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How will Gen Z redefine global missions? With Lisa Pak & Mark Matlock

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Summary

In this episode of the Urbana podcast, hosts Mark Matlock and Phoebe Jeske sit down with Lisa Pak to discuss the intricacies of contemporary Christian missions. As a reverend doctor with a rich background straddling both Korean and Canadian cultures, Lisa brings a distinctive perspective to today's mission landscape. She emphasizes the importance of understanding missions beyond their colonial past, advocating for a more nuanced appreciation of the global church's evolving role. Highlighting the critical nature of intergenerational collaboration, Lisa passionately encourages Gen Z to actively engage in redefining missions, focusing on serving God in diverse contexts while learning from past missteps.

Lisa sheds light on her work with "Finishing the Task", a movement dedicated to mobilizing the global church toward fulfilling the Great Commission. She argues that your generation is exceptionally poised to make a significant impact, given its enhanced cultural exposure and propensity for social responsibility. Lisa’s message is both a challenge and an encouragement, urging young leaders to harness their unique skills and perspectives to drive meaningful change.

Through personal anecdotes, Lisa makes a compelling case for the potential of North Americans to contribute positively alongside the growing churches in the global south. Her narrative is a call to action, suggesting that by leveraging global connectivity and cultural diversity, this generation can continue to spread the gospel effectively and ethically. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of missions and the dynamic role young leaders can play in shaping it!

Show Notes

(00:00) Introduction

(04:37) Church Growth Strategies and Colonialism

(09:24) God’s Intentional Creation of Personal Journeys

(15:42) Embracing Global Experience and Leadership

(19:33) Questioning Colonization and Truth

(23:48) Reflecting on the Evolution of Mission Work

(28:38) Gen Z’s Role in Global Mission

(31:55) Rediscovering Faith Through Cultural Roots

(35:37) The Importance of Human Presence

(39:35) Empowering God-Driven Leadership

(41:24) Closing Thoughts

Links

Mark Matlock

Phoebe Jeske

Urbana

Urbana YouTube

Finishing the Task

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7 episodes

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Summary

In this episode of the Urbana podcast, hosts Mark Matlock and Phoebe Jeske sit down with Lisa Pak to discuss the intricacies of contemporary Christian missions. As a reverend doctor with a rich background straddling both Korean and Canadian cultures, Lisa brings a distinctive perspective to today's mission landscape. She emphasizes the importance of understanding missions beyond their colonial past, advocating for a more nuanced appreciation of the global church's evolving role. Highlighting the critical nature of intergenerational collaboration, Lisa passionately encourages Gen Z to actively engage in redefining missions, focusing on serving God in diverse contexts while learning from past missteps.

Lisa sheds light on her work with "Finishing the Task", a movement dedicated to mobilizing the global church toward fulfilling the Great Commission. She argues that your generation is exceptionally poised to make a significant impact, given its enhanced cultural exposure and propensity for social responsibility. Lisa’s message is both a challenge and an encouragement, urging young leaders to harness their unique skills and perspectives to drive meaningful change.

Through personal anecdotes, Lisa makes a compelling case for the potential of North Americans to contribute positively alongside the growing churches in the global south. Her narrative is a call to action, suggesting that by leveraging global connectivity and cultural diversity, this generation can continue to spread the gospel effectively and ethically. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of missions and the dynamic role young leaders can play in shaping it!

Show Notes

(00:00) Introduction

(04:37) Church Growth Strategies and Colonialism

(09:24) God’s Intentional Creation of Personal Journeys

(15:42) Embracing Global Experience and Leadership

(19:33) Questioning Colonization and Truth

(23:48) Reflecting on the Evolution of Mission Work

(28:38) Gen Z’s Role in Global Mission

(31:55) Rediscovering Faith Through Cultural Roots

(35:37) The Importance of Human Presence

(39:35) Empowering God-Driven Leadership

(41:24) Closing Thoughts

Links

Mark Matlock

Phoebe Jeske

Urbana

Urbana YouTube

Finishing the Task

  continue reading

7 episodes

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