The "Live Sent" Podcast

The "Live Sent" Podcast
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The "Live Sent" Podcast is an extension of The Way's mission to inspire and equip our members to live out their faith intentionally. Created for our congregation and those in our sphere of influence, this twice-a-month podcast delivers uplifting messages, practical wisdom, and spiritual nourishment to help you stay connected and live sent every day!
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The podcast focuses on themes of spiritual growth, mental and physical health, and discernment, with episodes discussing the importance of holistic health, recognizing spiritual attacks, and practical ways to incorporate faith into daily decision-making, including notable topics like balancing mental health and the role of scripture in discernment.

The Live Sent Podcast is an extension of The Way’s mission to inspire and equip our members to live out their faith intentionally. Created for our congregation and those in our sphere of influence, this twice-a-month podcast delivers uplifting messages, practical wisdom, and spiritual nourishment to help you stay connected and live sent every day!

In this eye-opening episode of The Live Sent Podcast, Pastor Jonathan Denton and Matt Huddleston once again sit down with Agustin and Damara Bizarron Tolman, missionaries to Mexico and leaders of Seedtime and Harvest Ministries, for a candid, cross-cultural conversation about life and ministry beyond the border.
From frozen jackfruit to shifting political climates, Agustin and Damara unpack how U.S. policies, economic decisions, and cultural values ripple through Mexican society—and directly affect their work on the mission field. With honesty and humor, they challenge American assumptions and highlight the relational richness of Mexican life, where family steps in where social systems fall short.
The episode closes with a fast-paced “Super Speed Round” where we get their takes on mental health in Mexico, the Church’s greatest challenge, and what to do about the ever-present distractions of smartphones and social media. Don’t miss this intriguing chat!
The Live Sent Podcast is an extension of The Way Church’s mission to inspire and equip listeners to live intentionally and stay spiritually connected!
Note: We apologize for the audio quality in this episode
Episode Highlights:
- How U.S. politics—especially immigration policies—impact missions in Mexico
- Why there’s no fallback plan in Mexico outside of family, and how that shapes culture
- Economic ties: when the U.S. economy stumbles, how does Mexico feel it?
- Busting stereotypes: what life in Mexico is really like (plus, a shout-out to frozen jackfruit!)
- Cultural contrasts in family dynamics between the U.S. and Mexico
- Super Speed Round: Mental health in Mexico, church challenges, and digital distractions
Call to Action:
Agustin and Damara are boldly ministering where faith meets real-world complexity. Join their mission through Seedtime and Harvest Ministries—bringing light to hard places through relationship, discipleship, and community transformation.
PRAY – Ask God to strengthen and guide their ministry, especially as they navigate cross-border complexities.
GIVE – Your financial support empowers real impact where it’s needed most.
GO – Whether through a short-term trip or longer-term commitment, consider serving alongside SHM.
Learn more and support their work at: www.shmin.org
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