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The Broadcast Network exists to support, train and inspire church planters. In this podcast, we bring hangouts, teaching, and interviews with church planting practitioners and movement leaders.
Unknown Host hosts Broadcast Church Planting Podcast, a religion show with 300 episodes published.
You can also watch this session on our Youtube channel, please like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/N_Q89K8UMXU Calling tells you that God wants you to plant a church. Vision tells you what that church is meant to be. In t
You can also watch this session on our Youtube channel, please like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/phU_kabBKFw Church planting starts with a question that can be hard to answer: is this actually what God wants me to do? I
You can also watch this session on our Youtube channel, please like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/uMxga340Jqs After Pentecost the Jerusalem church was extraordinary, vibrant, growing and Spirit-filled. And for several ch
You can also watch this session on our Youtube channel, please like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/r6W2rflmPr8 In Mark 1, Jesus built something remarkable in Capernaum — the kind of church we'd all want to be part of. And
🎥 You can also watch this session on our Youtube channel, please like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/sgdRc6H__Pw Why build church at all — why not just evangelise individuals? There are practical answers to that question
🎥 You can also watch this session on our Youtube channel, please like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/XxrqThC_s5k?si=iEbYdD436EA1EMds Before you can understand church planting, you need to understand what God has been doi
🎥 You can also watch the conversation on Youtube, like & subscribe: https://youtu.be/vT3amC-Gt38 Andy Robinson joins us to talk about his new book The Big C in Me: Life, Hope and Faith on the road through cancer. Follow
In this episode, we sit down with John Risbridger to explore what it means to raise and develop emerging leaders in today’s church. John shares openly about the ongoing call to keep growing as a leader, resisting the tem
In this episode, Tom O’Toole chats with Fliss Riste, founder of The Reading Rebellion, a website helping parents, teachers, and church leaders discover children’s books that are not only beautifully written, but also ful
🎙️ Please note: The audio for this episode includes Yuika speaking in Japanese, with an English voiceover translation layered over the top. If you’d prefer to watch the original video with subtitles, you can do so via t
Aimé calls the Church to take child poverty seriously, not as a project, but as a calling rooted in Jesus’ own words. He shares moving stories from CRY’s global work and challenges the Church to serve the vulnerable with
What does the gospel look like in a post-Christian, hyper-secular nation? Nathan explores how the French Church is learning to live as a resilient minority, rooted in Scripture, distinct from politics, and shaped by a cu
Gino shares the heart behind church growth in the Philippines, not through strategy alone, but through deep, relational discipleship. Drawing on Paul’s words to Timothy, he invites us to lead like spiritual parents and r
Dan, a former lawyer now planting churches in Northern Thailand, shares how working in Buddhist and animist contexts has completely reshaped his understanding of the gospel, the Church, and mission. This is a powerful ta
What does Spirit-led mission look like across cultures? Soroush reflects on his experiences in both the Middle East and the UK, drawing on John 4 to show how Jesus models humility, hospitality, and radical inclusion. A d
Risa shares her personal story of spiritual emptiness, depression, and how she encountered the living God. Her testimony is a raw, hope-filled reminder that the gospel reaches deep into the heart, and that God still move
Donna tells the story of a displaced and neglected community in Burundi — and how God led her and a small team to walk alongside them. It’s a story of trust, relationship, and transformation that challenges our understan
In a world where mission is shifting and old models are fading, Rada unpacks a powerful framework for mission rooted in the Missio Dei, Incarnation, and the Kingdom of God. Thoughtful, theological, and deeply grounded in
Raj Saha shares honest lessons from building a multiethnic church in Teesside that welcomes the marginalised. From cultural listening to joyful hospitality, this talk is full of wisdom for churches that long to reflect t
Growing up under apartheid in Cape Town, Siviwe Minye reflects on how Jesus’ compassion in Matthew 14 has shaped his calling to be an activist for the gospel. He unpacks what it means to respond to injustice, racism, and
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Broadcast Church Planting Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 300 episodes.
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