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Welcome to the gospel coalition podcast, equipping the next generation of believers, pastors, and church leaders to shape life and ministry around the gospel.

On today's episode, you'll hear a message from Lloyd Kim, originally given at TGC's 2021 National Conference.

My name is Lloyd Kim and I am the coordinator of Mission to the World,

which is the Mission Sending Agency of the Presbyterian Church in America.

And our family had the privilege of serving as missionaries for about 10 years in Southeast Asia, first in the Philippines for a couple years, and then in Cambodia for about seven.

And so today's topic is about unreach people groups, and which I believe is the most important social justice issue facing us today.

But before we begin, can I offer a word of prayer?

Father, we do ask for your help as we come and think through a very important topic today. Help me father by your spirit to speak just what you want us to hear.

Pray this in Jesus name. Amen.

So one of the trends that we are seeing today is a greater emphasis or interest, certainly in social justice issues, things like anti-sex trafficking, poverty alleviation, racial reconciliation, abortion issues.

And I will say this is absolutely commendable. Certainly our Lord will honor these efforts that we are trying to make to bring mercy and justice to this broken world.

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