The Sending

How should we engage with social media in 2026?

This is The Sending; a podcast by Mission Church in Morganton North Carolina. Our aim is to demonstrate how the Gospel sheds light into every area of our lives and how knowing this enables bold faithful mission. In this episode, Michael has a meaningful conversation with Mission Church member Wes Jones, about His decision to exit some major social media platforms. They take a look at what it means to be intentional with the time God has given and more.

The Crisis in Modern Manhood

This is The Sending; a podcast by Mission Church in Morganton North Carolina. Our aim is to demonstrate how the Gospel sheds light into every area of our lives and how knowing this enables bold faithful mission. In this episode, Billy and Michael discuss the crisis of manhood they see in our cultural moment. They unpack the decision to preach a sermon series on the topic and how the Gospel shows us all the path forward.

The Cost Of Being A Christian In 2026

This is The Sending; a podcast by Mission Church in Morganton North Carolina. Our aim is to demonstrate how the Gospel sheds light into every area of our lives and how knowing this enables bold faithful mission. Using Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Cost of Discipleship as a springboard, Billy and Michael discuss counting the cost of being a follower of Jesus in today's cultural Climate.

How To Read Your Bible

This is The Sending; a podcast by Mission Church in Morganton North Carolina. Our aim is to demonstrate how the Gospel sheds light into every area of our lives and how knowing this enables bold faithful mission.

Life On Purpose | How we order our lives around Christ

This is The Sending; a podcast by Mission Church in Morganton North Carolina. Our aim is to demonstrate how the Gospel sheds light into every area of our lives and how knowing this enables bold faithful mission. In this pilot episode, we talk about New Year’s resolutions; why we make them, why we abandon them so quickly, and what that failure reveals about us. Rather than chasing self-ambition or white-knuckled self-improvement, we explore a better way of ordering our lives—one rooted in formation, faithfulness, and desire shaped by Christ's love for us.