As you may have seen on our social media, I was recently down in Honduras to work with local pastors there. It was a really incredible time and I was brought in by my friend Joseph Bennett. So I figured I’d record a podcast episode when I was down there with Joseph and his wife Rebecca while I was staying with them!
I believe the raw emotions of what they are dealing with each day will strike a chord with many of the church leaders who listen to our podcast.
So for Episode 23 of the podcast, I’m LIVE from Honduras talking with Joseph & Rebecca about what it’s like ministering in Honduras, their biggest challenges in marriage as missionaries, the difficulties of moving their family into a new culture, and more. This really is an honest conversation that you don’t want to miss — I believe it will encourage you and inspire you to hear about what others are doing to spread the name of Jesus:
Links to Resources Mentioned or Related
- Reach out to Joseph Bennett
- Reach out to Rebecca Bennett
- Learn more about the ministry of BMDMI
- 95Network One-Day Events for Pastors
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