PRAYER AS A WAR-TIME WEAPON, HOW KOREA FIRST HEARD THE GOSPEL, AND THE UPG OF THE WEEK - THE WOLLO AMHARA
How did the Gospel get spread among the Korean people? In today's episode we will celebrate the life and legacy of Henry and Ella Appenzeller - the Protestant missionaries to whom Christians in Korea today can trace their roots. Josh shares from chapter 2 of "Let the Nations Be Glad" and we learn how and why prayer works as a walkie-talkie - and how and why it malfunctions for us when we go AWOL. Plus, the "Unreached People Group of the Week" - join us as we learn about and pray for the Wollo Amhara of Ethiopia.
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 <li>Missions History: ​"<a href="http://www.bu.edu/missiology/missionary-biography/a-c/appenzeller-henry-g-1858-1902/" target="_blank">Henry Appenzeller</a>"</li>
 <li>"<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Let-Nations-Be-Glad-Supremacy/dp/0801036410" target="_blank">Let the Nations Be Glad</a>"</li>
 <li>UPG of the Week: <a href="https://joshuaproject.net/people_groups/15840/ET" target="_blank">Wollo Amhara People</a></li>
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Praying for Muslims During Ramadan and How the Gospel Goes Forward Post-Lockdown in the UK

The aim of “Thinking Missions” is to get Christians to think missions! We want to be part of a movement to send 10,000 students to the nations and that won't happen unless the church is thinking missions! In this podcast, we will explore what the Bible says about the mission of God and engage in conversations on how the mission is advancing all over the world.