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Aaron Jennings
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Telling God Stories. Multiplying Missions. Podcast, Events, and Communities For Missionaries, By Missionaries. We exist to equip missionaries with practical, proven systems they can actually use in the field to multiply their God-given mission. Not theory. Not complicated business language. Real systems that help them: ✅ Replicate their orphanage into multiple locations ✅ Expand one clinic into one in every city ✅ Build self sustainable funding models ✅ Create structure and teams so their mission can grow beyond them Because when the right systems are in place… One mission doesn’t stay one. 🔥 It multiplies. #multiplymissions ======= Want to tell your God Story? 👉 www.WatchMissionsLive.com ======= SPONSORS & PARTNERS: 👉 Scalability | All-in-one lead capture system for Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs. www.FASTScalability.com

  1. 23h ago

    He Led an Atheist to Jesus. Then Came a Terrifying Phone Call.

    CONNECT WITH BRIAN WALKER 👉 Check out the awesome Reach Missions Ware apparel helping fund missions around the world! https://reachmissionware.com USE PROMO CODE: 👉 'WatchMissions' at checkout for 10% off. 🔥 This is a paid promotion. Reach Mission Ware will donate 20% back to Watch Missions Live when you use our promo code.🔥 ReachRaiser Fundraising: Contact Brian's team at: info@reachmissionware.com ---------------- 🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier ---------------- 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year by becoming a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/sustainability ---------------- SUMMARY What would you do if God told you to walk into a restaurant, but you had no idea why? Brian Walker was a young youth pastor studying for a college exam when he felt God telling him to go inside a Jack in the Box. That simple step led him to a high school girl who had started an atheist club. That night, she gave her life to Jesus. But the story didn't end there. When Brian returned to his church office, he received a frightening phone call that he believes was a direct spiritual attack. Months later, something similar happened again. In this episode, Aaron Jennings and Brian talk about hearing God's voice, obedience, spiritual warfare, and how to test what you hear against Scripture. Brian also shares how God led him from law and military service to founding Reach Missionware, a business that supports missionaries. Its ReachRaiser program helps missionaries raise funds by giving them 25% of qualifying net product sales. This conversation is a reminder that you don't need to understand God's entire plan before taking the next step. ---------------- KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Brian talk about: How God led Brian to start Reach Missionware.Giving 20% of annual net profits to missionaries and evangelists.How the ReachRaiser program helps missionaries raise funds.Why systems and stewardship help missions multiply.The unexpected restaurant encounter that led an atheist to Jesus.The disturbing phone calls Brian believes were spiritual attacks.Recognizing God's voice and testing it against Scripture.Taking action even when you don't have all the answers.God can use ordinary moments in ways we never expected. Our responsibility is to listen, stay grounded in His Word, and faithfully take the next step. ---------------- 00:00 – Meet Brian Walker and Reach Missionware 03:50 – How God Led Brian to Start a Business 07:06 – Taking a Step of Faith 10:47 – The ReachRaiser Fundraising Program 13:42 – Why Missions Needs Goers and Givers 16:07 – Giving 25% of Sales and 20% of Profits 17:04 – Building Systems That Multiply Missions 25:23 – Finding Joy in God's Calling 30:39 – Brian's God Story: A Voice at the Drive-Thru 35:10 – Sharing Jesus With an Atheist 38:17 – The Unexpected Events That Led Her There 41:39 – A Frightening Phone Call 47:53 – A Second Encounter With Spiritual Warfare 50:04 – Obedience Without All the Answers 56:09 – Testing God's Voice Against Scripture ---------------- SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://fastscalability.com ---------------- 🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier

  2. Oct 27

    The Hidden Struggles of Missionaries Nobody Talks About | John Darnell

    Global Outreach Full Documentary: https://youtu.be/H4EsWH0l2LM?si=3IzMb4tPRT4WnVMG https://globaloutreach.org/ 🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com SUMMARY What happens when a missionary everyone looks up to starts questioning his own faith? That's a side of missions most people never hear about. John Darnell and his wife, Emily, left their teaching careers to serve as missionaries in Ecuador. With their young daughter, they learned a new culture, served families and youth, and followed God's calling without having it all figured out. But behind the stories people heard back home were spiritual struggles, isolation, and pressure that few understood. John shares what missionary life is really like and how God eventually led him to care for other missionaries through Global Outreach, where he now serves as CEO. Aaron Jennings and John discuss why you don't need a Bible college degree to follow God's calling, how churches can better support missionary families, and why telling God stories matters. John also shares the story behind the documentary Beyond River's Edge and the planned series Every Nation. John closes with a personal God story about Genesis, a young girl in Ecuador whose life changed when she came to faith in Jesus. If you're called to missions, support missionaries, or lead a ministry, this conversation offers an honest look at the struggles, the calling, and what God can do through ordinary people who say yes. KEY POINTS How God redirected John from plans for law school and politics into missionary work.Moving to Ecuador with a baby and serving families, youth, and local churches.The importance of a local church, missionary training, and a sending organization.The spiritual struggles and isolation missionaries can experience, even when others see them as heroes.How Global Outreach supports missionary families and cares for nearly 300 missionary kids.The making of Beyond River's Edge and the vision for an eight-episode documentary series called Every Nation.The story of Genesis, a young girl in Ecuador who came to faith in Jesus through ongoing Bible teaching and personal conversations.One of the biggest lessons from this conversation is that obedience doesn't mean having everything figured out. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Meet John Darnell of Global Outreach 01:23 – From Mississippi to a Calling in Missions 02:20 – Taking a Baby to the Mission Field 04:48 – What John and Emily Did in Ecuador 07:40 – Do Missionaries Need Bible College? 08:38 – Missionary Training, Fundraising, and Getting Started 10:03 – From Missionary to CEO of Global Outreach 11:13 – Caring for Missionaries Through Their Hardest Moments 13:38 – Why Obedience and Community Matter 17:12 – The Hidden Spiritual Struggles of Missionaries 20:56 – Raising Kids With a Heart for Missions 22:59 – The God Stories Behind Beyond River's Edge 27:23 – Every Nation: A New Missionary Documentary Series 29:18 – The Story of Genesis Finding Jesus in Ecuador 33:23 – Why We Must Keep Telling God Stories SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://www.fastscalability.com

  3. Oct 20

    From a Sold-Out Stadium to Making Disciples Who Multiply

    CONNECT WITH JESUS: http://www.afamilyonmission.com AFamilyOnMission@gmail.com 🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier fffff 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/Sustainability SUMMARY What happens when you reach a stage most musicians dream about—and God starts asking you a completely different question? Jesus Martinez had just finished opening for Coldplay in front of a massive stadium crowd. He had shared the Gospel from the stage and thought he might have found the purpose God had for his life. Instead, Jesus says he heard God ask, “What are you gonna do with your life now?” That moment began a journey from simply reaching people toward intentionally making disciples who can make disciples. Pasted text In this episode, Aaron Jennings and Jesus talk about multigenerational discipleship, learning to hear and obey God, why discipleship should not create dependence on a ministry leader, and why obedience often comes before having every detail figured out. Jesus also shares how that same conviction eventually took him and his wife to Pakistan, where they helped launch a sewing and discipleship school. He describes women being equipped with practical skills while also learning to make disciples and start simple churches within their own communities. Pasted text The larger challenge is simple: disciples hear Jesus, obey Jesus, and share Jesus. The goal is not to build something that depends forever on us. It is to pour deeply into people who can follow Jesus themselves and help others do the same. Pasted text KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Jesus talk about: What multigenerational discipleship actually meansWhy making a convert is not the same as making a disciple who multipliesJesus Martinez’s turning point after opening for ColdplayMoving from ministry centered around one leader toward dependence on JesusWhy listening to God requires creating space to actually listenThe connection between hearing God and immediate obedienceHow Jesus and his wife became involved with Christians in PakistanBuilding practical ministry that can continue without the foreign missionaryCHAPTERS 00:00 – What Is Multigenerational Discipleship? 03:26 – Teaching Disciples to Make Disciples 06:16 – Why Ministry Should Multiply Beyond the Leader 09:14 – The Mission Behind Everything Jesus Does 10:21 – 21 Years of Following Jesus 11:27 – Opening for Coldplay Changed Everything 13:23 – “We’re Supposed to Be Missionaries” 15:27 – COVID, House Church, and Learning Through Failure 19:44 – Obedience Has to Become Experiential 23:00 – Learning to Hear God’s Voice 26:07 – “We Don’t Have a God-Speaking Problem” 29:44 – Every Christian Is a Minister of Reconciliation 33:05 – Don’t Copy Someone Else’s Ministry 35:48 – The God Story That Led to Pakistan 40:33 – Sewing, Discipleship, and Churches That Multiply 45:13 – Pour Deeply Into the Few SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Healthy organizations grow by building better systems. Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://www.fastscalability.com

  4. Oct 13

    God Called Her to the Amazon at 64 — Now She’s Raising Up Young Disciples

    🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com SUMMARY What if God called you into missions after most people would already be thinking about retirement? Donna Gustafson went on her first mission trip at 64 years old. Not long after that, she retired from her job, sold or gave away most of what she owned, and moved to Peru. What started with a short-term trip eventually led her deep into the Amazon region, where she now runs an albergue for girls who need a place to live so they can continue their education. Pasted text Pasted text Her journey did not unfold according to a perfect plan. The orphanage she originally moved to serve had already closed by the time she arrived. Later, while serving in the jungle, one opportunity after another opened—from becoming a house mom at a boys’ albergue to eventually starting a home for girls. Pasted text Pasted text Donna also travels to Indigenous communities for Bible studies and discipleship. One of those ministries expanded when a man literally flagged down her boat and asked her to bring Bible studies to his tribe too. Pasted text This episode is a reminder that missions is not just for young people. Obedience can begin at any age, and sometimes God reveals the next step only after you start moving. KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Donna talk about: Going on her first mission trip at 64 years oldLeaving Iowa, retiring, and moving to PeruLearning ministry through serving at a boys’ albergueWhy she felt there also needed to be a place for girlsStarting an albergue so young women could continue their educationReaching Yahwa and Bora communities through Bible study and discipleshipA stranger flagging down her boat and asking her to bring Bible studies to his peopleTrusting God for provision when there was not enough money for foodDonna’s story shows how often God reveals direction one step at a time. She did not have the whole plan when she started. She simply kept saying yes to the next opportunity God placed in front of her. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Meet Donna and Her Mission in Peru 01:24 – Life Near Iquitos in the Amazon 02:40 – Nine Years Living in the Jungle 03:06 – How Her Granddaughter Introduced Her to Missions 04:03 – God Calls Donna to Peru 04:47 – Starting Missions at 64 Years Old 06:37 – Moving to Peru and Finding the Orphanage Closed 07:36 – Falling in Love With Life in the Jungle 08:05 – An Unexpected Invitation to Become a House Mom 10:46 – Why Donna Wanted a Place for Girls 11:45 – Finding the Property for the Girls’ Albergue 14:36 – Reaching Yahwa and Bora Communities 17:17 – Donna’s God Story of Provision 18:30 – Helping Eight Girls Grow and Make Disciples 19:43 – Donna’s Challenge: Go on a Mission Trip SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Healthy organizations grow by building better systems. Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://www.fastscalability.com 🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com

  5. Oct 10

    A 2-Hour Fishing Trip Led to a Baptism 3 Years Later

    🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com SUMMARY What can God do with a two-hour fishing trip? Brian Warning met a boat captain named Carlos during a mission trip to Mexico’s Yucatan. They fished together, laughed together, and then went their separate ways. Three years later, Brian returned and discovered Carlos had begun attending a local men’s group connected to a new church. That day, Carlos asked to be baptized—and Brian was able to get in the water with his pastor and baptize the man he first met as a fishing guide. Pasted text In this episode, Aaron Jennings talks with Brian about how his family first found Dream Center International through a simple internet search, how repeated short-term trips turned into long-term relationships, and how their church became involved in building a church in the Yucatan. Brian also breaks down what their teams actually do during a week on the mission field: prayer walks, construction, VBS, youth ministry, eyeglass distribution, basic health screenings, and sharing the Gospel. The larger lesson is simple: you may not see the full impact of one conversation, one week, or one act of obedience. Keep showing up. God can connect the pieces long after you leave. KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Brian talk about: How Brian and his wife found a missions organization by simply searching onlineWhy they felt God redirect them from one mission trip to the YucatanHow Dream Center International helps short-term teams serve local communitiesUsing construction, nursing, eyeglasses, prayer, VBS, and other skills on missionA simple process for distributing reading glasses while creating opportunities for prayer and Gospel conversationsWhy returning to the same communities creates deeper relationships and long-term impactHow a fishing guide named Carlos later became connected to the local church and asked to be baptizedHow short-term mission trips can deeply change the people who go, not only the people they serveShort-term missions do not have to mean short-term relationships. When churches keep returning, serve alongside local leaders, and stay connected over time, a week-long trip can become part of something much bigger. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Meet Brian Warning 00:55 – How Brian Found Missions in the Yucatan 03:07 – What Is Dream Center International? 04:28 – When God Redirected Their Mission Plans 06:54 – What a Week-Long Mission Trip Looks Like 09:10 – Finding and Using the Skills on Your Team 11:10 – The Eyeglass and Medical Ministry Process 13:33 – Seeing the Impact One Year Later 15:03 – Meeting Carlos on a Fishing Trip 16:02 – Three Years Later, Carlos Comes Back 16:40 – Carlos Asks to Be Baptized 18:10 – How Mission Trips Change the People Who Go 19:30 – Why One Week Can Be Spiritually Transforming 22:39 – Building a Church and a Long-Term Partnership 24:16 – Final Thoughts SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Healthy organizations grow by building better systems. Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://www.fastscalability.com 🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com

  6. Oct 6

    25 Years in Mexico: Building Churches That Multiply Without a Lead Pastor

    🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com SUMMARY What happens when God sends you somewhere for a reason you don't understand yet? Greg and Vicki Syverson have served in Pachuca, Mexico, for 25 years. During that time, their ministry has grown from helping another church to planting three churches and building a ministry school focused on equipping everyday believers to do the work of ministry. But their story has not followed the plan they expected. When their mission agency told them to return to the United States to raise support, they thought fundraising was the reason for the trip. Instead, doctors discovered a brain tumor in their son. Soon after his surgery, Greg suffered a heart attack. Looking back, they could see how God had positioned them exactly where they needed to be. Then the financial provision they originally came to raise began arriving in unexpected ways. In this episode, Greg and Vicki also share what they have learned about church planting without depending on one professional pastor, developing lay leaders, building a ministry school around family, and creating churches that naturally think about multiplication. KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Greg and Vicki talk about: How Greg and Vicki were called to Mexico and have now served there for 25 yearsWhy their three churches operate through teams of lay leaders instead of depending on one lead pastorHow giving people opportunities to preach, lead, visit, serve, and make decisions creates ownershipWhy their first church eventually multiplied into churches reaching very different parts of their cityHow their ministry school trains everyday Christians in identity, hearing God, spiritual gifts, evangelism, prayer, and simple church plantingWhy building family and doing life together became one of the most important parts of their training modelTheir desire to eventually help reproduce the school in places like Argentina and potentially other nationsHow a forced return to the U.S. led to their son's brain surgery, Greg's heart treatment, and unexpected financial provisionThe larger lesson is simple: build what God has called you to build, but stay flexible enough to let Him change the plan. Systems should support the calling—not become the calling. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Meet Greg & Vicki Syverson in Mexico 00:56 – A Ministry School for Everyday Believers 03:00 – Church and Culture in Mexico 06:41 – How God Called Them to Pachuca 11:10 – From Outreach Center to Church Plant 12:31 – Why They Built Churches Without a Lead Pastor 15:23 – One Church Begins Multiplying 16:52 – Training Everyday People to Preach and Lead 20:33 – Why Lay Leadership Creates Ownership 27:25 – How the Ministry School Began 32:46 – Equipping Christians for the Other Six Days 39:12 – The Next Step: Expanding Beyond Mexico 43:18 – What Their Ministry School Actually Teaches 48:20 – The God Story They Didn't Expect 56:33 – Stay Put Together, but Fully Flexible SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Healthy organizations grow by building better systems. Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://www.fastscalability.com 🚀 FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 Help us equip 1,000 missionaries for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com

  7. Sep 29

    A Stranger Paid His Tuition—Now He’s Educating 340+ Children

    🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com SUMMARY What can God do through one person helping a child they have never met? Gilbert Mfitundinda grew up in southwestern Uganda. Through Compassion International, a stranger helped support his education. After college, while reflecting on 1 Corinthians 13, Gilbert felt God challenge him to consider what he could give others. His conclusion: little is enough when given with love. Gilbert and his brother Edward started Love Restoration and a Christian school with about 20 children and two staff members. Today, the school serves more than 340 children with more than 20 staff and is developing a larger campus. Gilbert shares lessons about sponsorship, giving, relationships, provision, and ministry growth—including why they slowed enrollment to build the systems and capacity needed to sustain the mission. His story is a reminder to start with what God has entrusted to you, be faithful with it, and leave the growth in His hands. KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Gilbert talk about: How child sponsorship helped Gilbert stay in school and graduate from college.How 1 Corinthians 13 challenged him to ask what he could give others.Starting a Christian school with 20 children and two staff members.Why relationships matter beyond financial giving.Growing pains as the school expanded.Why they slowed enrollment to build capacity.An unexpected six-figure gift that moved construction forward.How Gilbert says the ministry has raised more than $1 million since 2018.The larger lesson: faithful stewardship of money, relationships, skills, and leadership can multiply far beyond one person. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Meet Gilbert Mfitundinda 03:17 – Why Gilbert and His Brother Started a School 05:00 – “Little Is Enough When Given With Love” 08:09 – Why Education Matters So Much in Uganda 10:46 – Gilbert’s Story as a Sponsored Child 14:34 – Giving, Stewardship, and Skepticism 20:27 – Are Sponsors and Sponsored Children Really Connected? 22:51 – Aaron’s Child Sponsorship Story From Thailand 26:13 – Growing the School to More Than 340 Children 28:33 – The Growing Pains of Serving More Kids 31:38 – Why They Decided to Slow Down Growth 33:49 – The Unexpected Six-Figure Gift 36:31 – Building a Larger School Campus 41:20 – Leading a Uganda Ministry While Living in America 45:47 – Giving More Than Money 50:54 – Staying Grateful When the Finish Line Keeps Moving 53:20 – Gilbert’s Advice: Start With What You Have Gilberts Ministry: https://loverestorationuganda.org/https://www.mercyrainsafrica.org/Connect with Gilbert: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gilbert.mfitundindaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gmfitundinda/Books: Life’s Lens: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09SVCG4LHTreasure Hunt Check: https://amzn.to/42nl8WG

  8. Sep 26

    He Used Financial Coaching to Open Doors for the Gospel

    🚀 MISSIONARY? 🚀 Turn one story into a week of content in minutes. Get the FREE Content Multiplier: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com/ContentMultiplier 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com SUMMARY What if your business is not separate from your ministry? Jake Randall is the founder of Wild Freedom Financial Coaching. He helps people get practical control of their finances, but he also sees those coaching relationships as opportunities to live out his faith. Jake tells every new client that he follows Jesus and offers to begin future sessions with Scripture and prayer. To his surprise, most clients say yes—even many who would not call themselves Christians. In this conversation, Aaron and Jake share stories of people wrestling with identity, getting connected to church, preparing for baptism, changing old habits, and even deciding to follow God. The business provided the relationship. Jake kept showing up, serving people well, and allowing God to work through those relationships. For missionaries, ministry leaders, and Christian business owners, this episode challenges the idea that business and ministry have to live in separate worlds. KEY POINTS In this episode, Aaron and Jake talk about: Why the marketplace can be a mission fieldJake's decision to leave a stable corporate job and start Wild Freedom Financial CoachingHow financial coaching creates deep conversations about identity, relationships, beliefs, and purposeThe simple question Jake asks clients about Scripture and prayerA young woman who began attending church, planned to be baptized, and decided to quit smoking weed because she believed it was hurting her relationship with GodA financial coaching client who eventually told Jake, “I've decided to follow God”Why relationships often create opportunities for Gospel conversations that forced conversations cannotHow money can be stewarded as a tool for ministry rather than treated as something separate from missionThe larger lesson is simple: you do not have to choose between doing meaningful work and living on mission. Business, skills, money, and relationships can all be stewarded for Kingdom purposes. CHAPTERS 00:00 – Business as Ministry 01:27 – What Is Wild Freedom Financial Coaching? 02:52 – Why Business and Missions Don't Have to Be Separate 04:54 – Bringing Faith Into Financial Coaching 06:18 – The Simple Question Jake Asks Every Client 09:37 – When Money Reveals Deeper Identity Issues 11:00 – From Financial Coaching to Church and Baptism 12:05 – Why Relationship Changes Gospel Conversations 16:23 – A Client Who Wasn't Following Jesus 17:15 – Finding Identity Beyond Career and Money 18:10 – Five Weeks in a Men's Bible Study 18:52 – “I've Decided to Follow God” 19:24 – Can You Make Money and Still Be on Mission? 21:11 – What Aaron Learned in the Slums of Kenya 24:18 – Bringing Business, Missions, and Life Together --------------- SPONSORED BY SCALABILITY Healthy organizations grow by building better systems. Scalability is a all in one sales and marketing platform that allows you to run your entire business or ministry in one place. 👉 14-Day FREE Trial: https://www.fastscalability.com --------------- 🤝 PARTNER WITH US: Help us equip 1,000 missionaries this year. Become a Missions Multiplier Partner for just $10/month: 👉 WatchMissionsLive.com --------------- CONNECT WITH JAKE: WildFreedomFinancialCoaching.com 👉jake@wildfreedomfc.com

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Telling God Stories. Multiplying Missions. Podcast, Events, and Communities For Missionaries, By Missionaries. We exist to equip missionaries with practical, proven systems they can actually use in the field to multiply their God-given mission. Not theory. Not complicated business language. Real systems that help them: ✅ Replicate their orphanage into multiple locations ✅ Expand one clinic into one in every city ✅ Build self sustainable funding models ✅ Create structure and teams so their mission can grow beyond them Because when the right systems are in place… One mission doesn’t stay one. 🔥 It multiplies. #multiplymissions ======= Want to tell your God Story? 👉 www.WatchMissionsLive.com ======= SPONSORS & PARTNERS: 👉 Scalability | All-in-one lead capture system for Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs. www.FASTScalability.com

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  • Creator
    Aaron Jennings
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    41
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Aaron Jennings
  • Show Website
    Watch Missions Live Podcast