In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, host Justin Khoe engages in a profound discussion with Nathan Sutherland, the co-founder of Gospel Tech, a ministry dedicated to helping young families navigate the intersection of faith and technology. Justin explores his own moral dilemmas as a content creator, while Nathan offers insights into how technology can be both a gift and a challenge. Nathan shares his journey from being a middle school teacher to starting Gospel Tech, giving practical advice on distinguishing between 'tool tech' and 'drool tech,' using the RESET framework to evaluate tech usage, and providing strategies for setting healthy boundaries around technology. The conversation extends to real-life applications, especially in parenting, helping children understand the impact of tech on their lives, and forming a healthy relationship with it from a faith-based perspective. Nathan emphasizes the importance of equipping children and parents alike to use technology responsibly without compromising their spiritual growth.

In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, host Justin Khoe interviews 21-year-old fitness coach and content creator, Hannah Roy, who integrates her Christian faith into her online fitness coaching. Hannah shares her journey from a general fitness influencer to a niche Christian fitness coach for women, highlighting how her decision to center her content around modesty and faith significantly grew her platform. She discusses the challenges of handling online criticism, the importance of maintaining her convictions, and the balance between faith and fitness content. Hannah also reveals strategies for acquiring brand sponsorships and building genuine relationships with her audience. The episode emphasizes the impact of integrating faith into various professional endeavors and encourages listeners to follow their passion while seeking divine guidance.

In this episode, host Justin Khoe sits down with Ben Adams, creator of Wooden Spoon Ministry, to discuss how social media can bridge the gap between online content and real-life impact. Ben shares his journey from losing freelance clients to using a wooden spoon as a microphone to spread the gospel through street interviews. This inspiring conversation explores the heart of digital ministry, personal outreach, and how God can work through any medium—even TikTok!

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Brady Sticker shares the secrets to using Facebook/ Instagram ads to launch BIG as a church planter

In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, hosted by Justin Khoe, the discussion revolves around the challenges and opportunities of growing a new social media ministry amidst recent algorithm changes. The featured guest, Basel, a musician and comedian, shares his rapid success on Instagram, amassing 32,000 followers in just six months. Basel describes his journey from considering deleting social media to using it as a ministry tool, learning discipline, and maintaining balance. He emphasizes the potential of digital missionary work, including the conundrum of social media as both a distraction and a platform for evangelism. Basel recounts personal anecdotes and discusses how opportunities through social media align with his faith-driven mission. The episode underscores the idea that trust and obedience to the Lord can open unexpected doors for ministry, even in digital spaces.

In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, host Justin Khoe interviews Pastor Daniel Hall about his innovative approach to evangelism using Facebook ads. They discuss how Daniel has successfully added 141 new members to his church in ten days through the Compassion Project, which focuses on meeting the tangible needs of the community such as providing diapers, food, clothes, and more. Daniel explains the process of setting up effective Facebook ads targeted at parents with children, the importance of community partnerships for funding, and the role of Bible workers in discipling new members. He also shares his personal connection to the compassion-driven outreach, inspired by the support his own mother received from church members. The discussion highlights the potential of modern advertising tools to reach and engage people with the gospel in today's digital age.

In this episode, host Justin interviews Jay Kranda, the Online Community Pastor for Saddleback Church. Jay delves into the evolving role of online church and shares his insights on making disciples through digital platforms. Since 2010, Jay has been at the forefront of building a robust online ministry, and he discusses how to go beyond basic streaming to create meaningful engagement with online small groups and tools like Zoom. He also introduces his new book, Online Church is Not the Answer, which offers a framework for effective hybrid disciple-making. Tune in for practical advice on leveraging digital tools for greater community impact and spiritual growth. Episode Highlights: 00:00 – Introduction to the Digital Missions Podcast 00:46 – Meet Jay: Online Community Pastor at Saddleback Church 02:27 – Early Days of Online Ministry 04:40 – Challenges and Innovations in Streaming 08:06 – The Evolution of Online Groups 19:59 – Strategic Wins and Building Trust 29:54 – Starting a Zoom Group for Church Activities 30:45 – Engaging Viewers and Forming Online Groups 31:52 – Zoom as a Tool for Large Gatherings 33:07 – The Power of Online Bible Studies 36:11 – Addressing Lurkers and Encouraging Engagement 39:58 – Quality Control in Digital Ministry 43:25 – Navigating Theological and Methodological Challenges 50:06 – Final Thoughts and Encouragement for Church Leaders

In this episode, Justin sits down with Hannah Williamson, a Christian YouTuber and preacher, to explore how to engage Gen Z through digital missions. They discuss Gen Z's digital upbringing, their status as the least religious generation, and how social media can be a powerful tool for spreading biblical truth. Hannah shares her personal journey, the challenges she’s faced, and her strategies for using social media effectively. Key topics include authenticity, local accountability, and adapting to social media trends. Tune in for practical advice and insightful conversation on reaching this unique generation. Episode Highlights: 00:00 – Introduction to Gen Z and Religion 00:41 – Meet Hannah Williamson: A YouTube Sensation 01:09 – Hannah's Journey to Faith and YouTube 04:05 – The Impact of Social Media on Gen Z 06:16 – Spiritual Warfare on the Internet 09:25 – Challenges and Strategies in Online Ministry 17:18 – The Importance of Accountability 20:43 – Engaging with the Public: On-the-Street Interviews 25:53 – Generational Excitement for Social Media 26:20 – The Power of Inclusive Content 27:25 – Encouraging Boldness in Faith 28:47 – Adapting to Social Media Trends 31:05 – Starting with What You Have 32:00 – Challenges of Being a Faith-Based Content Creator 40:50 – The Importance of Authenticity 45:00 – Final Encouragement and Wisdom

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Anil Kanda is an international evangelist, pastor, and host of the TV show, Hope at Night. Anil grew up Hindu/Sihk when he had a radical encouter with Christ. Since starting his online ministry 6 months ago, Anil has reached 8 million+ people with his new Youtube channel.

In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, host Justin Khoe explores how to leverage the internet for book launches. Joined by guest Kirby Kelley, an author, content creator, and speaker, the discussion covers her journey in writing and publishing 'You Can Be Free,' overcoming habitual sin, the roles of faith and divine timing, and the nitty-gritty details of marketing a book through social media. Kirby shares valuable insights on managing expectations, the publishing process, and balancing content creation with spiritual goals.

Dr. sherri is a former clinical psychologist turned thought coach helping believers brige the gap between knowing you’re redeemed to actually feeling, thinking, and living like you’re redeemed. She’s the founder of Thriving Thoughts Global a nonprofit redefining mental helath by helping people build and protect their own mental health by changing the way they think creator of the 7-week discipleship experience called “Mindset of the redeemed” and the author of the books, “Breakup Breakthroughs: Asking and Answering the Hard Questions So you can thrinve in the trauma of a relationship breakup” and “When people say things that hurt: a breakup breakthrough minibook.”

Dr. sherri is a former clinical psychologist turned thought coach helping believers brige the gap between knowing you’re redeemed to actually feeling, thinking, and living like you’re redeemed. She’s the founder of Thriving Thoughts Global a nonprofit redefining mental helath by helping people build and protect their own mental health by changing the way they think creator of the 7-week discipleship experience called “Mindset of the redeemed” and the author of the books, “Breakup Breakthroughs: Asking and Answering the Hard Questions So you can thrinve in the trauma of a relationship breakup” and “When people say things that hurt: a breakup breakthrough minibook.”

In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, host Justin Khoe discusses the intersection of faith and creativity with special guest Timothy Murphy, a talented photographer and videographer from South Africa. The conversation delves into why Christian art is often perceived as lacking and how embracing our creative gifts can enhance our spiritual lives. Timothy shares his journey from struggling with depression and comparison to becoming a renowned Christian influencer on Instagram, captivating audiences with his visually stunning and faith-driven content. Together, they explore the role of creativity in glorifying God, the challenges and rewards of staying true to one's unique artistic vision, and the importance of leveraging creativity to reach and inspire others on their faith journey. Tune in for an insightful discussion on using art to spread the gospel and the transformative power of embracing one's God-given talents.

In this episode of the Digital Missions Podcast, host Justin Khoe is joined by guest Abigail Skinner, a full-time missionary with YWAM, based in Boston. Abigail shares her transformative journey from becoming a Christian seven years ago to stepping into full-time ministry. She discusses the challenges of getting started in missions, dealing with imposter syndrome, and navigating the digital landscape as a relatively new believer. Abigail offers insights on balancing online content creation with full-time missions, the importance of community, and the impact of digital evangelism. Tune in for practical advice on discerning God’s call to missions, embracing your unique gifts, and inspiring stories of how God is working through digital content to change lives worldwide.

In this enlightening episode, Justin Khoe, host of the Digital Missions Podcast, explores the intersection between serving the Most High and navigating the demands of social media algorithms. Joined by Pastor Christian Velez from Oklahoma City, who has been a pastor for 14 years, they discuss the challenges and rewards of online ministry. Pastor Christian shares his journey from a volunteer pastor to an influential social media content creator with over 153,000 followers. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity, simplicity, and perseverance in content creation, recounting his experiences with investing in learning social media strategies and the ensuing success. They cover crucial tips on creating engaging content, balancing algorithm demands with genuine ministry, and the significant impact of online ministry in reaching millions. This episode is a must-listen for ministry leaders aiming to extend their outreach effectively through social media.

In this follow-up episode, we continue our conversation with Mallory Garza, an Olympic weightlifter dedicated to spreading the gospel. This week, Mallory shares tactical insights on blending faith with creativity in social media content. Discover how she uses unique approaches to share her testimony, the strategic thinking behind her content, and the role of divine inspiration in her creative process.

In today's episode, we dive into how the disciplines of weightlifting and faith intersect in powerful ways. We are joined by world-class athlete Mallory, whose journey from Olympic weightlifting to a transformative relationship with Jesus offers inspiring insights. Tune in as we discuss her athletic achievements, her spiritual journey, and how she uses her platform to share the gospel.

In this conversation, Justin interviews Erin, the owner of the Christian Apparel Company Sincerely by God, and her sign language interpreter, Heather. They discuss Erin's mission to bring the message of the gospel to the deaf and hard of hearing community through social media. They also talk about the challenges faced by the deaf community and the importance of providing access to the Word of God. Aaron shares her journey of starting an online ministry and the impact it has had on her and her followers. They also discuss the role of the church in serving the deaf community and how others can support this mission.