages in the Desert: How God Transformed a Devout Muslim and Catalyzed Disciple Making Movements among Unreached Peoples Podcast: Training Women Leaders in the United Arab Emirates for the Glory of God 🧑‍💻 About Dave Dave Coles is an encourager and resourcer of church-planting movements among unreached groups, serving with Beyond. He has dozens of articles published about church-planting movements, contextualization, reaching Muslims, and the nature of the church. Among other publications, he is the author of Jonathan Edwards on Movements, coauthor of Bhojpuri Breakthrough: A Movement that Keeps Multiplying, coeditor of 24:14 – A Testimony to All Peoples, and associate editor of Motus Dei: The Movement of God to Disciple the Nations. 🔗 Join the God on the Move Community on the Lausanne Action Hub and be part of the conversation, see exclusive content and share your own testimony. 📝 We’d love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

1월 12일

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6일 전

74. In the Shadow of Silence: A Young Man's Resilient Faith in a Troubled Niger

In this episode of God on the Move, Ayouba Abdoulaye shares his inspiring journey from receiving his first Bible in a small village in Niger to becoming a spiritual assistant at CURE Hospital in Niamey. Ayouba discusses the challenges faced by the small Christian community in this predominantly Muslim country, including persecution, political instability, and the presence of extremist groups. He also reflects on his personal faith journey, the impact of missionaries, and the ongoing need for prayers and support from the global church. Hear how the Bible, powerful sermons, and the hope of Jesus Christ keep him going in the face of adversity. 📚 Links from the Interview CURE Hospital 🧑‍💻 About Ayouba Abdoulaye Chaibou Ayouba is from Torodi and currently resides in Niamey, NIger, where he serves as Assistant Spiritual Director. He is involved in spiritual guidance, moral formation, and community support, walking closely with individuals and groups as they grow in faith and character. Through his role, he is committed to strengthening spiritual life and fostering hope, responsibility, and unity within the community. 🔗 Join the God on the Move Community on the Lausanne Action Hub and be part of the conversation, see exclusive content and share your own testimony. 📝 We’d love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

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27분
2025. 12. 08.

Jews for Jesus: Dan Sered on Messianic Jewish Identity, Evangelism & Peacemaking in Israel–Palestine

In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, Dan Sered, Chief Operating Officer of Jews for Jesus and Lausanne Catalyst for Jewish Evangelism, shares his remarkable journey from a secular Jewish home in Israel to discovering Jesus as Messiah while studying in New York City. Jason and Dan explore the meaning of Messianic Jewish identity, how the gospel can be shared in culturally meaningful ways with Jewish people, and why peacemaking—not political partisanship—is the calling of every follower of Jesus. Dan also offers profound reflections on the Israel–Palestine conflict, the Church’s responsibility during times of polarization, and how Jewish and Gentile believers can together bear witness to the hope of the gospel. 🔑 Main Points — Key Takeaways Dan’s Journey to Faith: How discovering Yeshua (Jesus) through Old Testament prophecies transformed his life, calling, and understanding of Jewish identity. Messianic Identity Explained: The difference between Jewish ethnicity and Judaism as a religion, and why following Jesus does not erase Jewish identity. Contextualized Evangelism: Why Jews for Jesus prioritizes cultural understanding, deep relationships, and addressing the felt needs of each community they serve. Discipleship Begins Before Belief: Dan emphasizes that discipleship starts with presence, hospitality, and community—not after someone says “yes” to Jesus. What Messianic Jews Offer the Global Church: Insight into the Jewish roots of Christian faith, the “one new humanity,” and a renewed passion for evangelism. Responding to the Israel–Palestine Conflict: Dan urges Christians not to pick political sides but to embody Jesus’ way of peacemaking, compassion, and prayer for all who suffer—Israelis and Palestinians alike. Hope Amid Crisis: Despite devastation following October 7th, Dan shares surprising signs of gospel openness and why the Church must pray for salvation among both Jewish and Palestinian communities. 👉 Call to Action If this episode encouraged or challenged you, please follow the show, leave a review, and share this conversation with someone interested in global mission, Jewish–Christian dialogue, or peacemaking. 🎧 Lausanne Movement Podcast Archive – Related Episodes 1. The Ministry of Reconciliation: Bridging Divides between Israelis and Palestinians — Salim Munayer 👉 https://lausanne.org/podcast/the-ministry-of-reconciliation-bridging-divides-between-israelis-and-palestinians-with-salim-munayer 2. Arab Women Transforming Theological Education — Grace Al-Zoughbi Arteen 👉 https://lausanne.org/podcast/arab-women-transforming-theological-education-with-grace-al-zoughbi-arteen 3. The Art of Preaching in Times of Crisis — Anne Zaki 👉 https://lausanne.org/podcast/the-art-of-preaching-in-times-of-crisis-anne-zaki-on-sharing-the-hope-of-christ-when-it-matters-most 🔗 Links & Resources Jews for Jesus- https://jewsforjesus.org Lausanne Jewish Evangelism Network (LCJE) - https://www.lcje.net/ Lausanne Movement – Jewish Evangelism Issue Network - https://lausanne.org/network/jewish-evangelism Articles by Dan Sered on Jewish Festivals https://lausanne.org/about/blog/understanding-your-jewish-neighbour-yom-kippur http://lausanne.org/about/blog/understanding-your-jewish-neighbour-rosh-hashanah Dan Sered Bio: Born in Israel and raised in a secular Jewish home, Dan Sered came to faith in Jesus as a university student in the U.S. He and his wife Dinah joined Jews for Jesus and later returned to Israel to serve in ministry. Dan now serves as COO and Global Director of Jews for Jesus and is president of the Lausanne Consultation on Jewish Evangelism.

2025. 12. 08.

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50분
2025. 11. 24.

Why Gen Z Is Being Called “The Open Generation” - and How Churches & Ministries Can Reach Them (with Jasper Rutherford)

Everyone says Gen Z is walking away from church. But growing research tells a very different story. Today’s teenagers are spiritually curious, surprisingly open, and eager for authentic relationships. The question is: are we ready to reach them? 📘 Episode Summary In this inspiring and deeply practical conversation, youth ministry leader and evangelist Jasper Rutherford shares why Gen Z is being described as The Open Generation and what this means for churches, pastors, and ministry leaders today. Drawing on his personal story of encountering Jesus amid violence, fatherlessness, and brokenness in Northern Ireland—and from 20 years of youth ministry and research across Europe—Jasper explains why young people today are remarkably open to faith, and how the church can meet them with authenticity, genuine relationships, and hope. 🔑 Main Points & Takeaways Gen Z is open to faith. Jasper unpacks Barna’s research on The Open Generation and why young people today are spiritually curious and receptive. Programs don’t reach youth—relationships do. Simple, authentic, consistent presence is more powerful than production or hype. Youth won’t just “walk in” anymore. Churches must go where young people are: schools, sports fields, community spaces, and relational environments. Don’t wait for crowds—start with two or three. Faithfulness with a few young people can spark multiplication. Discipleship must be lived, not lectured. Young people thrive when they are known, included, prayed for, and given real ways to serve. The church must rethink Sunday-centric models. Creating welcoming, relational environments beyond Sunday services is essential for new generations. God is already moving. Jasper shares stories of young people encountering Jesus unexpectedly, from YouTube videos to worship nights. 🙌 Call to Action If this conversation encouraged you, share it with a pastor, parent, or youth leader who cares about reaching the next generation. Subscribe to the Lausanne Movement Podcast, leave a rating or review, and explore more global mission resources at lausanne.org. 🎙 Related Episodes — Lausanne Movement Podcast Archive These episodes pair beautifully with today’s conversation on Gen Z and youth discipleship: Engaging & Mobilizing Gen Z for Christ — with Jordan Whitmer https://lausanne.org/podcast/engaging-mobilising-gen-z-for-christ-with-jordan-whitmer Discipling Digital Natives: Gen Z, Social Media & the Gospel — with Lucas Pegoraro https://lausanne.org/podcast/discipling-digital-natives-lucas-pegoraro-on-gen-z-social-media-and-the-gospel Bold Faith & Creative Evangelism: Reaching the Next Generation — with Luke Greenwood (Steiger International) https://lausanne.org/podcast/bold-faith-creative-evangelism-steigers-luke-greenwood-on-reaching-the-next-generation-in-todays-global-youth-culture 🔗 Links & Resources Mentioned Christ in Youth (CIY Europe) — Youth ministry, research & resources: https://ciy.eu Barna Group: The Open Generation Report - https://www.barna.com/the-open-generation/ Finding Faith in Ireland (Barna + CIY research) - https://www.ciy.eu/assets/files/resources/finding_faith_in_ireland.pdf Jasper’s Email: jasper.rutherford@ciy.com

2025. 11. 24.

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1월 26일

73. Building Bridges of Love: Leaders in Learning's Mission in Pakistan

In this episode of God on the Move, Mohsin Hanif shares his journey of faith and ministry in the rural areas near Lahore, Pakistan. Mohsin, along with his wife, has been working to bridge the gap between Muslim and Christian communities through education and practical acts of kindness. They started the 'Leaders in Learning Ministry' to create opportunities for both Muslim and Christian children to learn together. Despite facing significant challenges and social barriers, their effort to foster relationships and show Christ's love has led to transformative changes in their community. Through their school and various initiatives like sewing classes and kids' clubs, they have successfully built long-term friendships and mutual respect among different faiths. Mohsin also highlights the risks and hurdles they face in sharing the gospel in a predominantly Muslim society, emphasizing the importance of showing love before evangelizing. In this episode of God on the Move, Dave Coles shares his journey from pastoring in the U.S. to church planting in Indonesia. He discusses his work with Muslims and the importance of understanding and respecting diverse worldviews. Dave highlights the immense growth and impact of Church Planting Movements (CPMs) and Disciple Making Movements (DMMs), emphasizing reproducible practices, obedience-based discipleship, and family-focused evangelism. He also addresses the challenges and successes of contextual missions and the role of the global church in advancing God's kingdom. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, Dave showcases how God is actively working across the world, transforming lives and communities through faith and obedience. 📚 Links from the Interview Leaders in Learning Instagram Leaders in Learning Facebook 🧑‍💻 About Mohsin Mohsin Hanif accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior at the age of 16. Together with his wife, he has been serving the Church since their teenage years. Both are M.Div graduates and are dedicated to reaching unreached slum communities in Pakistan by providing education and practical skills training. Their ministry serves both Muslim and Christian communities, with a heart to see lives transformed through education and the gospel. Mohsin is a pastor, husband, and educationist, committed to reaching the unreached through education. 🔗 Join the God on the Move Community on the Lausanne Action Hub and be part of the conversation, see exclusive content and share your own testimony. 📝 We’d love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

1월 26일

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27분
2025. 12. 15.

The Apologetics of Christmas & the Church’s Evangelistic Opportunity with Amy Orr-Ewing

Have we grown too familiar with the wonder of Christmas? In this Advent conversation, Jason Watson is joined by theologian, author, and apologist Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing to explore why the incarnation is not only wondrous but reasonable—and why Christmas remains one of the church’s greatest evangelistic opportunities. From Mary’s courageous “yes” to the credibility of miracles and the cultural openness of Advent, this episode invites leaders and believers to rediscover the depth, wonder, and missional power of Christmas. Key Takeaways The Christmas story invites honest questions and skepticism rather than suppressing them The incarnation is presented in Scripture as extraordinary—but grounded in evidence and eyewitness testimony Mary’s voice in Luke’s Gospel reveals agency, consent, and profound theological insight Early Christians reframed—not compromised—culture to proclaim Christ as the Light of the World Advent creates unique spiritual openness marked by longing, memory, and reflection Christmas is not just a celebration—it’s a strategic moment for gospel proclamation Preachers and leaders are called to recover awe, not sentimentality, in telling the Christmas story If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to the Lausanne Movement Podcast, leave a review, and share it with a pastor, leader, or friend preparing for Advent. Consider how you might intentionally use the Christmas season this year to invite others to encounter Jesus. Links & Resources Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing – Website: https://www.amyorr-ewing.com/ Advocate Collective: https://www.advocate-collective.org/ Book: Mary’s Voice: Advent Reflections to Rediscover the Wonder of Christmas - https://a.co/d/detPL9U YouTube: Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing (apologetics resources, including an 8-part series on God and suffering) - https://www.youtube.com/@amyorr-ewing Upcoming Book (Pre-order): Forgiveness: Reclaiming Its Power in a Culture of Outrage and Fear (releasing 2026) - https://a.co/d/g0Y4maN Guest Bio: Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing is an international author, speaker, and theologian who addresses the deep questions of our day with meaningful answers found in the Christian Faith. Travelling internationally, Amy is a regular speaker across university campuses, businesses, parliaments, churches, and conferences as well as on TV, radio, and podcasts. She is the author of multiple books, including ‘Where is God in All the Suffering?’ (runner-up Michael Ramsay Prize, 2023), bestselling ‘Why Trust the Bible?’ and ‘Mary’s Voice: Advent Reflections to Contemplate the Coming of Christ.’

2025. 12. 15.

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2025. 01. 27.

John Stott on The Biblical Basis of Evangelism at the First Lausanne Congress_audio only

A special episode from the Lausanne Movement Archives ‘Mission’, ‘evangelism’, ‘dialogue’, ‘salvation’, and ‘conversion’—as Christians, we hear these words often, but over time their meanings can become muddled and distorted. How can we return to a biblical definition of these terms? John Stott’s fresh biblical perspective, given at the 1974 International Congress on World Evangelization, reminds us that the best way to renew our gospel zeal is to return to the source.

2025. 01. 27.

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44분
2025. 10. 20.

67. Church Planting in East Africa: Igniting a Fire in Dark Places

In this episode of God on the Move, Aychi, an East African Christian, shares his powerful story of how he came to Christ from a predominantly Islamic background and his inspiring journey of church planting and evangelism in East Africa. The episode explores Aychi’s initial encounter with Jesus, his transformative conversion, and his ongoing mission to spread the gospel among the least-reached people groups. Aychi discusses the strategic changes in church planting methodologies and testimonies of miraculous encounters that demonstrate God's active presence. He also addresses the challenges, sacrifices, and opposition faced in the mission field, sharing stories of unwavering faith and resilience among local leaders. Listeners are encouraged to celebrate these successes and support global missions through prayer and active participation. 📚 Links from the Interview Article: A Fire in Dark Places 🧑‍💻 About Aychi Aychi B.R. is an African Christian who, since high school, has had a passion for sharing the gospel with those who need to hear it. While attending a mission school, God called him to reach out to people from a nearby unreached tribe. This calling later expanded to focus on reaching all the unreached groups in his region of Africa and planting churches among them. 🔗 Join the God on the Move Community on the Lausanne Action Hub and be part of the conversation, see exclusive content and share your own testimony. 📝 We’d love your feedback to help us to improve this podcast. Thank you!

2025. 10. 20.

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Tim Keller on Why Cities Matter and How to Reach Them | Cape Town 2010

Antoine Rutayisire on Wounded Nations, Wounded Healers | Cape Town 2010

72. Unveiling the Impact of Church Planting Movements

74. In the Shadow of Silence: A Young Man's Resilient Faith in a Troubled Niger

Jews for Jesus: Dan Sered on Messianic Jewish Identity, Evangelism & Peacemaking in Israel–Palestine

Why Gen Z Is Being Called “The Open Generation” - and How Churches & Ministries Can Reach Them (with Jasper Rutherford)

73. Building Bridges of Love: Leaders in Learning's Mission in Pakistan

The Apologetics of Christmas & the Church’s Evangelistic Opportunity with Amy Orr-Ewing

John Stott on The Biblical Basis of Evangelism at the First Lausanne Congress_audio only

67. Church Planting in East Africa: Igniting a Fire in Dark Places

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