
The podcast and community for globally minded disciples seeking God's justice, mercy and shalom throughout the world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 305 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

In this enlightening episode, Brandon Stiver is joined by Albert Chen, who is the cofounder and CEO of Anago. The two discuss the profound impact of AI on Christian nonprofits. Albert shares his journey from community development in Mexico to the tec... more
Are the internal structures of our organizations fit for the mission that God has called us to? In this episode, Brandon Stiver welcomes Kelly Strong of Safe International for a conversation on organizational identity and healthy global partnerships.... more
*Brandon's Note: In step with the topic at hand, I've turned over all show notes and interview audio editing to AI for this week's episode.
In this conversation, Brandon Stiver and Michael Cerna reflect on the challenges and changes faced by non-pr... more
What does it mean to be a gospel-centered church and should we be a gospel-centered church? As we think through taking the Gospel into the world and fulfilling the Great Commission, have we short changed discipleship by making Matthew 28 all about ev... more
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Excellent deep thinking podcast about issues that impact global minded people. Listen to gain a greater understanding of “real life” as experienced by much of the world. Or to gain greater awareness into effective work around the world, keeping unintended consequences in view. Real, authentic, challenging to live deeply and purposefully with Kingdom worldview.
A diamond in the rough. Add this your rotation!
As someone working in the realm of caring for orphaned and vulnerable children, this podcast has been a godsend. As the show has moved into discussing global development more broadly, the content has been no less engaging and insightful. If you enjoy learning about real issues facing global development through a Christian lens and don’t want to be bogged down with pat, political profferings, you have come to the right place. Keep up the great work team!
This podcast helped me understand the OVC sector as I started moving into it. I was introduced to the multifaceted nature of the struggles and successes facing individuals and organizations in helpful ways.
As I’ve continued in the sector, I regularly return to the podcast to hear what other’s are doing in their programs and how they are navigating complexity.
The podcast is a great primer and a terrific companion for anyone who wants to learn how to elevate the way the world cares for orphans... more
The Think Orphan Podcast is incredibly informative, conversational and thoughtful in the way they approached tough subjects. There was a wide variety of topics talked about by people who are well informed and have done a lot of work with orphans and vulnerable children. This is a great resource to learn more about organizations who are working to alleviate this problem and who will give helpful opinions and resources on how we can take tangible steps to help with this issue! Definitely is a humb... more
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Focused on social justice and humanitarian issues, this podcast brings together engaging discussions that address global challenges faced by vulnerable populations. Through conversations with experts and advocates, it covers a range of pressing topics, including child rights, food security, refugee resettlement, and anti-trafficking efforts, often viewed through a faith-based lens. By emphasizing the importance of community involvement and global missions, it seeks to inspire listeners to think critically about their role in fostering justice and mercy in a complex world.
What sets this podcast apart is its commitment to presenting diverse perspectives on these issues, ensuring that both tragic realities and practical solutions are explore... more
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