THE CUPS MISSION/CRAVING COMMUNITY PODCAST

In the world we live in, politics are just completely inescapable. It comes up in family conversations, talks with friends, or even unfortunately at the head of some churches and the way they position their ministry. How should Christians handle this mindset? How do we follow what Jesus calls us to do and to think about politics? Join Jack today on another episode of Mobilized for Missions!

Dustin Dozier is the Next Steps and Connections Pastor at Upstate Church in South Carolina, and shares his thoughts about being connected at church with other believers today on the podcast and in his book, "The Connected Church". Join Dustin and Stephen on another episode of Mobilized for Missions!

Few issues stir emotion like migration for people across the world. However, before we approach this issue in a political lens, we have to approach the issue with a biblical lens instead, but the truth of scripture teaches us the only correct way for God's people to treat strangers. Join Jack on another episode of Mobilized for Missions!

Some topics are uncomfortable. Conversations about things like exploitation, trafficking, and abuse are important to not sweep under the rug. Thankfully though, Scripture is not silent about injustice. And neither can the church be. Today we're talking about protecting the vulnerable not from outrage, but from obedience. Join Jack today on another episode of the CUPS Mission podcast!

When you hear the phrase "missionary," what image comes to mind? For a lot of people, it's someone arriving with answers, truth, and help. But what if the first posture of missions isn't speaking, but listening? Today, we're talking about cultural humility. Not cultural compromise. Not theological dilution. But the deep, Christlike humility required to serve people without assuming superiority. Join Jack today on another episode of Mobilized for Missions!

Here's a truth that is difficult to swallow; good intentions do not guarantee good outcomes. In missions, one of the hardest questions is this: Are we helping - or creating dependency? Join Jack on another episode of the Mobilized for Missions podcast!