Coffee Meets Bible The Cultivation Project

In this episode, we hear from K, a missionary serving in East Asia. She shared with us about how she was lead overseas and the compassion work and university outreach that she does.

This week, we have the privilege of speaking again with Eric Lige, who you may remember from our episode on multicultural worship last season! He shares with us about his personal experience with social injustice growing up in the deep South, the Black community’s theology of liberation and protest, and how the Church can respond to the suffering of the marginalized with love.

In this episode, we hear from William Wen, who has been serving as a full-time missionary in Japan for the last few years. He shares about  his experience ministering to Japanese and international youth and the current spiritual climate in the country. 

In this episode, we are joined by Phoebe Ng of the National School Project, a ministry that works locally, using the gospel to empower youth. She shares about her journey in learning to discern where and how God is calling us to serve.

What is beautiful, and how do we come to know God through our experiences of beauty? Bryan Ye-Chung, co-founder of Alabaster Co, joins us in this episode to discuss his work as a Christian creative and share about how his company is exploring the intersection of creativity, beauty and faith.

We've aired a lot of plugs for The Cultivation Project, but what is it exactly? Cam and Josie join Rebecca and Eunice for story time about the start of the nonprofit Christian media organization behind Coffee Meets Bible. The newlywed couple reveal how God led them to start The Cultivation Project, how He continues to sustain it, and how together they prove that "teamwork makes the dream work."