Whether you say “yes” to go to the mission field or support the work from behind the scenes, it all matters. Riaan talks with next generation leaders who are working in all aspects of the mission field, Jacob Hancock, Morgan Barton, and Kayla Greenwood. Together they remind us the difference between saying “yes” to assignments or saying “yes” to Jesus, even if it requires us to labor in obscurity.

What if the hard seasons we want to resist are the very things God uses to prepare and equip us for His calling?

In this episode, Jeff and Iris share how God used uncertainty and surrender to build a resilient faith—one that could say yes when He called them to go to Africa to reach people who had never heard the Gospel and stay faithful in years of fruitlessness. Their story reveals how endurance is formed in hidden places and how obedience is often shaped long before the fruit is seen. This conversation invites us to see our own hard places as preparation, not delay.

Child exploitation—not just trafficking—is the deeper issue, and the solution begins long before an arrest is made. Riaan and Britt unpack the real gap between advocacy and activation, and how parents, single men, and the Church can fight back through accountability, purity, and intentional discipleship. You’re not called to make people comfortable—you’re called to make them holy.