April 10 2014
We hope
you enjoyed Sunday night's (March 29) One Mission Stories, OMS'
one-hour missionary interview-style radio program, featuring OMS
missionary Graham Houghton, a New Zealander who has served in India for
the past 50 years.
Graham
shared his story about growing up on a dairy cow farm in new Zealand,
not receiving his high school degree, yet God has used him in mighty ways.
Graham since has received not only a bachelor's and masters' degree, but
also his doctorate as well. Graham is married to Carol, an American who
grew up in northern India as a missionary kid.
Graham
is involved in church planting and theological education. His latest
project is raising money for a new seminary in northern India.
Here are our "After the Show" resources to better connect you with things you heard about on last night's program.
GO: Do you want to be a missionary, either short- or long-term with OMS? Check out the opportunities, including all the upcoming short-term trips with MFM.
GIVE: If you would like to donate to any OMS ministries, you can do so online.
PRAY: Pray
for Graham and Carol as they raise money for the new school in northern
India. Pray that the Lord brings the people and provides the business
visa needed. Also, pray for the growth of the church in India. Our
national partner denomination, the Evangelical Church of India (ECI)
reports that we now have more than 2,000 churches in India!
If you would like to pray for other OMS needs, visit our OMS prayer wall.
BOOKS/RESOURCES: Graham shared that reading missionary biographies is what helped draw him to missions and confirmed his call.
You can purchase all OMS books, including many biographies, through our OMS store onAmazon or
by contacting the OMS World HQ... call or email Lori Mcall at
317.888.3333, ext. 366, or email lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
OMS Outreach magazine was also mentioned on the broadcast. If you'd like to view the magazine, you can see it online here.
To connect your kids to fun mission activities, check out our One Mission Kids website.
For other OMS Communication resources, check out our media resourse website at www.oms.media.
INFO: Please
tune in to next week's One Mission Stories to hear a SPECIAL EASTER DRAMA. If you would like to
know more about any of our ministries around the world, please email us
at radio@onemissionsociety.org.
If you missed this program or any of our previous programs, you can listen to the PODCAST at www.onemissionsociety.org/radio, or click here to listen to the broadcast on podbean.
This podcast has an EXTRA segment, featuring more heartfelt stories of changed lives from Graham, only heard on this podcast.
Each week, you can listen live on Freedom 95 at 95.9 FM or 950 AM or live streaming at www.freedom95.us. Our programs air every Sunday night from 7-8 p.m.
Tags:
attitude of gratitude, be a missionary, become a missionary, call, calling, church planting, mentoring, missions in india, one mission stories, teach in a seminary, teaching overseas, training, world missions, theological education,
March 14 2014
We hope you 
enjoyed Sunday night's (March 16) One Mission Stories, OMS' one-hour missionary interview-style radio program, featuring OMS missionaries Jeremy and Melissa Reese, serving in Spain. The interview was done before they left for the field, but today they are there, ministering in youth ministry, teaching English, and helping plant house churches in northeast Spain.
The Reeses talked a lot about their personal call to ministry, missions, and specifically to Spain. It was mainly based on the need there. Out of Spain's 47 million people, less than 1% are evangelical Christians.
Everyone has a story ... enjoy the Reese's ... and make sure you take the time to share yours!
Here are our "After the Show" resources to better connect you with things you heard about on last night's program.
GO: Do you want to be a missionary, either short- or long-term with OMS? Check out the opportunities, including all the upcoming short-term trips with MFM.
GIVE: If you would like to donate to any OMS ministries, you can do so online.
PRAY: Pray for Jeremy and Melissa as they continue to adjust to a new culture, new language, new ministry, and as they miss family and friends back home. Also, pray for them as they await the arrival of their first child.
If you would like to pray for other OMS needs, visit our OMS prayer wall.
COMMUNICATION RESOURCES: Are you looking for OMS books, videos, OMS Outreach magazine, social media connections, etc...check out our media website: https://oms.media
You can also purchase OMS books by contacting the OMS World HQ... call or email Lori McFall at 317.888.3333, ext. 366, or email lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
If you'd like a FREE copy of His Banner Over Me by Florence Cavender, write to Lori at: lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
INFO: Tune in to next week's One Mission Stories for our a special encore presentation of OMS New Zealand missionary Graham Houghton, sharing about his 50 years of ministry in India. If you would like to know more about any of our ministries around the world, please email us at sloobie@onemissionsociety.org.
If you missed this program or any of our previous programs, click here to listen to the broadcast/podcast on podbean.
Each week, you can listen live on Freedom 95 at 95.9 FM or 950 AM or live streaming at www.freedom95.us. Our programs air every Sunday night from 7-8 p.m.Here are our "After the Show" resources to better connect you with things you heard about on last night's program.
Tags:
be a missionary, become a missionary, church planting, evangelism, give to missions, house churches, life changing story, missions in spain, oms outreach magazine, one mission society, short term missions,
March 10 2015
We hope you enjoyed Sunday night's (March 15) One Mission Stories, OMS' one-hour missionary interview-style radio program, featuring OMS UK missionary Alan Parkinson, serving in South Pacific ("the island"). Alan served as a high school chaplain at an international Christian school for three years, but now is involved with evangelism and church planting in this Asian country.
The show also featured executive director of International Ministries, Randy Spacht, giving an exciting update on the overall work of OMS. OMS, serving in more than 70 countries, is involved in evangelistic church planting, church growth and development, training leaders, partnership, and enabling or support ministries (such as MK teachers, administration, etc..) to allow the missionaries to flourish in their roles. GOD IS AT WORK!
Everyone has a story ... enjoy Alan's ... and make sure you take the time to share yours!
Here are our "After the Show" resources to better connect you with things you heard about on last night's program.
GO: Do you want to be a missionary, either short- or long-term with OMS? Check out the opportunities, including all the upcoming short-term trips with MFM.
GIVE: If you would like to donate to any OMS ministries, you can do so online.
PRAY: Pray for Alan and his family as they seek to disciple seminary students. Pray also as he works with local believers to multiply churches (use the training he's received on obedience-based discipleship) and that many new people would come to know Christ.
If you would like to pray for other OMS needs, visit our OMS prayer wall.
COMMUNICATION RESOURCES: Are you looking for OMS books, videos, OMS Outreach magazine, social media connections, etc...check out our media website: https://oms.media
You can also purchase OMS books by contacting the OMS World HQ... call or email Lori McFall at 317.888.3333, ext. 366, or email lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
If you'd like a FREE copy of His Banner Over Me by Florence Cavender, write to Lori at: lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
INFO: Tune in to next week's One Mission Stories to hear and encore presentation of Jeremy and Melissa Reese, OMS missionaries serving in Spain. If you would like to know more about any of our ministries around the world, please email us at sloobie@onemissionsociety.org.
If you missed this program or any of our previous programs, click here to listen to the broadcast/podcast on podbean.
Each week, you can listen live on Freedom 95 at 95.9 FM or 950 AM or live streaming at www.freedom95.us. Our programs air every Sunday night from 7-8 p.m.
Tags:
south pacific, missions, missionary, stories, chaplain, teacher,
February 21 2014
We hope you enjoyed last night's (Sunday, March 8) One Mission Stories, OMS' radio program, featuring OMS missionaries Storly and Kate Michel, serving with Radio for 4VEH in Haiti. Storly is the station manager, and Kate serves as the director of Communications and Marketing for the station. They make their home in Indiana, but they travel to Haiti several times each year.
Everyone has a story ... enjoy the Michels ... and make sure you take the time to share yours!
Here are our "After the Show" resources to better connect you with things you heard about on last night's program.
GO: Do you want to be a missionary, either short- or long-term with OMS? Check out the opportunities, including all the upcoming short-term trips with MFM.
GIVE: If you would like to donate to any OMS ministries, you can do so online.
PRAY: Pray for Michels as they make plans to travel to Haiti this summer to spend a month or so there. Pray for funding for the radio station, and pray that the radios would continue to be used to bring people in Haiti to Him.
If you would like to pray for other OMS needs, visit our OMS prayer wall.
COMMUNICATION RESOURCES: Are you looking for OMS books, videos, OMS Outreach magazine, social media connections, etc...check out our media website: https://oms.media
You can also purchase OMS books by contacting the OMS World HQ... call or email Lori McFall at 317.888.3333, ext. 366, or email lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
If you'd like a FREE copy of His Banner Over Me by Florence Cavender, write to Lori at: lmcfall@onemissionsociety.org.
INFO: Tune in to next week's One Mission Stories to hear from OMS UK missionary Alan Parkinson, who serves in the South Pacific. If you would like to know more about any of our ministries around the world, please email us at sloobie@onemissionsociety.org.
If you missed this program or any of our previous programs, click here to listen to the broadcast/podcast on podbean.
Each week, you can listen live on Freedom 95 at 95.9 FM or 950 AM or live streaming at www.freedom95.us. Our programs air every Sunday night from 7-8 p.m.
Tags:
be a missionary, become a missionary, give to missions, haiti, homes for haiti, missions, missions in haiti, one mission society, one mission stories, radio, radio 4veh, radio ministry, resounding hope, short term missions, world missions,
March 4 2015
“Be still,
and know that I am God.
I will be exalted among the nations,
I will be exalted in the earth!” ―Psalm
46:10
Be silent,
all flesh, before the Lord, for he has roused himself from his holy
dwelling. ―Zechariah
2:13
What
draws you to worship? What draws you to pray? I remember a business trip I took
once to Scottsdale, AZ, where I had about three days of down time. My bride,
Kathy, was able to accompany me. We decided to make the four-hour drive to
visit the Grand Canyon and to spend the night there.
We
had read about the Grand Canyon; we had seen pictures; we had talked about this
awesome wonder, but the fact is, we had not yet experienced it. This was our
chance. The entire drive was filled with expectancy as we talked about what we
might see and do. We were excited because we expected an actual encounter.
And
we were not disappointed. As we
approached the rim and gazed out over the expansive depths, the myriad of
colors, the complete vastness of this wonder of God’s creation we responded in
silent awe. Of course, we would talk about it later, but at the time, silence
seemed the only appropriate response to what we were experiencing. Not only
would our words have been inadequate, but any attempt at words would have been
a rude affront to what the majesty of this place demanded of us.
The
next day, as we prepared to leave, I wondered if those who worked here day
after day ever grew complacent to what surrounded them. Or did they find new
wonder as they approached day after day? Do we approach God each day, expecting
to discover something new about him, something we have never before seen that
results in a newfound sense of reverence and awe? Do we expect to encounter his
presence?
Dick
Eastman writes, “Worship provides an opportunity to encounter God in all his
fullness firsthand.” He points out that this worship is essential to powerful
intercession and describes worship as “pure, passionate adoration and fear of
God.”
Is
this how Jesus taught us to approach God? We declare him both as “Abba, Daddy”
and “holy” at the same time in the first sentence of the Lord’s Prayer. Eastman
explains that this fear is not the shrinking fear that John experienced when
all abandoned Jesus after his arrest, but rather, the holy fear expressed in
Revelation 1:17 when he encountered Jesus in all his glory and fell at his feet
as if dead. He describes this fear as an “astonished reverence, breathless
adoration, awesome fascination, and lofty admiration” all at once.
Eastman
concludes that this is an appropriate time for silence! And not only is it
appropriate, but our worshipful silence in his presence is linked to the
nations coming to know him. David declares:
“Be still,
and know that I am God.
I will be exalted among the nations,
I will be exalted in the earth!” ―Psalm
46:10
And
Zechariah writes:
“Be silent,
all flesh, before the Lord, for he has roused himself from his holy dwelling” ―Zechariah
2:13
In
this context, Zechariah is writing about the “Day of the Lord,” and this
command for silence is the conclusion to the nations coming to the Lord in
response to the worship of Israel!
“Sing and
rejoice, O daughter of Zion, for behold, I come and I will dwell in your midst,
declares the Lord. And many nations shall join themselves to the Lord in that
day, and shall be my people. And I will dwell in your midst, and you shall know
that the Lord of hosts has sent me to you. And the Lord will inherit Judah as
his portion in the holy land, and will again choose Jerusalem.”―Zechariah
2:10-12
By David Runge, Director of OMS World Intercessors team
Tags:
grand canyon, worship, silence, awe, prayer, be still
