07 December 2016
How to Follow and Stay Close to the Great Shepherd, with Esteban Cevallos – EM168 - E168
Esteban Cevallos grew up in Ecuador and Columbia. At age 17, God brought him to the United States and led him on an amazing path to India and Cuba and has called him back to Central America.
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In our lives, God often has to break us in order to bring us to a better understanding of who He is. In this week’s episode, our guest, Esteban Cevallos, tells a story of how God broke him (literally and metaphorically) to keep him from wandering away. He also shares about his current ministry, which works to disciple leaders in powerful nations to reach their own people.
From India to Cuba and many places in between, Esteban and his team have worked diligently to spread the Gospel and disciple others. As he shares his stories, we hear about his cross-cultural experiences, his spiritual growth, and his plans for ministry. By following the Holy Spirit, Esteban has seen many come to know God and know how to be ambassadors in the Kingdom.
What we talked about
- 00:25 – Episode summary
- 02:34 – Introduction
- 03:07 – Steps toward Latin America
- 03:58 – Bursting the Christian bubble
- 07:14 – Learning to stay close to the Shepherd
- 10:23 – Which soccer team should we cheer for?
- 11:08 – Revelation of purpose
- 14:21 – Meaningful verses
- 17:47 – The benefits of being an outsider
- 21:00 – Doing Ministry Well
- 22:02 – Reaching every corner of the Earth
- 31:29 – Investing in the Kingdom of God
- 32:58 – Working in the pivot place
- 42:36 – Updates on missionaries
- 45:57 – Surrounded by the nations
- 50:07 – Internet and book resources
- 52:57 – Contact information (Phone: 615-893-3263)
Resources & Contact Info
- Phone: 615-893-3263
- Email: estebancevallos1981@gmail.com
- Website: scpglobal.org
Episode Credits
- Engaging Announcer: Scott McClelland
- Audio Editing: Geoff Butterworth
- Show Notes: Gabby Oechsle
Feedback
If you’d have any comments or questions, you can always leave a comment in the show notes or send an email to feedback@engagingmissions.com.
