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North American Mission Board

281 million+ people in North America do not have a relationship with Jesus. We can rewrite that story; we can change the statistics when everyday people get up, step out in faith and use their lives on mission for God. But this isn’t just the North American Mission Board’s story or even the Southern Baptist Convention’s story. This is God’s story. This is your church’s story. This is your story, and our goal is to help you find your role in that story and equip you to fill it until we see every Christian—every church on mission—sending the hope of the gospel across North America. Because, bottom line, everything we do is all about the gospel.www.namb.net

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Nov 6, 2026

Reece EverspaughSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:14
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Mark CliftonGUEST
37:15
and they have embraced this our team at the north american mission board has trained literally over 900 associational missionary strategists and leaders in how to deal with and talk to and counsel and coach declining churches to take a new life.
Mark CliftonGUEST
37:30
They are so thrilled about this.
Mark CliftonGUEST
37:32
And every state convention has somebody or some team that's focused on renewal and revitalization in a way we've never had before.
Mark HallockHOST
2:59
that's a great question.
Mark HallockHOST
3:00
I mean, I think what we talk about at the North American Mission Board is a church is renewed and always renewing.
Dan HurstHOST
3:06
And
Mark HallockHOST
3:06
so I think revitalization and renewal should be an ongoing thing.

21 MINS LATER

Dan HurstHOST
24:06
That's true.
Dan HurstHOST
24:07
Thanks for joining us today on Revitalize and Replant with Mark Clifton and Mark Hallock.
Dan HurstHOST
24:12
This podcast is brought to you by the North American Mission Board, where we help dying or struggling churches regain health for the glory of God and the good of their communities.
Dan HurstHOST
24:22
If you found this podcast helpful, don't forget to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to learn more about becoming a replant pastor or to explore revitalization resources for your church.
Mark CliftonHOST
22:46
Yeah.
Mark CliftonHOST
22:54
have I been this way? And I work with some young men at the North American Mission Board who are more than happy to acknowledge my shortcomings.
Mark CliftonHOST
23:03
And they will say, yes, you have been that way, Clifton.
Mark CliftonHOST
23:06
Or then I will ask my wife, you know, and she'll say, yeah, you've probably been like that.
Mark CliftonHOST
25:31
I'm sure they'll find some good use for it.
Dan HurstHOST
25:36
Thanks for joining us today on Revitalize and Replant with Mark Clifton and Mark Hallock.
Dan HurstHOST
25:41
This podcast is brought to you by the North American Mission Board, where we help dying or struggling churches regain health for the glory of God and the good of their communities.
Dan HurstHOST
25:51
If you found this podcast helpful, don't forget to subscribe on your favorite podcast platform to learn more about becoming a replant pastor or to explore revitalization resources for your church.
Dan HurstHOST
24:56
Okay, I'm in.
Dan HurstHOST
24:56
Hey, thanks, North American Mission Board, who's about to drop us if we do something on TikTok.
Dan HurstHOST
25:01
I'll guarantee it.
Dan HurstHOST
25:02
Come on, come on.
speaker_9NARRATOR
45:39
Gary Habermas, Liberty University.
speaker_9NARRATOR
45:51
Michael Lacona, North American Mission Board.
William Lane CraigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:00
You see, while Jesus was on earth, he made some really radical claims.
William Lane CraigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:05
He claimed to be the uniquely divine servant of God.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:00
Southern Baptists designate a Sunday to student baptisms.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:05
And so the North American Mission Board submitted a story about that.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:08
That is, of course, this Sunday.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:09
So by the time some of you listen to this, it might actually be over.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:18
And it's just a way for churches to...
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:21
Really try to reach the next generation.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:24
Shane Pruitt, who is the NextGen director there at the North American Mission Board, who recently wrote a book.
Laura ErlansonHOST
12:31
We've actually talked to him about this book here on the podcast called Reaching Generation Alpha.
Matt ChewningGUEST
7:15
You know that.
Matt ChewningGUEST
7:16
And we also have what I would just consider a loose connection with the North American Mission Board right now.
Matt ChewningGUEST
7:23
Yeah, yeah.
Matt ChewningGUEST
7:23
But I think we're just trying to figure out what does that look like for us moving forward.
speaker_8NARRATOR
45:40
Gary Habermas, Liberty University.
speaker_8NARRATOR
45:52
Michael Licona, North American Mission Board.
William Lane CraigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:02
You see, while Jesus was on earth, he made, uh, some really radical claims.
William Lane CraigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:06
He claimed to be the uniquely divine servant of God, and he claimed that the only way that we could get to God would be through him.
speaker_8NARRATOR
45:40
Gary Habermas, Liberty University.
speaker_8NARRATOR
45:52
Michael Licona, North American Mission Board.
William Lane CraigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:02
You see, while Jesus was on earth, he made, uh, some really radical claims.
William Lane CraigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
46:06
He claimed to be the uniquely divine servant of God, and he claimed that the only way that we could get to God would be through him.
Darin SmithGUEST
21:04
We have a lot of black eyes in our Southern Baptist conventions.
Darin SmithGUEST
21:08
But one thing we all agree on and one thing we seem to get right year over year is that when we send out our missionaries, whether they are national with North American Mission Board or international with the IMB, they are fully funded.
Darin SmithGUEST
21:21
How many of you all know someone who about every couple years they come back to the States and they're on a raising support tour? You know what I'm talking about? There are missionaries around the world who literally, because their organizations can't support them, they have to go and raise support.
Darin SmithGUEST
21:40
I want you to know that I don't want to take pride in our nomination, but I also want to just remind you that as you give sacrificially, you are allowing our international missionaries and national missionaries to just go do their thing for the truth.
Darin SmithGUEST
22:33
But thank you for your giving.
Darin SmithGUEST
22:35
It goes so far.
Darin SmithGUEST
22:36
And no, I did not get paid for that free advertisement for the North American Mission Board.
Darin SmithGUEST
22:40
But I want you to see the sacrificial support that goes.

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