On Prioritizing the Church in Missions (Ep. 304)

Pastors Talk - A podcast by 9Marks

9Marks

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 698 Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2025

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Mark and Jonathan interview John Folmar and Scott Logsdon on their new Church-Centered Missions book Prioritizing the Church in Missions.

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Jonathan Lehman. This is Mark Devere. Welcome to this episode of Nine Marks Pasture Talk. It's been a while since we've done this. Isn't it still before Labor Day? We're not supposed to be here yet. I know. What are we doing here? Well, that's going to come out after Labor Day. But still, we know when we're here. Nine marks exist to help churches, no, help pastors build healthy churches.
0:24.1	I'm a little rusty.
0:24.9	Yeah.
0:25.5	Learn more at nine marks.org.
0:27.3	And if you're interested in supporting the ministry, go to nine marks.
0:30.6	Dot or talk.
0:31.2	That's slash.
0:32.8	Slash talk.
0:33.9	Slash talk.
0:34.7	Slash talk.
0:36.7	Although you don't spell out slash.
0:39.5	Thank you for that.
0:41.7	John, Fulmer, welcome back.
0:44.3	Good to be here.
0:45.0	How many of these have you been on?
0:47.3	Three, maybe.
0:48.4	Probably three or so.
0:49.1	John is the pastor of evangelical Christian Church of Dubai, though formerly he would have been introduced as the pastor of United Christian Church of the Dubai.
0:58.6	That's right.
0:58.9	Changed their name a year ago.
1:00.7	Yeah, a couple years ago when we celebrated our 50th anniversary, we revert back to the original name.
1:07.7	Thank you for being with us again.
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