Pastor Matt Chandler of The Village Church in Flower Mound, TX, joins us on the podcast to discuss his new book, "The Overcomers," which releases May 7th. His book explores stories of individuals who have faced unimaginable hardships yet have clung to their faith in Jesus, often experiencing flourishing. You can preorder the book and receive special bonus material in the show notes link, attached below

Rodney Wilkinson, pastor of Gospel Fellowship Church and host of the Married in the Middle podcast, shares insights on building a flourishing marriage amid the challenges of ministry work.

Theological clarity is essential for the work of church planting and ministry. Kirk McDonald joins the podcast to discuss how pastors and church leaders can help their churches to cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation for theology.

Bryan Robbins joins the podcast to discuss the benefits of church mergers and provides insights into navigating challenges that may arise.

Pastor Adam Muhtaseb joins the podcast to discuss church planting in transient cities.

In this special episode, Dylan Dodson individually interviews three guests on the role of relationships and collaboration in church planting. Hear from Filipe Niel, John Schroeder, and David Fandey, who all share essential insights on the importance of relationships.

In this episode hosted by Dylan Dodson, Scott Zeller (Vice President of Acts 29 Global) joins the podcast to discuss theological alignment as it relates to Acts 29's five distinctives.

Important Update: In this episode, we bid farewell to Jeff Medders, who has been a key part of Acts 29 as our Director of Assessment and the engaging host of this podcast for the past few years. Join us in expressing our gratitude for his contributions to our organization. Stay tuned this fall for new guest interviews, sermon sessions, and a look into the promising future of Acts 29.

Pastor Rodney Hobbs on the Future of Pastoring at our recent Advance Conference event in Dallas, TX.

Léonce B. Crump Jr. delivered this message at our Advance Conference in Dallas, Texas, this past July. This session includes the follow-up Q&A discussion with Acts 29's VP for the US, Justin Anderson.

Do you desire your church body to feel connected to the work of church planting? Are you hopeful for your church to have an eternal impact beyond your four walls or even your city? Perhaps you’re looking for a way to invest your influence while also being influenced for good. Jake Davies and Matt Sparks join the podcast to discuss ways your church can partner with other church around the world.

Mark is the lead pastor of Redemption Parker in Parker, Colorado. He is married to Jen, and they have four daughters. They spent 15 years as missionaries with Pioneers International in Japan and Czech Republic before returning home to Colorado and planting Redemption Parker. In addition to serving their local church, Mark and Jen continue to serve on the Europe core leadership team for Pioneers International.

Hunter is the lead pastor of Fellowship Denver Church in central Denver, CO. He also serves as a Board Member for Acts 29. Hunter has a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary, was a CPA in his previous life, and claims to be “mediocre” at several Colorado pursuits such as snow skiing, cycling, and fly fishing.

GenZ has been described as the social media generation. Financial savvy, cultural & racial diversity, and politically progressive are just some of the defining characteristics for this generation. How will the Church winsomely reach GenZ? Kevin Anderson & Theodore Lightbourne join the podcast to discuss this very matter.

There are many good things we could be doing with our time and talents, but planting churches worldwide is our shared mission that we believe is most deserving of our energy. This eternally significant work changes the world one transformed life at a time. But this work is challenging. To plant missionally effective churches that endure, we train up and send out pastors and church leaders who are equipped and prepared for the challenges of ministry. Acts 29's Tyler Jones & Justin...

Justin Anderson provided this sermon at our Advance Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina based on 1 Corinthians 16:13-14.

Acts 29 has five core values: church planting, theological definition, contextual evangelism, missional collaboration, and global ambition. Each of these shapes and impacts our mission to plant churches worldwide. Tony Merida, Doug Logan, and Jeff Medders discuss our values as a church-planting organization in this episode.