A World of Good

By: Global Strategy
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  • Summary

  • We are two friends who love Jesus, care about the church, and travel the world to share stories of people who do the same.
    © 2019 Global Strategy
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Economics Social Sciences Spirituality
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Episodes
  • REFLECTION: Aly Hawkins

    REFLECTION: Aly Hawkins
    Nov 18 2024
    S9E5 Andrew is joined by Joshua Weiger to introduce this reflection episode with Aly Hawkins. Aly was a managing editor for Barna and worked on the “Future of Missions” project that released a few years ago. This episode discusses those findings and how the church can engage young leaders in missions.
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    45 mins
  • Dzingai Guni, Zimbabwe

    Dzingai Guni, Zimbabwe
    Nov 4 2024
    S9E4 In this episode, Rev. Dr. John Johnson interviews Rev. Dzingai Guni and his wife about the work of the Church of God in Zimbabwe. The church in the southern countries in Africa are dealing with more and stricter government regulations on their churches. At the same time, they recently dealt with a significant cholera outbreak in their community. Rev. Guni shares about these challenges and what the church is doing to bring the hope of Jesus in the midst of it. The interview was recorded on location in Zimbabwe and may be a little difficult to understand at times.
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    16 mins
  • REFLECTION: Norberto Kurrle

    REFLECTION: Norberto Kurrle
    Oct 21 2024
    S9E3 Andrew is joined by Joshua Weiger to introduce this reflection episode with Norberto Kurrle. Norberto discusses the multicultural world of Paraguay and how the Church of God is engaging their communities to share the hope of Jesus.
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    50 mins

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