Doug Logan, Pastor of Church Planting at Remnant Church, and Jen Oshman, an experienced missionary and author, engage in a vibrant discussion about the inclusivity of the gospel. They dive deep into Titus 2:11, exploring how God’s grace reaches all people and the significance of unity in diversity. The conversation highlights the importance of empowering women in ministry and the value of engaging communities beyond church walls. Personal stories shed light on cultural challenges and the impact of sacrificial service on spiritual growth.
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God's Love
The Gospel radically changed Jen Oshman's life by revealing God's love for her.
Understanding that God was for her and not against her was incredibly freeing and dignifying.
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Racism and the Gospel
Doug Logan found that the gospel helped reduce his anger toward racism.
He realized that God's love extends to all people.
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Transformation through Faith
Matt Carter shares a story about Charles Spurgeon's friend, Thomas Johnson.
Upon conversion, Johnson's hatred for his former slave master melted away, replaced by sorrow.
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On the Block: Developing a Biblical Picture for Mission Engagement
On the Block: Developing a Biblical Picture for Mission Engagement
Developing a Biblical Picture for Mission Engagement
Doug Logan
On the Block explores the intersection of biblical mission and urban ministry. It challenges traditional approaches to evangelism and church planting in urban contexts, offering a fresh perspective on engaging with diverse communities. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the cultural landscape of urban areas and developing strategies that are both relevant and effective. It also highlights the role of the local church in addressing social issues and fostering community transformation. The book encourages readers to move beyond theoretical discussions and engage in practical, community-based ministry. It provides a framework for developing a holistic approach to mission that integrates evangelism, discipleship, and social action.
The Soul-Winning Church: Six Keys to Fostering a Genuine Evangelistic Culture
The Soul-Winning Church: Six Keys to Fostering a Genuine Evangelistic Culture
Six Keys to Fostering a Genuine Evangelistic Culture
Doug Logan
The Soul-Winning Church explores the essential elements of fostering a genuine evangelistic culture within a local church. It provides a practical framework for equipping believers to share their faith effectively and authentically. The book emphasizes the importance of prayer, discipleship, and community engagement in creating an environment where evangelism is not just a program but a way of life. It also addresses common challenges and misconceptions about evangelism, offering guidance on how to overcome obstacles and build a thriving evangelistic culture. The book encourages readers to embrace a holistic approach to evangelism that integrates personal witness, corporate worship, and community outreach. It provides a roadmap for churches seeking to become more effective in sharing the gospel with their communities and beyond.
Host Matt Carter teams up with Doug Logan and Jen Oshman to dive more deeply into the “all people” that Paul addresses in Titus 2:11. See how this “all people” vision for planting the church is essential for every church plant in every context, as well as how verse 14 offers a gospel flavor to speak comfort and correction to you when you need it most.
Matt Carter is Send Network’s Vice President of Mobilization and was the founding pastor of The Austin Stone Church in Texas. Matt earned an master’s of divinity from Southwestern Seminary, as well as a doctorate in expositional preaching from Southeastern Seminary.
Doug Logan, Jr. serves as the Pastor of Church Planting at Remnant Church in Richmond, Virginia, and he has authored On the Block: Developing a Biblical Picture for Mission Engagement and The Soul-Winning Church: Six Keys to Fostering a Genuine Evangelistic Culture.
Jen Oshman is an author (Enough about Me, Cultural Counterfeits, Welcome, andIt’s Good to be a Girl), podcaster (All Things), church planter’s wife, and mom of four daughters. She has served as a missionary and church planter for over two decades on three continents.
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