Training a Global Pastor

from Pastor Pastor Hosted by The NETS Center

In Episode 6, Rob and Wes welcome a special guest to the studio—a pastor who graduated from the NETS Residency Program in 2016 and is now leading a vibrant, growing church in the heart of the Middle East. But his influence doesn’t stop there; he’s also at the forefront of a global training program that's sending pastors to plant churches around the world. This conversation is filled with gospel truth and encouragement, offering listeners a Christ-centered vision for church planting in the 10/40 Window. You won't want to miss this faith-building and edifying episode!

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