209 - Get to Know Geoff Chang

Friends, the man who started the Disciple Hinson Podcast is back on the airwaves to bless us with his encouragement and wisdom from the life and ministry of Charles Spurgeon. Listen as Geoff reflects on five years since leaving HBC to serve at MBTS as professor and curator of the Spurgeon Library. He recalls his ten years of pastoral ministry here with joy. This episode is a treat!

206 - Get To Know An Elder with Ian Shanahan

Friends, please fasten your seatbelts, stow your electronics, raise your tray tables and seatbacks, and prepare to take off in this episode with our newest elder, Ian Shanahan. We are going to fly over his life story of how he became a pilot for Alaska Airlines, how he became the husband of Jeri Shanahan and father of Zoe and Jada, how he became a disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ, and how he became a lay elder at Hinson Baptist Church in Portland, OR.

205 - Fellow Workers - Where is Missions in the New Testament?

Welcome back to DHP and our Fellow Workers segment. Our goal is to look at Scripture to better understand God's mission and our role in that mission. This week we will look at God’s mission in the New Testament. You can follow along in the handout here. In future episodes we will hit on "what the world looks like today", lessons from missions history, HBC's approach to missions, and then ways that we can be involved.

204 - Fellow Workers - Where is Missions in the Old Testament?

We are starting a new series on the podcast based on a first hour class that Tanner is teaching. In the podcast, Tanner and Austin work through the content from the class at a slower pace. You can follow along in the handout here. Our goal is to look at Scripture to better understand God's mission and our role in that mission. This week we will look at God’s mission in the Old Testament and our next episode will focus on the New Testament. In future episodes we will hit on "what the world looks like today", lessons from missions history, HBC's approach to missions, and then ways that we can be involved. It’s called "Fellow Workers" by inspiration from 3 John 8: "Therefore, we ought to support such people so that we can be coworkers (fellow workers) with the truth."