Live on Mission

The Joy of the Sower is the core value that sets people free so often. And it's not just about mission trips. This truth can apply to all of life. Check out the 4th part of our Core Values in Real Life series as Brad, Ky, and Shu talk about how you can find joy in sowing in all the areas of your life. 

Part 3 of our series on Core Values in Real Life. We are talking Ancient Work this time - how to find God at work around you and join in no matter where you live or what you do. Oh, and we also did some "getting to know you" stuff with Brad up front. 

We teach our teams biblical truths we call the iGo Core Values in order to prepare them for their mission trip, and to help them live on mission. But these Core Values are bigger than just mission prep. They inform our approach to all of life. Shu, Brad, and Ky talk through the Hope of the World in this second part of a four-part series called The Core Values in Real Life. Listen and share. 

The core values we teach at iGo definitely help you engage the mission, but they are much bigger than that. These biblical truths inform all of life. Brad, Ky, and Shu kick off a four-part series by looking at The Bottom Line - and how it shows up in every aspect of our lives. 

Join us as we walk you through the essentials of the iGo Training for Missions. This is a deep dive into the core values, our gospel-training, as well as other aspects. If you've never done anything with us before, this is a really good overview of our approach to training. If you are an iGosian, this will be a great reminder of the things you were taught. Listen. Subscribe. Share. 

In this episode, Brad, Ky, and Shu talk about the most underrated aspect of mission trips - training. Training mission teams can easily get overlooked, but it is crucial to seeing a long-term impact from a short-term mission trip. Check out what they have to say about why training is so important in part one of this series on mission training. 

In Part 3 of our Launch Box series, we talk about the opportunity to develop as a leader on the Launch Crew. Brad, Ky, and Shu spend some time talking about how developing leaders has always been a big part of the work at iGo. The second half of the episode is where they explain Launch Crew and discuss the need and the opportunity this year and beyond. Check it out and share it with someone who needs to consider Launch Crew. 

In this second part of our Launch Box series, Brad, Ky, and Shu talk about the focus of Launch Box on refugees and internationals in Texas. The nations are here, and Launch Box is a great opportunity to engage them. Listen in as we talk about why youth groups should engage the nations, clarify the ultimate goal of Launch Box, and explain what it means to be a refugee. 

And don't forget to clap for the Mayor! 

If you missed the first episode in this Launch Box series, go back and listen to This Thing We Call Launch Box (Episode 27) as well. 

Launch Box. You either love it or you're not really sure what it is. In this episode, Shu, Ky, and Brad explain what Launch Box is and why it is a fantastic mission experience for students. This is part one of a podcast series focused on Launch Box.

Do you love Launch Box already? Share this with your friends. Looking for a mission trip for your students where they can engage the nations right here in Texas? Please check this out. It seems like Brad believes Launch Box is for everyone, so let's go! 

One of the long-time iGo greats joined our podcast to talk relational missions from both sides - as a team leader and as a missionary who hosts our teams. Marc Morrow has a ton of experience with iGo over the last 20+ years and his stories from the front lines are so great! His family is currently in transition from one country to another, and he has been writing books that you definitely need to check out. Go to resonatebooks.com to find out more and support the Morrow family.