119 episodes
The Ephesiology Podcast Ephesiology – Ephesiology
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4.8 • 12 Ratings
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Ready to explore the heart of missiological theology? Join us weekly for insightful conversations, wisdom from seasoned leaders, and a deeper dive into the essentials of following Jesus. Find out how discipleship, missions, and the Church are richer through the lens of missiological theology. Check out all the episodes here or your favorite podcast app so your passion for Jesus, his mission and his church can be ignited!
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Episode 167: Jeff Christopherson, Again
On this Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined by Jeff Christopherson, again. Jeff updates us on the reception of his book, Once You See: Seven Temptations of the Western Church. He gives us more of the context and birth of the book which came out of his interactions with 1600 churches during COVID. To … Continue reading "Episode 167: Jeff Christopherson, Again"
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Episode 166: Christ Together with Will Plitt
On this Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined by Will Plitt to discuss the work of Christ Together in the United States. Join us for this fascinating conversation about the state of Christianity in America and the ways in which churches are working together to make Christ known. Will shares about the missiological and … Continue reading "Episode 166: Christ Together with Will Plitt"
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Episode 165: Global Christianity with Todd Johnson
On this Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined by Dr. Todd M. Johnson to discuss World Christianity in 2024. Join us for this fascinating conversation about the state of Christian unity, the growth of religion globally, and the increase in the numbers of missionaries around the world along with many other things. If you … Continue reading "Episode 165: Global Christianity with Todd Johnson"
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Episode 164: The Church on Mission with Brian Sanders
On this Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael are joined by Brian Sanders to talk about some early findings from his research on church networking in central Florida. Brian is a social entrepreneur who has helped start hundreds of missional enterprises. He is the founder and former executive director of Tampa Underground. Join us for a … Continue reading "Episode 164: The Church on Mission with Brian Sanders"
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Episode 163: Does this go past 11?
On this special edition of the Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael continue the series called Make Disciples. On this episode, they ask the question (and try to answer it in part), “are there more than 11 characteristics of a disciple?” Be sure to follow along with us in Michael’s recent book, Make Disciples: Discover the … Continue reading "Episode 163: Does this go past 11?"
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Episode 162: Make Disciples with Jeff Vanderstelt
On this special edition of the Ephesiology Podcast, Andrew and Michael continue the series called Make Disciples. On this episode, they are joined by Jeff Vanderstelt to talk about how disciples make more disciples. Be sure to follow along with us in Michael’s recent book, Make Disciples: Discover the Spiritual Journey of a Christ-Follower and … Continue reading "Episode 162: Make Disciples with Jeff Vanderstelt"
Customer Reviews
A needed resource for the Church today
The modern Church is privileged to have no shortage of books and podcasts making theology accessible to the everyday believer, but where are all the resources that do the same for missiology? Ephesiology is a needed resource to help the common believer understand how vital it is to foster a missiological theology as they live out their faith.
A game changer
I think it really challenges the way we do ministry coming from a Western background. For years, I felt like I struggled a lot when it came to making disciples. Hearing from these guys really affirmed the difficulties I’ve faced but also encouraged me to continue down this journey as a student always wanting to learn and being open to making mistakes. Learning from the movement in Ephesus makes you wonder: why not here?
The absence of light is darkness
This Podcast is another example of the systemic reduction of the gospel to an apology for how it makes people feel. Hope you find a real surge in listeners as you slowly reduce the light and promote darkness.