A brand new podcast taking you inside the movement of God to bring the gospel to the edge of the map.
Edge of the Map Podcast
Where the gospel goes beyond the known.
The frontier of mission is shifting.
Cultures are changing, global voices are rising, and the gospel is being planted in places long considered unreachable.
Yet the Commission hasn’t changed.
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.
What you’ll hear…
Stories from the field you won’t hear anywhere else
Strategic conversations about how the global church is advancing
Global voices shaping the future of mission
Honest reflections on what’s working, what’s broken, and what’s next
Upcoming season highlights
Season 1: The State of the Commission:
What’s really happening with the Great Commission right now?Season 2: Edge of the Map:
Stories and strategies from places you don’t hear about anywhere else.Season 3: Can We Do That in Missions?:
Exploring how God uses our unexpected passions to reach the open mission fields right where we stand.
The Next Frontier (feat. Jeff Henderson)
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.
No B-Teams in the Kingdom
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.
The Church in a War Zone (feat. Stephanie Quick)
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.