On Church-Centered Missions (Ep. 56)
Missions Talk — A podcast by 9Marks and Reaching & Teaching International MinistriesShow Notes
In this season opening of Missions Talk, Ryan and Mack talk with Jonathan Leeman about Church Centered Missions—highlighting how healthy local churches with a strong ecclesiology are vital for training missionaries, shaping strategy, and planting churches. Learn more about Church Centered Missions here: https://www.churchcenteredmissions.org
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