EFM Podcast

Kentucky Mountain Bible College professor Jim Nelson shares what he has learned from a life of prayer. His joy and passion will encourage and inspire you to spend more time in a relationship of prayer with God.

Continue the discussion with Penn View Bible Institute's Director of Missionary Studies and Tom Tyndale as they discuss missionary calling, discipleship, and more.

Penn View Bible Institute's Director of Missionary Studies, Michael Mason, chats with Tom Tyndale about missionary calling, missionary success, and more.

Shepherds Global Classroom (SGC) has become an excellent tool in EFM's ministry around the world. In this episode, President Gibson shares the story of how and why SGC started, and the incredible ways it is being used to extend the Gospel.

Persecution in India is escalating as radical Hindus continue to intimidate and arrest believers across the country. Brother David shares his experiences and how he plans to move forward despite the struggles.

This episode is taken from a webinar hosted by Tom Tyndale in South Asia. The conversation continues with practical ways to participate in the fight against abortion.

This episode is taken from a webinar hosted by Tom Tyndale in South Asia. The conversation begins with a discussion of the biblical and historical basis for cultural engagement.

Tonweya, his wife Judy, and their four children live and minister in Detroit, Michigan. The Shermans are using a Business as Mission (BAM) approach to share the Gospel with those who would never attend church. You will be encouraged by what God is doing in Detroit and be inspired by the creative ways the Shermans are sharing the Gospel.

Dr David Bubb, an experienced pastor and certified church consultant with Church Answers, is passionate about empowering churches to engage with their communities for Christ. Listen to discover how your church can connect with the community and receive the tools needed to take the next step.

To discuss what a church consultation may look like or to schedule a consultation for your church, email us at connect@4efm.org or call (812) 275-7531.

The island nation of Sri Lanka is experiencing a severe economic crisis. Sri Lankan Christian, Brother Muralee shares the challenges his country is facing and how Christians around the world can help in these difficult times.

In his many years of foreign ministry, EFM president Stephen Gibson has repeatedly encountered bribery. In this episode, Dr Gibson and Tom Tyndale discuss specific examples of bribery and how one might respond from a Biblical worldview.

Please note: This episode may not be suitable for all audiences as it contains frank discussions of abortion.

Rusty Thomas was a pastor when he heard God's call to pro-life rescue. In this episode he outlines some ways of sharing the Gospel while interposing for the lives of the unborn.

Chaplain Jamin Bailey is a United States Marine Corps veteran of the Iraq War who now actively serves in the Navy. You will be inspired by his ministry and encouraged by what God is doing.

Please note: The guests hosted on the EFM podcast may not reflect EFM’s views. Additionally, this episode is not suitable for all audiences as it contains frank discussions of abortion.

In this episode Flip Benham shares his passion for pro-life advocacy and many experiences he’s had as a leader in the pro-life movement.

The G family, who have ministered to Muslims for several years, recently moved to the Middle East to begin a new EFM ministry there. You will be inspired by the work they have already done and equipped to support these EFM missionaries through this new challenge.

To support the G family and their ministry in the Middle East go here: https://efm.kindful.com/?campaign=1045828

In the midst of war and troubling times, believers in Ukraine are sharing their faith in extraordinary ways! Join Cal as he shares their stories in this episode.

PLEASE NOTE: This episode is a frank discussion about child sex trafficking. We believe the content is valuable and God-glorifying but understand that it may be triggering for some. Topics in this episode include kidnapping, prostitution, murder, organ trafficking, child rape, and other forms of abuse.

Randy planned to live a “comfortable” life of pastoral ministry, but God led him to an unexpected congregation. God in His love is seeking and rescuing the hopeless and abused.

The Angel and Gloria Leiva family serve as EFM missionaries in the Dominican Republic.  In this interview you’ll be inspired by how God is using every member of the Leiva family and be equipped to pray for their ministry.

Thank you to Steven Hight for interpreting this interview.

To support the Leiva Family and their ministry in the Dominican Republic:  efm-missions.org/about-us/missionaries/leiva/

What does family life look like for our missionary families? In this episode, missionary moms Naomi Litchfield and Amy Tyndale share their perspectives. You’ll be inspired by their creativity and passion for ministry.

In this episode Tom interviews local leaders who were led by God to fight for mothers and infants. You will be inspired by their passion and zeal for the scorned and helpless and challenged once again to be the hands and feet of Jesus.

In this episode Tony shares ministry challenges he has faced and explains his purpose for transition to BAM (Business as Mission). You’ll be encouraged to hear how God uniquely prepared him for this journey and be given tips for sharing the Gospel in your world.

In this conversation Tom shares how problems in the workplace can create opportunities for the gospel. We’ll also discuss how effective business management practices are relevant to the church.

A new associate to EFM is introduced. Don has been living and working in our country of interest for over a decade and has joined forces with EFM to help train local leaders in both theology and business.

In this exciting interview a passionate ministry leader shares how she is spreading the gospel in her home culture - one hostile to Christianity. You’ll be inspired and encouraged by the incredible ways God is using her to reach the next generation.

After more than 50 years of evangelistic ministry and 20 years as a Bible College instructor, Dave and Louise don't know when to quit. Instead of retiring, they have joined the ranks of men like Caleb in search of another mountain to conquer. Find out how this grandpa and grandma are giving their sunset years to global ministry with EFM in order to shine still brighter.

Discipling your children may be discouraging and overwhelming. As thoughtful and intentional Christian parents of four biological and two adopted children, Don and Karin Litchfield share some little things that lead to big results.

What are some of the pressing concerns for the forward movement of the Gospel in today's world? Listen in as Autumn interviews Tom Tyndale about his experience and history in sharing the Gospel in the 10/40 window.

EFM has found a family already serving in one of the 10/40 countries and has brought them on board. Get introduced to some new staff who are serving in the country of Thailand, where less than 1%  of the population are evangelical Christians! So far as we know these are the only CHM family in the country. Find out a little more about the spiritual vitality in a place that needs transformation and how you can be involved.

It's not very often that someone in "full-time ministry" joins a philanthropic  Rotary club. Hear about the experiences that happened with Tom joined a rotary club in country where he serves. This is a way that believers everywhere can serve as salt and light to share the Gospel in everyday situations - especially for those believers who are gifted in business.

Jesus' last command was to make disciples on a global scale. As a believer that should be your first concern, but the modern idea of discipleship is quite a bit different than what is demonstrated in scripture. So what does it really look like to make disciples?

4 Ways that EFM is Reaching Farther to Accomplish the Great Commission. Hear the president of EFM talk about the grown and projection of EFM into new fields, with new recruits and new means.