In this thoughtful conversation, we sit down with Jeff Henderson to explore how globalization, migration, urbanization, and the growth of the global Church are reshaping the way we think about missions.

Rather than offering simple answers, this episode invites listeners to adopt a posture of humility, faithfulness, and expectancy as God's mission continues to unfold in ways few could have imagined.

Throughout the conversation, Laura reflects on the realities of serving in a Muslim context - from navigating government scrutiny to protecting local believers while trusting the Holy Spirit to build His Church. 

She offers a refreshing perspective on what it means to love people well without reducing them to stereotypes or political headlines.

After being abandoned as a child because of a terminal illness, a young boy in rural India encountered Jesus in a dream and experienced miraculous healing. Today he leads church planting, Christian education, and ministry to vulnerable children across India. Hear a powerful story of faith, perseverance, and the unstoppable work of the gospel.

In this conversation, an experienced physician reflects on the journey that led him from family practice in the United States to decades of serving alongside local churches and medical professionals across the globe.

The discussion explores how healthcare becomes a bridge for relationships, discipleship, and gospel witness.

Speaking from northern Israel near the borders of Lebanon and Syria, Stephanie Quick shares how a series of unexpected acts of obedience led her to a region she never planned to call home.

The conversation explores life during conflict, what it means to minister in a place shaped by uncertainty, and how proximity to war changes one's perspective on worship, calling, and dependence on God.

In this episode, we talk with Larry Montgomery about what it actually looks like to go to the edge of the map. Together we unpack the logistics, partnerships, risks, and spiritual realities behind ministry in hard-to-reach places.

In this episode, Ron Houp sits down with Zach Meerkreebs to reflect on what they are seeing around the world right now. From growing prayer movements in Europe to a renewed hunger among younger believers to share their faith, this conversation explores a simple but critical truth: encounter with God must eventually lead to mission.

In this conversation, Curtis Elliott sits down with Lexington business leader Philip Petrie to explore how the marketplace can become a meaningful part of global mission.

In this episode, Jay Moon reflects on his years among the Bulsa people of Ghana and the moment he realized that a guilt-based presentation of the gospel did not address their deepest fears. That shift reshaped his theology of evangelism.

In this conversation, Ron Houp and Dr. Thane Ury reflect on why Mongolia matters now. They share firsthand stories of young pastors, first-generation believers, and churches being planted one relationship at a time. 

In this episode, we explore how equipping women with truth helps break silence, restore confidence, and activate disciple-makers within their existing networks.

This conversation starts with a simple question: what has short-term missions gotten right? The answer isn’t a strategy. It’s discipleship. Not discipleship as a program, but discipleship as formation through obedience, exposure, and surrender.

Edge of the Map is the podcast from GO InterNational that explores what it looks like to press into uncharted spaces, redraw the frontier, and do whatever it takes to carry the good news further.