06 April 2016
EM132: How to Participate in What God is Doing in the World, with Brian Hogan - E132
Brian Hogan is a US-based church planting and discipleship coach. He was a missionary to Mongolia for a few years. But after he left, God continued the work in some amazing ways. Listen to discover what God did.
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What we talked about
- 00:32 – Episode summary
- 01:47 – Introduction
- 04:55 – How the past prepares for the future
- 05:57 – The importance of family
- 09:19 – Meaningful verse
- 11:45 – The ways that God uses Mongolia
- 13:21 – Key practices and spiritual habits
- 15:55 – Foundational Missions Leadership Moment
- 19:52 – What experiences do you draw from for coaching?
- 23:58 – The fruit of ministry and obedience
- 30:41 – The best transmitters of the Gospel
- 31:59 – Seeking for the person of peace
- 34:31 – Is there anything you’d change about your ministry?
- 38:02 – The movements of God in Mozambique
- 40:55 – Marketplace matters
- 45:03 – Learning to bless the nations
- 46:46 – Surrounded by the nations
- 49:30 – Book and internet resources
- 52:10 – Contact info and parting advice
- Clear Purpose Coaching
- Brian’s email: cpcoach@gmail.com
Resources & Contact Info
- Perspectives
- There’s a Sheep in My Bathtub by Brian Hogan (qualifying purchases benefit Engaging Missions)
- An A to Z of Near Death Adventures by Brian Hogan (qualifying purchases benefit Engaging Missions)
- Clear Purpose Coaching
- Brian's Online Store
- Partner with Brian
- Brian’s Hogan's email: cpcoach@gmail.com
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