The Practical Missions Podcast
Pod # 11 A Surrendered Life
I really appreciated moments where I’m able to be not so culturally alert
In this Pod, I have two cohosts helping me interview a woman who has a lot of passion, perseverance, and faith in Christ. We cover many cultural issues facing cross-cultural women in the Middle East and issues local women face too. We take a deep dive into honor and shame, staying motivated, making friends, and sharing the Gospel. I learned a lot from this interview, and I’m excited for you to be a part of it as well.
Timeline
- 1:00-6:00 Moving from thinking about missions to living in the Middle East
- 6:01-7:55 How was living in the Middle East vs how you thought it would be?
- 7:56-10:54 How did you deal with the loss of freedoms after coming to the Middle East?
- 10:55-12:08 How have your views of woman, honor, and shame changed since you have been on the field?
- 12:09-17:22 What did it look like for you to push back against injustice you saw in the culture?
- 17:23-18:30 Is respect hard to earn as a foreign woman in the Middle East?
- 18:31-21:12 How have you been impacted spiritually through seeing things through an honor and shame lens?
- 21:13-23:46 How does sharing your faith as a woman look like in the Middle East?
- 23:47-29:53 What are some of the biggest struggles local women are dealing with?
- 29:54-31:56 What is the role of local friends for you as a foreigner?
- 31:57-33:39 Do you ever struggle with the relationship between your mission and just being with people?
- 33:40-36:56 How would you counsel someone to make a friend in the Arab World?
- 36:57-42:21 Do you ever struggle with the motivation behind what you’re doing?
- 42:22-46:30 What rhythms of life keep you going on the field?
- 46:31-49:43 What are things you hold on to more tightly and what are things you let go of living in the Middle East?
- 49:44-52:49 How do you trust God in the midst of loneliness and discouragement?
Pod # 11 A Surrendered Life
I really appreciated moments where I’m able to be not so culturally alert
In this Pod, I have two cohosts helping me interview a woman who has a lot of passion, perseverance, and faith in Christ. We cover many cultural issues facing cross-cultural women in the Middle East and issues local women face too. We take a deep dive into honor and shame, staying motivated, making friends, and sharing the Gospel. I learned a lot from this interview, and I’m excited for you to be a part of it as well.
If there is a situation where I need help, it’s not because I’m a woman, it’s because I’m a person.
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Timeline
- 1:00-6:00 Moving from thinking about missions to living in the Middle East
- 6:01-7:55 How was living in the Middle East vs how you thought it would be?
- 7:56-10:54 How did you deal with the loss of freedoms after coming to the Middle East?
- 10:55-12:08 How have your views of woman, honor, and shame changed since you have been on the field?
- 12:09-17:22 What did it look like for you to push back against injustice you saw in the culture?
- 17:23-18:30 Is respect hard to earn as a foreign woman in the Middle East?
- 18:31-21:12 How have you been impacted spiritually through seeing things through an honor and shame lens?
- 21:13-23:46 How does sharing your faith as a woman look like in the Middle East?
- 23:47-29:53 What are some of the biggest struggles local women are dealing with?
- 29:54-31:56 What is the role of local friends for you as a foreigner?
- 31:57-33:39 Do you ever struggle with the relationship between your mission and just being with people?
- 33:40-36:56 How would you counsel someone to make a friend in the Arab World?
- 36:57-42:21 Do you ever struggle with the motivation behind what you’re doing?
- 42:22-46:30 What rhythms of life keep you going on the field?
- 46:31-49:43 What are things you hold on to more tightly and what are things you let go of living in the Middle East?
- 49:44-52:49 How do you trust God in the midst of loneliness and discouragement?
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