Dr John N Hamblin Evangelist Missionary Profile Podcast Season Three Episode 5

Dr John N Hamblin Evangelist Missionary Profile Podcast Season Three Episode 5

In this episode of the Missionary Profile Podcast, host Paul Douglas sits down with Dr. John N. Hamblin, a veteran evangelist who has been traveling, preaching revival meetings, conferences, and camp meetings across America for 47 years. Dr. Hamblin shares the story of his call to full-time evangelism, the burden God placed in his heart as a young man, and why he still believes revival is possible in America. The conversation covers the spiritual condition of our nation, the need for old-time Bible preaching, and the importance of churches staying faithful to soul winning, prayer, and the Word of God. This episode also includes practical encouragement for church members who struggle with fear in witnessing. Dr. Hamblin gives simple, helpful advice on passing out Gospel tracts, looking for open doors, walking in the fullness of the Spirit, and keeping a genuine concern for souls. Paul and Dr. Hamblin also discuss the influence of Dr. Tom Malone, his impact on young preachers, and what he would likely encourage, caution, and challenge churches about today. From strong preaching to biblical standards, personal soul winning, and old-time religion, this conversation is filled with wisdom for pastors, missionaries, evangelists, and young people sensing the call of God. Dr. Hamblin also shares personal thoughts about his family, his ministry legacy, his podcast Fundamentalism in Focus, and his desire to be remembered as a faithful preacher and soul winner. If you love revival preaching, personal soul winning, and the heritage of old-time fundamentalism, this is an episode you will not want to miss. Hosted by Paul Douglas Sponsored by MissionaryConnect.app and Digital Missions Display

Thomas Hawkins Samaria Prison Ministry Missionary Profile Podcast Season Three Episode 4

In this episode of the Missionary Profile Podcast, host Paul Douglas sits down with Brother Thomas Hawkins, a full-time missionary reaching inmates in prisons and jails across North and South Carolina. Brother Hawkins shares how the Lord used Scripture, personal trials, and years of faithful ministry to burden his heart for those many people may overlook. Brother Hawkins explains why prison ministry is a vital part of fulfilling the Great Commission. Inmates cannot come to the local church, so the local church must take the Gospel to them. This conversation reminds us that men and women behind bars do not merely need reformation; they need true transformation through Jesus Christ. You will hear about the importance of faithful prison outreach, the need for churches to be trained and consistent, and how local congregations can minister not only to inmates, but also to their families on the outside. Brother Hawkins also shares how believers can pray for inmates: that God would soften their hearts, remove distractions, and help them clearly see the truth of the Word of God. This episode is a powerful reminder that the mission field is not only across the ocean. Sometimes it is behind locked doors, inside local jails, state prisons, and institutions where souls desperately need the hope of the Gospel. Listen and be encouraged to pray, support, and consider how your church can have a faithful part in reaching the forgotten with the message of salvation.   SPONSORED BY: MissionaryConnect.app   Visit: missionaryprofile.org Listen on: Podbean, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and other podcast platforms.

Les Butler Missionary Profile Podcast Season Three Episode 3

In this heartfelt, unique, and spiritually rich episode of the Missionary Profile Podcast, host Paul Douglas welcomes Southern Gospel broadcaster, singer, and preacher Les Butler for a powerful conversation centered on calling, endurance, and the eternal impact of Gospel music. From his early beginnings to a lifetime spent proclaiming Christ through song and preaching, Brother Les opens up about how the Lord led him into what became not just a career, but a true ministry. He shares how Gospel music has been a tool God uses to convict hearts, encourage believers, and even call individuals into full-time service. This episode draws a strong parallel between traveling music ministry and missionary deputation, as Les recounts the challenges of life on the road, including financial uncertainty, physical weariness, and spiritual battles, while also testifying of God’s faithful provision every step of the way. A particularly moving portion of the conversation centers around moments when the Lord used a single song to deeply impact lives, whether bringing someone to salvation or stirring a call to ministry. One such message is beautifully captured in the truth behind the song “How Much More,” reminding us that if God cares for even the smallest parts of His creation, “I wonder how much more does He love you and I.” That truth echoes throughout this episode. God’s love is personal, powerful, and ever present. Les also speaks candidly about the changes he has witnessed in Gospel music over the years, offering wisdom and caution for the next generation. His burden for preserving the integrity of the message is clear, especially as he discusses songs like “The Deal,” which boldly exposes spiritual warfare and the subtle tactics of the enemy in today’s media driven culture. Beyond music, Brother Les shares how God has used him in preaching and mentoring young artists, emphasizing the responsibility of passing down truth with clarity, conviction, and compassion. Featured video from this episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOTvVTDqlPA [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOTvVTDqlPA] Learn more about his ministry and Southern Gospel outreach https://realsoutherngospel.com/ [https://realsoutherngospel.com/] This episode is a powerful encouragement to anyone serving in ministry, whether on the mission field, behind a microphone, or in a local church. It reinforces the truth that every believer is called to be both a missionary and a pastor at heart, faithfully using their gifts to spread the Gospel and invest in eternity.

Dallas Brown Burkina Faso Missionary Profile Podcast Season Three Episode 2

In this powerful second conversation with Dallas Brown, missionary to Burkina Faso, we dive deeper into the spiritual battles, unexpected blessings, and bold faith it takes to serve God on the front lines of West Africa. Dallas shares fresh insights from the field, offering an honest look at the challenges of language learning, cultural adaptation, and leading souls to Christ in a spiritually dark region. He opens up about the ongoing work of church planting, discipleship, and how God is raising up national men to carry the Gospel further. We also discuss the realities of returning to the field after furlough, the lessons learned during spiritual droughts, and the joy of seeing new believers grow in faith. This episode will stir your heart for missions and strengthen your resolve to pray, give, and go. 🎧 Listen now: https://missionaryprofile.podbean.com [https://missionaryprofile.podbean.com] 🔗 More resources: www.missionaryconnect.app [http://www.missionaryconnect.app] www.missiondisplay.org [http://www.missiondisplay.org] #MissionaryToBurkinaFaso #FaithInTheField #GlobalMissions #BurkinaFasoMissions #MissionaryLife #CalledToGo #ChurchPlantingAfrica #TakingTheGospelFurther #FromFurloughToField #EveryNationEveryTribe #MissionaryProfilePodcast #FaithInAction #StoriesFromTheField #MissionsMatters #SendLabourers #GoYeTherefore #KingdomWork #HopeInDarkPlaces #MissionsConversation #LivingTheGreatCommission

Pastor Dalton Grovenstein - Eternal Life Baptist Georgia - Missionary Profile Podcast Season Two Episode 14.mp4

In this episode of the Missionary Profile Podcast, Paul sits down with Dalton Grovenstein, Pastor of Eternal Life Baptist Church in Georgia and founder of GM Baptist Outreach. Dalton shares how God led him to start GM Baptist Outreach and how the ministry is helping churches around the world reach more people with the Gospel. The conversation centers on the use of digital tract technology as a practical tool for local churches to get the message of Christ into more hands and, by God’s grace, see more people walk through church doors. Dalton explains the heart behind the ministry, the real-world impact they are seeing, and how churches can take part in this growing outreach. This episode is an encouraging look at how timeless truth and modern tools can work together for the furtherance of the Gospel.   You can sign up for GM Baptist Outreach using the link below. A small amount or income is earned by using this link or you can go to their website for direct access. GM Baptist Outreach Affiliate Link https://annual.gmbaptistoutreach.com/annual-1?am_id=missionaryconnect