The Missional Leader Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/rob-hoskins-missional-leader-podcast A podcast for visionaries who lead with purpose and live on mission. Rob Hoskins, President of OneHope, has spent decades equipping leaders around the world to impact the next generation for Christ. Each episode will dive into conversations that challenge, inspire, and empower you to lead with clarity, conviction, and Kingdom impact. 2025 Rob Hoskins & OneHope 90a9c94d-fa9d-584f-ae42-5bf3399bcff1 yes 61c299f0-72f6-11f0-88b6-ed2c48ce8860 en Fri, 17 Apr 2026 09:21:45 -0700 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 09:22:17 -0700 https://robhoskins.onehope.net https://img.transistorcdn.com/JnJsZZ57cR6ysDQn26c2O0ZfW8uBtgwFK97kK2z-SxQ/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9hNWI3/Mzg3ODA2YmZjMmFk/NTUxM2RiY2UxZDQ1/Y2Q1MC5wbmc.jpg The Missional Leader https://robhoskins.onehope.net episodic Rob Hoskins & OneHope A podcast for visionaries who lead with purpose and live on mission. Rob Hoskins, President of OneHope, has spent decades equipping leaders around the world to impact the next generation for Christ. Each episode will dive into conversations that challenge, inspire, and empower you to lead with clarity, conviction, and Kingdom impact. A podcast for visionaries who lead with purpose and live on mission. Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist One Hope casey@newbridgestudios.com No No Solving the World’s Greatest Problems: Faith Driven Entrepreneurship with Justin Forman 2 2 7 7 Solving the World’s Greatest Problems: Faith Driven Entrepreneurship with Justin Forman full 88db9d18-5466-4618-9258-55acf6e260dc https://share.transistor.fm/s/bf782ec0
What if the key to solving the world’s greatest problems isn’t just bold ideas, but radical, faith-fueled collaboration? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob dives deep with Justin Forman, an entrepreneurial visionary, president of Faith Driven Entrepreneur, and a lead architect behind influential platforms like RightNow Media.

Justin shares his captivating journey from an “eager beaver” mission trip pioneer to catalyzing a global movement of Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs. Together, Rob and Justin unpack why today’s emerging generation is uniquely wired for entrepreneurship, creation, and collaborative impact - and how the Church must grow a richer theology of vocation, innovation, and generosity to meet this moment.

You’ll discover:

  • Why naming the “villain” is crucial for transforming good intentions into real-world action - and how bland, “Hallmark” storytelling holds Christian leaders back
  • How collaborative generosity, not just individual effort, is unlocking breakthroughs in Bible translation, higher education for the world’s poorest, and more
  • The seismic cultural shift: Why trust in small businesses dwarfs faith in government and even the Church, and what that means for mission-minded leaders

From the explosion of Faith Driven Entrepreneur - connecting millions of leaders worldwide - to the fresh initiative of “Solving the World’s Great Problems,” this conversation is both practical and inspiring. If you’re a builder, creative, or faith-driven innovator longing to see your calling meet the world’s deepest needs, this episode will challenge and equip you.


Are you ready to stop looking away from the world’s villains and step into a new era of collaborative Kingdom impact?


Show Note Links: 

CHAPTERS:
00:01 What Revival Looks Like When It’s Out of Control
01:08 Gen Z: Anxious, Secular—or Spiritually Curious?
05:13 Bold Faith: Gen Z’s Unexpected Evangelistic Courage
07:05 Post-Christian or Pre-Christian? New Openness in Europe
08:18 Students Leading Alpha in Public Schools
10:34 Youth Alpha Reimagined: Collaborative, Global Approach
13:58 Gen Z’s Search for the Lasting and Solid
14:57 Presence Over Programs: Gen Z’s Spiritual Priorities
16:46 Hard Questions, Thick Theology: The Shift in Discipling
19:11 Grace and Truth: Equipping Volunteer Leaders for Gen Z
22:02 Bible Sales Up, Spiritual Hunger Rising
24:13 Church Must Reform to See Awakening Become Revival
28:01 Guide Beside, Not Sage on the Stage
29:46 Real Relationships: Parents as Most Trusted Voices
32:08 Jesus Is Lord Generation: All-In Faith Stories
34:50 An Age of Collaborative Missiology
35:25 Closing Encouragement & Leadership Vulnerability

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What if the key to solving the world’s greatest problems isn’t just bold ideas, but radical, faith-fueled collaboration? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob dives deep with Justin Forman, an entrepreneurial visionary, president of Faith Driven Entrepreneur, and a lead architect behind influential platforms like RightNow Media.

Justin shares his captivating journey from an “eager beaver” mission trip pioneer to catalyzing a global movement of Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs. Together, Rob and Justin unpack why today’s emerging generation is uniquely wired for entrepreneurship, creation, and collaborative impact - and how the Church must grow a richer theology of vocation, innovation, and generosity to meet this moment.

You’ll discover:

  • Why naming the “villain” is crucial for transforming good intentions into real-world action - and how bland, “Hallmark” storytelling holds Christian leaders back
  • How collaborative generosity, not just individual effort, is unlocking breakthroughs in Bible translation, higher education for the world’s poorest, and more
  • The seismic cultural shift: Why trust in small businesses dwarfs faith in government and even the Church, and what that means for mission-minded leaders

From the explosion of Faith Driven Entrepreneur - connecting millions of leaders worldwide - to the fresh initiative of “Solving the World’s Great Problems,” this conversation is both practical and inspiring. If you’re a builder, creative, or faith-driven innovator longing to see your calling meet the world’s deepest needs, this episode will challenge and equip you.


Are you ready to stop looking away from the world’s villains and step into a new era of collaborative Kingdom impact?


Show Note Links: 

CHAPTERS:
00:01 What Revival Looks Like When It’s Out of Control
01:08 Gen Z: Anxious, Secular—or Spiritually Curious?
05:13 Bold Faith: Gen Z’s Unexpected Evangelistic Courage
07:05 Post-Christian or Pre-Christian? New Openness in Europe
08:18 Students Leading Alpha in Public Schools
10:34 Youth Alpha Reimagined: Collaborative, Global Approach
13:58 Gen Z’s Search for the Lasting and Solid
14:57 Presence Over Programs: Gen Z’s Spiritual Priorities
16:46 Hard Questions, Thick Theology: The Shift in Discipling
19:11 Grace and Truth: Equipping Volunteer Leaders for Gen Z
22:02 Bible Sales Up, Spiritual Hunger Rising
24:13 Church Must Reform to See Awakening Become Revival
28:01 Guide Beside, Not Sage on the Stage
29:46 Real Relationships: Parents as Most Trusted Voices
32:08 Jesus Is Lord Generation: All-In Faith Stories
34:50 An Age of Collaborative Missiology
35:25 Closing Encouragement & Leadership Vulnerability

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What if the key to solving the world’s greatest problems isn’t just bold ideas, but radical, faith-fueled collaboration? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob dives deep with Justin Forman, an entrepreneurial visionary, president of Faith Driven Entrepreneur, and a lead architect behind influential platforms like RightNow Media.

Justin shares his captivating journey from an “eager beaver” mission trip pioneer to catalyzing a global movement of Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs. Together, Rob and Justin unpack why today’s emerging generation is uniquely wired for entrepreneurship, creation, and collaborative impact - and how the Church must grow a richer theology of vocation, innovation, and generosity to meet this moment.

You’ll discover:

  • Why naming the “villain” is crucial for transforming good intentions into real-world action - and how bland, “Hallmark” storytelling holds Christian leaders back
  • How collaborative generosity, not just individual effort, is unlocking breakthroughs in Bible translation, higher education for the world’s poorest, and more
  • The seismic cultural shift: Why trust in small businesses dwarfs faith in government and even the Church, and what that means for mission-minded leaders

From the explosion of Faith Driven Entrepreneur - connecting millions of leaders worldwide - to the fresh initiative of “Solving the World’s Great Problems,” this conversation is both practical and inspiring. If you’re a builder, creative, or faith-driven innovator longing to see your calling meet the world’s deepest needs, this episode will challenge and equip you.


Are you ready to stop looking away from the world’s villains and step into a new era of collaborative Kingdom impact?


Show Note Links: 

CHAPTERS:
00:01 What Revival Looks Like When It’s Out of Control
01:08 Gen Z: Anxious, Secular—or Spiritually Curious?
05:13 Bold Faith: Gen Z’s Unexpected Evangelistic Courage
07:05 Post-Christian or Pre-Christian? New Openness in Europe
08:18 Students Leading Alpha in Public Schools
10:34 Youth Alpha Reimagined: Collaborative, Global Approach
13:58 Gen Z’s Search for the Lasting and Solid
14:57 Presence Over Programs: Gen Z’s Spiritual Priorities
16:46 Hard Questions, Thick Theology: The Shift in Discipling
19:11 Grace and Truth: Equipping Volunteer Leaders for Gen Z
22:02 Bible Sales Up, Spiritual Hunger Rising
24:13 Church Must Reform to See Awakening Become Revival
28:01 Guide Beside, Not Sage on the Stage
29:46 Real Relationships: Parents as Most Trusted Voices
32:08 Jesus Is Lord Generation: All-In Faith Stories
34:50 An Age of Collaborative Missiology
35:25 Closing Encouragement & Leadership Vulnerability

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Is revival quietly taking root among Gen Z, defying everything the headlines have told us? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Dan Blythe, Global Youth Director at Alpha, to uncover the spiritual hunger emerging across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

Drawing from two decades of hands-on youth ministry and a global leadership perspective, Dan brings unique insight into what some have called a “quiet revival”—where young people are flooding churches, asking hard questions, and picking up Bibles in record numbers.

Together, Rob and Dan explore the paradoxes of a generation that’s both radically open to faith and fiercely independent, eager for authenticity over performance, and demanding truth without easy answers. Hear how Alpha’s latest youth series is empowering teenagers themselves to lead spiritual conversations, fostering a movement where revival isn’t about hype, but about God moving outside our control.

Key moments include:

  • An inspiring story of one student who invited 100 friends to Alpha - and saw dozens encounter Jesus in a single week.
  • Why authenticity and vulnerability from older leaders matter more to Gen Z than perfection or performance.
  • How churches of all denominations are being challenged to reform and collaborate, creating space for the Holy Spirit to awaken a new generation.

If you want practical encouragement, cultural insight, and a vision for how all generations can join in God’s global movement, this episode is for you.


Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 

Quiet Revival One Year On: What’s the Story?*

*Note: This episode was recorded prior to an update shared by the UK Bible Society rescinding the original Quiet Revival study due to soundness of research methodology. Since this announcement, the UK Bible Study has published a follow up report confirming the core themes from the original study are aligned with other major research studies. The updated report is shared here. 


Alpha Youth Series 

The Anxious Generation: How the Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness, by Jonathan Haidt 

OneHope Research: Gen Z & Gen Alpha 

Collaborative Missiology: More resources will be coming soon! To stay up to date on resources related to this topic, sign up here.  


CHAPTERS:
00:01 What Revival Looks Like When It’s Out of Control
01:08 Gen Z: Anxious, Secular—or Spiritually Curious?
05:13 Bold Faith: Gen Z’s Unexpected Evangelistic Courage
07:05 Post-Christian or Pre-Christian? New Openness in Europe
08:18 Students Leading Alpha in Public Schools
10:34 Youth Alpha Reimagined: Collaborative, Global Approach
13:58 Gen Z’s Search for the Lasting and Solid
14:57 Presence Over Programs: Gen Z’s Spiritual Priorities
16:46 Hard Questions, Thick Theology: The Shift in Discipling
19:11 Grace and Truth: Equipping Volunteer Leaders for Gen Z
22:02 Bible Sales Up, Spiritual Hunger Rising
24:13 Church Must Reform to See Awakening Become Revival
28:01 Guide Beside, Not Sage on the Stage
29:46 Real Relationships: Parents as Most Trusted Voices
32:08 Jesus Is Lord Generation: All-In Faith Stories
34:50 An Age of Collaborative Missiology
35:25 Closing Encouragement & Leadership Vulnerability


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Is revival quietly taking root among Gen Z, defying everything the headlines have told us? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Dan Blythe, Global Youth Director at Alpha, to uncover the spiritual hunger emerging across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

Drawing from two decades of hands-on youth ministry and a global leadership perspective, Dan brings unique insight into what some have called a “quiet revival”—where young people are flooding churches, asking hard questions, and picking up Bibles in record numbers.

Together, Rob and Dan explore the paradoxes of a generation that’s both radically open to faith and fiercely independent, eager for authenticity over performance, and demanding truth without easy answers. Hear how Alpha’s latest youth series is empowering teenagers themselves to lead spiritual conversations, fostering a movement where revival isn’t about hype, but about God moving outside our control.

Key moments include:

  • An inspiring story of one student who invited 100 friends to Alpha - and saw dozens encounter Jesus in a single week.
  • Why authenticity and vulnerability from older leaders matter more to Gen Z than perfection or performance.
  • How churches of all denominations are being challenged to reform and collaborate, creating space for the Holy Spirit to awaken a new generation.

If you want practical encouragement, cultural insight, and a vision for how all generations can join in God’s global movement, this episode is for you.


Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 

Quiet Revival One Year On: What’s the Story?*

*Note: This episode was recorded prior to an update shared by the UK Bible Society rescinding the original Quiet Revival study due to soundness of research methodology. Since this announcement, the UK Bible Study has published a follow up report confirming the core themes from the original study are aligned with other major research studies. The updated report is shared here. 


Alpha Youth Series 

The Anxious Generation: How the Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness, by Jonathan Haidt 

OneHope Research: Gen Z & Gen Alpha 

Collaborative Missiology: More resources will be coming soon! To stay up to date on resources related to this topic, sign up here.  


CHAPTERS:
00:01 What Revival Looks Like When It’s Out of Control
01:08 Gen Z: Anxious, Secular—or Spiritually Curious?
05:13 Bold Faith: Gen Z’s Unexpected Evangelistic Courage
07:05 Post-Christian or Pre-Christian? New Openness in Europe
08:18 Students Leading Alpha in Public Schools
10:34 Youth Alpha Reimagined: Collaborative, Global Approach
13:58 Gen Z’s Search for the Lasting and Solid
14:57 Presence Over Programs: Gen Z’s Spiritual Priorities
16:46 Hard Questions, Thick Theology: The Shift in Discipling
19:11 Grace and Truth: Equipping Volunteer Leaders for Gen Z
22:02 Bible Sales Up, Spiritual Hunger Rising
24:13 Church Must Reform to See Awakening Become Revival
28:01 Guide Beside, Not Sage on the Stage
29:46 Real Relationships: Parents as Most Trusted Voices
32:08 Jesus Is Lord Generation: All-In Faith Stories
34:50 An Age of Collaborative Missiology
35:25 Closing Encouragement & Leadership Vulnerability


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Is revival quietly taking root among Gen Z, defying everything the headlines have told us? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Dan Blythe, Global Youth Director at Alpha, to uncover the spiritual hunger emerging across the UK, Europe, and beyond.

Drawing from two decades of hands-on youth ministry and a global leadership perspective, Dan brings unique insight into what some have called a “quiet revival”—where young people are flooding churches, asking hard questions, and picking up Bibles in record numbers.

Together, Rob and Dan explore the paradoxes of a generation that’s both radically open to faith and fiercely independent, eager for authenticity over performance, and demanding truth without easy answers. Hear how Alpha’s latest youth series is empowering teenagers themselves to lead spiritual conversations, fostering a movement where revival isn’t about hype, but about God moving outside our control.

Key moments include:

  • An inspiring story of one student who invited 100 friends to Alpha - and saw dozens encounter Jesus in a single week.
  • Why authenticity and vulnerability from older leaders matter more to Gen Z than perfection or performance.
  • How churches of all denominations are being challenged to reform and collaborate, creating space for the Holy Spirit to awaken a new generation.

If you want practical encouragement, cultural insight, and a vision for how all generations can join in God’s global movement, this episode is for you.


Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 

Quiet Revival One Year On: What’s the Story?*

*Note: This episode was recorded prior to an update shared by the UK Bible Society rescinding the original Quiet Revival study due to soundness of research methodology. Since this announcement, the UK Bible Study has published a follow up report confirming the core themes from the original study are aligned with other major research studies. The updated report is shared here. 


Alpha Youth Series 

The Anxious Generation: How the Rewiring of Childhood is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness, by Jonathan Haidt 

OneHope Research: Gen Z & Gen Alpha 

Collaborative Missiology: More resources will be coming soon! To stay up to date on resources related to this topic, sign up here.  


CHAPTERS:
00:01 What Revival Looks Like When It’s Out of Control
01:08 Gen Z: Anxious, Secular—or Spiritually Curious?
05:13 Bold Faith: Gen Z’s Unexpected Evangelistic Courage
07:05 Post-Christian or Pre-Christian? New Openness in Europe
08:18 Students Leading Alpha in Public Schools
10:34 Youth Alpha Reimagined: Collaborative, Global Approach
13:58 Gen Z’s Search for the Lasting and Solid
14:57 Presence Over Programs: Gen Z’s Spiritual Priorities
16:46 Hard Questions, Thick Theology: The Shift in Discipling
19:11 Grace and Truth: Equipping Volunteer Leaders for Gen Z
22:02 Bible Sales Up, Spiritual Hunger Rising
24:13 Church Must Reform to See Awakening Become Revival
28:01 Guide Beside, Not Sage on the Stage
29:46 Real Relationships: Parents as Most Trusted Voices
32:08 Jesus Is Lord Generation: All-In Faith Stories
34:50 An Age of Collaborative Missiology
35:25 Closing Encouragement & Leadership Vulnerability


]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Leading Through Multi-Cultural Division with Herbert Cooper 2 2 5 5 Leading Through Multi-Cultural Division with Herbert Cooper full 83c8e512-6f94-45ad-bd84-1b8875167a3b https://share.transistor.fm/s/631934a4
What if building a truly diverse community could heal even the deepest cultural divides? In this powerful episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Herbert Cooper, founder and senior pastor of People's Church in Oklahoma City, to explore what it really takes to champion unity, break down barriers, and lead a multi-ethnic church in a polarized world. People’s Church is a thriving multi-site, multi-cultural church that has modeled reconciliation and inclusion in the broader community and nation at-large through Herbert’s bridge-building leadership. 


From the very start, Herbert gets deeply personal, sharing how his own interracial marriage faced resistance, even from within his faith community, and how this journey of reconciliation shaped both his life and his vision for church. Together, Rob and Herbert dive into the essential question: Can the church look like heaven - diverse, loving, and radically inclusive - in a time when Sunday morning remains one of America’s most segregated hours?


In this episode, you’ll discover:

  • How intentionally building a multi-cultural church is not just a calling, but a necessity for leaders today
  • Why unity isn’t the same as uniformity—and how embracing differences actually makes the church stronger
  • The behind-the-scenes decisions and core convictions that drive
    Herbert Cooper’s leadership, from crafting welcoming environments to leading through cultural flashpoints with grace and consistency

Whether you lead a community, serve in ministry, or want to be part of healing what divides us, this conversation is an urgent and hope-filled blueprint for building bridges that last.

Episode Guide: https://robhoskins.onehope.net/leading-a-multicultural-church-with-pastor-herbert-cooper/
Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 


TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Grandmother’s Letter: Challenging Racial Beliefs
02:19 Surprising Diversity in Oklahoma City
04:12 Why Multiculturalism Was Day One’s Mission
07:14 Family Reconciliation After Difficult Conversations
08:47 Intentional Diversity: From Billboards to Congregation
10:21 The Challenge of Black Leadership in Diverse Churches
13:26 Leading Through Cultural Flashpoints
15:43 The Power of Consistency Over Reaction
17:33 Unity Without Uniformity: Embracing Differences
20:16 America’s Changing Demographics Demand New Leadership
22:23 Pastoral Intentionality Shapes Church Demographics
25:49 Growing Through Different Perspectives
26:54 Why Pastors Must Become Missionaries
28:13 Creating Hard Conversations Across Racial Lines
29:33 The Church’s Role in Healing Division

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What if building a truly diverse community could heal even the deepest cultural divides? In this powerful episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Herbert Cooper, founder and senior pastor of People's Church in Oklahoma City, to explore what it really takes to champion unity, break down barriers, and lead a multi-ethnic church in a polarized world. People’s Church is a thriving multi-site, multi-cultural church that has modeled reconciliation and inclusion in the broader community and nation at-large through Herbert’s bridge-building leadership. 


From the very start, Herbert gets deeply personal, sharing how his own interracial marriage faced resistance, even from within his faith community, and how this journey of reconciliation shaped both his life and his vision for church. Together, Rob and Herbert dive into the essential question: Can the church look like heaven - diverse, loving, and radically inclusive - in a time when Sunday morning remains one of America’s most segregated hours?


In this episode, you’ll discover:

  • How intentionally building a multi-cultural church is not just a calling, but a necessity for leaders today
  • Why unity isn’t the same as uniformity—and how embracing differences actually makes the church stronger
  • The behind-the-scenes decisions and core convictions that drive
    Herbert Cooper’s leadership, from crafting welcoming environments to leading through cultural flashpoints with grace and consistency

Whether you lead a community, serve in ministry, or want to be part of healing what divides us, this conversation is an urgent and hope-filled blueprint for building bridges that last.

Episode Guide: https://robhoskins.onehope.net/leading-a-multicultural-church-with-pastor-herbert-cooper/
Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 


TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Grandmother’s Letter: Challenging Racial Beliefs
02:19 Surprising Diversity in Oklahoma City
04:12 Why Multiculturalism Was Day One’s Mission
07:14 Family Reconciliation After Difficult Conversations
08:47 Intentional Diversity: From Billboards to Congregation
10:21 The Challenge of Black Leadership in Diverse Churches
13:26 Leading Through Cultural Flashpoints
15:43 The Power of Consistency Over Reaction
17:33 Unity Without Uniformity: Embracing Differences
20:16 America’s Changing Demographics Demand New Leadership
22:23 Pastoral Intentionality Shapes Church Demographics
25:49 Growing Through Different Perspectives
26:54 Why Pastors Must Become Missionaries
28:13 Creating Hard Conversations Across Racial Lines
29:33 The Church’s Role in Healing Division

]]> Thu, 19 Mar 2026 12:47:03 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1853
What if building a truly diverse community could heal even the deepest cultural divides? In this powerful episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Herbert Cooper, founder and senior pastor of People's Church in Oklahoma City, to explore what it really takes to champion unity, break down barriers, and lead a multi-ethnic church in a polarized world. People’s Church is a thriving multi-site, multi-cultural church that has modeled reconciliation and inclusion in the broader community and nation at-large through Herbert’s bridge-building leadership. 


From the very start, Herbert gets deeply personal, sharing how his own interracial marriage faced resistance, even from within his faith community, and how this journey of reconciliation shaped both his life and his vision for church. Together, Rob and Herbert dive into the essential question: Can the church look like heaven - diverse, loving, and radically inclusive - in a time when Sunday morning remains one of America’s most segregated hours?


In this episode, you’ll discover:

  • How intentionally building a multi-cultural church is not just a calling, but a necessity for leaders today
  • Why unity isn’t the same as uniformity—and how embracing differences actually makes the church stronger
  • The behind-the-scenes decisions and core convictions that drive
    Herbert Cooper’s leadership, from crafting welcoming environments to leading through cultural flashpoints with grace and consistency

Whether you lead a community, serve in ministry, or want to be part of healing what divides us, this conversation is an urgent and hope-filled blueprint for building bridges that last.

Episode Guide: https://robhoskins.onehope.net/leading-a-multicultural-church-with-pastor-herbert-cooper/
Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 


TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Grandmother’s Letter: Challenging Racial Beliefs
02:19 Surprising Diversity in Oklahoma City
04:12 Why Multiculturalism Was Day One’s Mission
07:14 Family Reconciliation After Difficult Conversations
08:47 Intentional Diversity: From Billboards to Congregation
10:21 The Challenge of Black Leadership in Diverse Churches
13:26 Leading Through Cultural Flashpoints
15:43 The Power of Consistency Over Reaction
17:33 Unity Without Uniformity: Embracing Differences
20:16 America’s Changing Demographics Demand New Leadership
22:23 Pastoral Intentionality Shapes Church Demographics
25:49 Growing Through Different Perspectives
26:54 Why Pastors Must Become Missionaries
28:13 Creating Hard Conversations Across Racial Lines
29:33 The Church’s Role in Healing Division

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Why I Almost Didn’t Start This Podcast: Missional Leadership Across Generations 2 2 4 4 Why I Almost Didn’t Start This Podcast: Missional Leadership Across Generations full 01ac4235-86d3-470f-98f7-5c04840d83bc https://share.transistor.fm/s/fe5658bd What happens when seasoned leaders and rising voices sit down as peers, not just to teach but learn from each other? In this special “living room” edition of The Missional Leader, Rob is joined by two trailblazing friends and young leaders: Charlee Tchividjian, a passionate founder radically reshaping foster care prevention, and André Ito Gonçalves, a former Netflix executive turned global church planter and marketing leader. Together with these young leaders, Rob reflects on his experience in launching the podcast and how he values continuous learning from emerging nextgen voices. 

Charlee shares her journey from a difficult, faith-shaping upbringing to founding EMA.org, a flourishing nonprofit helping thousands of at-risk moms stay with their children, reflecting on how pain, risk, and Spirit-led conviction formed her leadership. Andre unpacks “polycentric leadership” with Rob, a fluid multi-vocational approach to calling, and how mentorship across ages can unlock personal purpose and Kingdom impact. Rob reflects on the “ikigai” framework, and how leaders can discern their unique calling at the intersection of passion, skill, need, and sustainability in a rapidly-changing world.

Whether you’re mentoring or being mentored, building something new or stewarding something established, this episode offers practical insight and honest encouragement for leaders who believe the future is built together - across generations.

Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation!
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/TML-S2-E4-Charlee-Tchividjian-Andre-Ito-Goncalves-Episode-Guide-1.pdf
Ikigai Framework: What Do I Do With My Life?
Polycentric Leadership
Gen Alpha Research: A Worldwide Look at the Most Connected & Curious Generation 
EMA (Every Mother’s Advocate)
— Ministry founded by Charlee Tchividjian to support mothers at risk of losing custody.
Dunamis Movement / Zion Church | Dunamis Movement
— Brazilian-based movement and church led by Teo Hayashi.
The Send
— Global missions movement referenced in context of Brazilian stadium events.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 7 Months, 1.2 Million Downloads: A Surprising Milestone
02:17 Charlee’s Wild-Child Story and Africa Turning Point
05:00 Every Mother’s Advocate: Preventing Foster Care Crisis
07:43 From Netflix to Ministry: André’s Polycentric Leadership Journey
12:45 Building a Global, Intergenerational Podcast Community
15:13 Behind the Mic: Audience Stories of Transformation
18:02 Deep Dives vs. Longform: The Show’s Conversation Format
20:51 Authenticity & Completion Rates: Podcast’s Unusual Success
24:49 Most Impactful Episodes: Founder Stories and Legacy
27:16 Bob’s Faith and the Power of Fresh Anointing
29:35 Risk, Innovation, and Failures: Lessons from YouVersion
33:04 Real-Time Application: Leadership Through Failure
34:42 Dunamis Movement & The Send: Mobilizing Missions at Scale
37:41 Discipleship Deep Dive: Filling the Global Leadership Vacuum
39:32 The Ikigai Model: Finding Purpose in Calling
46:49 Serving to Find Vision: Breaking the Calling Paralysis
47:54 The Real Meaning of Ministry: Beyond the Pulpit
51:42 Calling and Purpose: Not Just for the “Elite”
53:34 Avoiding Comparison: Courage for Individual Vocations
56:25 Closing: Join the Community & What’s Next for Season 2

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https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> What happens when seasoned leaders and rising voices sit down as peers, not just to teach but learn from each other? In this special “living room” edition of The Missional Leader, Rob is joined by two trailblazing friends and young leaders: Charlee Tchividjian, a passionate founder radically reshaping foster care prevention, and André Ito Gonçalves, a former Netflix executive turned global church planter and marketing leader. Together with these young leaders, Rob reflects on his experience in launching the podcast and how he values continuous learning from emerging nextgen voices. 

Charlee shares her journey from a difficult, faith-shaping upbringing to founding EMA.org, a flourishing nonprofit helping thousands of at-risk moms stay with their children, reflecting on how pain, risk, and Spirit-led conviction formed her leadership. Andre unpacks “polycentric leadership” with Rob, a fluid multi-vocational approach to calling, and how mentorship across ages can unlock personal purpose and Kingdom impact. Rob reflects on the “ikigai” framework, and how leaders can discern their unique calling at the intersection of passion, skill, need, and sustainability in a rapidly-changing world.

Whether you’re mentoring or being mentored, building something new or stewarding something established, this episode offers practical insight and honest encouragement for leaders who believe the future is built together - across generations.

Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation!
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/TML-S2-E4-Charlee-Tchividjian-Andre-Ito-Goncalves-Episode-Guide-1.pdf
Ikigai Framework: What Do I Do With My Life?
Polycentric Leadership
Gen Alpha Research: A Worldwide Look at the Most Connected & Curious Generation 
EMA (Every Mother’s Advocate)
— Ministry founded by Charlee Tchividjian to support mothers at risk of losing custody.
Dunamis Movement / Zion Church | Dunamis Movement
— Brazilian-based movement and church led by Teo Hayashi.
The Send
— Global missions movement referenced in context of Brazilian stadium events.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 7 Months, 1.2 Million Downloads: A Surprising Milestone
02:17 Charlee’s Wild-Child Story and Africa Turning Point
05:00 Every Mother’s Advocate: Preventing Foster Care Crisis
07:43 From Netflix to Ministry: André’s Polycentric Leadership Journey
12:45 Building a Global, Intergenerational Podcast Community
15:13 Behind the Mic: Audience Stories of Transformation
18:02 Deep Dives vs. Longform: The Show’s Conversation Format
20:51 Authenticity & Completion Rates: Podcast’s Unusual Success
24:49 Most Impactful Episodes: Founder Stories and Legacy
27:16 Bob’s Faith and the Power of Fresh Anointing
29:35 Risk, Innovation, and Failures: Lessons from YouVersion
33:04 Real-Time Application: Leadership Through Failure
34:42 Dunamis Movement & The Send: Mobilizing Missions at Scale
37:41 Discipleship Deep Dive: Filling the Global Leadership Vacuum
39:32 The Ikigai Model: Finding Purpose in Calling
46:49 Serving to Find Vision: Breaking the Calling Paralysis
47:54 The Real Meaning of Ministry: Beyond the Pulpit
51:42 Calling and Purpose: Not Just for the “Elite”
53:34 Avoiding Comparison: Courage for Individual Vocations
56:25 Closing: Join the Community & What’s Next for Season 2

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Thu, 05 Mar 2026 13:56:24 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 3564 What happens when seasoned leaders and rising voices sit down as peers, not just to teach but learn from each other? In this special “living room” edition of The Missional Leader, Rob is joined by two trailblazing friends and young leaders: Charlee Tchividjian, a passionate founder radically reshaping foster care prevention, and André Ito Gonçalves, a former Netflix executive turned global church planter and marketing leader. Together with these young leaders, Rob reflects on his experience in launching the podcast and how he values continuous learning from emerging nextgen voices. 

Charlee shares her journey from a difficult, faith-shaping upbringing to founding EMA.org, a flourishing nonprofit helping thousands of at-risk moms stay with their children, reflecting on how pain, risk, and Spirit-led conviction formed her leadership. Andre unpacks “polycentric leadership” with Rob, a fluid multi-vocational approach to calling, and how mentorship across ages can unlock personal purpose and Kingdom impact. Rob reflects on the “ikigai” framework, and how leaders can discern their unique calling at the intersection of passion, skill, need, and sustainability in a rapidly-changing world.

Whether you’re mentoring or being mentored, building something new or stewarding something established, this episode offers practical insight and honest encouragement for leaders who believe the future is built together - across generations.

Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation!
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/TML-S2-E4-Charlee-Tchividjian-Andre-Ito-Goncalves-Episode-Guide-1.pdf
Ikigai Framework: What Do I Do With My Life?
Polycentric Leadership
Gen Alpha Research: A Worldwide Look at the Most Connected & Curious Generation 
EMA (Every Mother’s Advocate)
— Ministry founded by Charlee Tchividjian to support mothers at risk of losing custody.
Dunamis Movement / Zion Church | Dunamis Movement
— Brazilian-based movement and church led by Teo Hayashi.
The Send
— Global missions movement referenced in context of Brazilian stadium events.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 7 Months, 1.2 Million Downloads: A Surprising Milestone
02:17 Charlee’s Wild-Child Story and Africa Turning Point
05:00 Every Mother’s Advocate: Preventing Foster Care Crisis
07:43 From Netflix to Ministry: André’s Polycentric Leadership Journey
12:45 Building a Global, Intergenerational Podcast Community
15:13 Behind the Mic: Audience Stories of Transformation
18:02 Deep Dives vs. Longform: The Show’s Conversation Format
20:51 Authenticity & Completion Rates: Podcast’s Unusual Success
24:49 Most Impactful Episodes: Founder Stories and Legacy
27:16 Bob’s Faith and the Power of Fresh Anointing
29:35 Risk, Innovation, and Failures: Lessons from YouVersion
33:04 Real-Time Application: Leadership Through Failure
34:42 Dunamis Movement & The Send: Mobilizing Missions at Scale
37:41 Discipleship Deep Dive: Filling the Global Leadership Vacuum
39:32 The Ikigai Model: Finding Purpose in Calling
46:49 Serving to Find Vision: Breaking the Calling Paralysis
47:54 The Real Meaning of Ministry: Beyond the Pulpit
51:42 Calling and Purpose: Not Just for the “Elite”
53:34 Avoiding Comparison: Courage for Individual Vocations
56:25 Closing: Join the Community & What’s Next for Season 2

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Generative AI and the Future of the Church with Bobby Gruenewald 2 2 3 3 Generative AI and the Future of the Church with Bobby Gruenewald full 1e39ce76-391f-474e-bf03-e7aa678465d1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/afff8dd1
Is AI a powerful tool for the Kingdom—or a ticking time bomb in the hands of the church? In this episode, Rob sits down with returning guest Bobby Gruenewald, founder and CEO of YouVersion, to tackle the hard questions surrounding generative AI at the intersection of faith and technology.

With over half of OneHope’s global reach now digital, and the rapid rise of generative AI making headlines worldwide, Rob and Bobby pull back the curtain on their own wrestling with the promises and pitfalls of this revolutionary technology. From initial enthusiasm to ethical hesitation, Bobby candidly shares how he’s navigating both hope and real-world concerns as he stewards the world’s most popular Bible app—and why this moment may be more transformational (or dangerous) than many imagine.


Discover why Bobby believes the hype around AI is rarely as simple as utopia or dystopia, and why it’s vital for Christian leaders to cut through the noise with discernment and wisdom. You’ll hear unfiltered stories from the front lines: the unexpected hazards uncovered when testing AI “Bible bots,” the non-negotiables for theological accuracy and safety, and why technology’s “messy middle” demands humility, not fear.

If you care about digital evangelism, ministry innovation, and the future of the church in an AI-driven world, this episode will equip you with questions, cautions, and conviction for the road ahead.

Subscribe for more conversations like this—where truth, technology, and mission meet.


Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation!
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/TML-S2-E3-Bobby-Gruenewald-Episode-Guide-.pdf


YouVersion Bible App
— Bible app founded by Bobby Gruenewald; frequently referenced as “the Bible app”
https://www.youversion.com/the-bible-app/


Gloo
— Mentioned as a ministry/tech partner and for an AI study on Bible accuracy
https://gloo.com/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Utopian vs. Dystopian Tech Narratives
01:06 Generative AI: Hype, Concerns, and Kingdom Use
03:10 Early Adoption and Digital Evangelism Realities
05:05 Why YouVersion Held Off on AI Chatbots
08:56 Shocking Flaws in Christian AI Tools
12:56 AI Prompt Test: 14-Year-Old Scenario
14:46 The Real Harm of Unsafe AI in Ministry
18:02 Scripture Accuracy: 85% Isn’t Good Enough
19:54 Three Harnesses: Safety, Accuracy, Theology
22:31 Embracing Reality and Promise of Tech
23:09 Unique Risks: AI Sounds Human, Gets Facts Wrong


]]>
Is AI a powerful tool for the Kingdom—or a ticking time bomb in the hands of the church? In this episode, Rob sits down with returning guest Bobby Gruenewald, founder and CEO of YouVersion, to tackle the hard questions surrounding generative AI at the intersection of faith and technology.

With over half of OneHope’s global reach now digital, and the rapid rise of generative AI making headlines worldwide, Rob and Bobby pull back the curtain on their own wrestling with the promises and pitfalls of this revolutionary technology. From initial enthusiasm to ethical hesitation, Bobby candidly shares how he’s navigating both hope and real-world concerns as he stewards the world’s most popular Bible app—and why this moment may be more transformational (or dangerous) than many imagine.


Discover why Bobby believes the hype around AI is rarely as simple as utopia or dystopia, and why it’s vital for Christian leaders to cut through the noise with discernment and wisdom. You’ll hear unfiltered stories from the front lines: the unexpected hazards uncovered when testing AI “Bible bots,” the non-negotiables for theological accuracy and safety, and why technology’s “messy middle” demands humility, not fear.

If you care about digital evangelism, ministry innovation, and the future of the church in an AI-driven world, this episode will equip you with questions, cautions, and conviction for the road ahead.

Subscribe for more conversations like this—where truth, technology, and mission meet.


Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation!
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/TML-S2-E3-Bobby-Gruenewald-Episode-Guide-.pdf


YouVersion Bible App
— Bible app founded by Bobby Gruenewald; frequently referenced as “the Bible app”
https://www.youversion.com/the-bible-app/


Gloo
— Mentioned as a ministry/tech partner and for an AI study on Bible accuracy
https://gloo.com/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Utopian vs. Dystopian Tech Narratives
01:06 Generative AI: Hype, Concerns, and Kingdom Use
03:10 Early Adoption and Digital Evangelism Realities
05:05 Why YouVersion Held Off on AI Chatbots
08:56 Shocking Flaws in Christian AI Tools
12:56 AI Prompt Test: 14-Year-Old Scenario
14:46 The Real Harm of Unsafe AI in Ministry
18:02 Scripture Accuracy: 85% Isn’t Good Enough
19:54 Three Harnesses: Safety, Accuracy, Theology
22:31 Embracing Reality and Promise of Tech
23:09 Unique Risks: AI Sounds Human, Gets Facts Wrong


]]> Thu, 19 Feb 2026 04:00:00 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1471
Is AI a powerful tool for the Kingdom—or a ticking time bomb in the hands of the church? In this episode, Rob sits down with returning guest Bobby Gruenewald, founder and CEO of YouVersion, to tackle the hard questions surrounding generative AI at the intersection of faith and technology.

With over half of OneHope’s global reach now digital, and the rapid rise of generative AI making headlines worldwide, Rob and Bobby pull back the curtain on their own wrestling with the promises and pitfalls of this revolutionary technology. From initial enthusiasm to ethical hesitation, Bobby candidly shares how he’s navigating both hope and real-world concerns as he stewards the world’s most popular Bible app—and why this moment may be more transformational (or dangerous) than many imagine.


Discover why Bobby believes the hype around AI is rarely as simple as utopia or dystopia, and why it’s vital for Christian leaders to cut through the noise with discernment and wisdom. You’ll hear unfiltered stories from the front lines: the unexpected hazards uncovered when testing AI “Bible bots,” the non-negotiables for theological accuracy and safety, and why technology’s “messy middle” demands humility, not fear.

If you care about digital evangelism, ministry innovation, and the future of the church in an AI-driven world, this episode will equip you with questions, cautions, and conviction for the road ahead.

Subscribe for more conversations like this—where truth, technology, and mission meet.


Episode Guide: Access a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation!
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/TML-S2-E3-Bobby-Gruenewald-Episode-Guide-.pdf


YouVersion Bible App
— Bible app founded by Bobby Gruenewald; frequently referenced as “the Bible app”
https://www.youversion.com/the-bible-app/


Gloo
— Mentioned as a ministry/tech partner and for an AI study on Bible accuracy
https://gloo.com/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Utopian vs. Dystopian Tech Narratives
01:06 Generative AI: Hype, Concerns, and Kingdom Use
03:10 Early Adoption and Digital Evangelism Realities
05:05 Why YouVersion Held Off on AI Chatbots
08:56 Shocking Flaws in Christian AI Tools
12:56 AI Prompt Test: 14-Year-Old Scenario
14:46 The Real Harm of Unsafe AI in Ministry
18:02 Scripture Accuracy: 85% Isn’t Good Enough
19:54 Three Harnesses: Safety, Accuracy, Theology
22:31 Embracing Reality and Promise of Tech
23:09 Unique Risks: AI Sounds Human, Gets Facts Wrong


]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No How Christine Caine Prepares Gospel Messages That Transform Lives 2 2 2 2 How Christine Caine Prepares Gospel Messages That Transform Lives full 02793473-21e7-4372-9325-8fff7044a548 https://share.transistor.fm/s/43d4bed3
What does it take to communicate the gospel with both grit and grace - across cultures, controversies, and generations? In this episode, Rob sits down with Christine Caine -  international speaker, founder of A21, and Propel Women, and a relentless advocate for living on mission.


Known for her dynamic presence and prophetic teaching, Christine offers an unfiltered look into how she prepares to speak life, truth, and hope to audiences as diverse as global stadiums, small groups, and churches with widely varying theological traditions. Discover how she crafts every message with radical intentionality, starting with prayerful discernment and deep contextual understanding of audiences.


Key highlights from this conversation:

  • Christine Caine reveals why she never steps on stage without first seeking a fresh word from God—not just a well-rehearsed sermon, but a Spirit-led assignment for that audience in that season.
  • Learn her method of tailoring messages for every context, from large-scale evangelism to delicate theological environments, all while staying faithful to the core of the gospel.
  • Listen in as she shares how she keeps the “back row” in mind above all, focusing on activating everyday people—not impressing front-row critics or gatekeepers.

If you want to level up how you communicate truth without compromising conviction—or just want a behind-the-scenes look at one of the church’s most faithful voices—this episode is for you.

Subscribe now for more empowering conversations like this on The Missional Leader.


SHOW NOTE LINKS:


Access the Episode Guide: https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/TML-S2-E2-Christine-Caine-Episode-Guide-.pdf
This is a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 


Propel Women: https://www.propelwomen.org


A21 Campaign: https://www.a21.org/

 


TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Sent on Assignment: Beyond Just a Nice Message
02:23 Adapting Messages for Diverse Church Contexts
05:04 Balancing Theology and Storytelling Across Audiences
08:18 Navigating Gender Bias in Public Ministry
10:09 Joyce Meyer’s Advice: Focus on Serving, Not Impressing
12:10 Prioritizing the Audience’s Needs in Message Preparation
14:14 Sourcing Inspiration: Devotionals, Journals, and Timely Insights
16:11 Digital Note-Taking: Organizing Ideas for Preaching
18:29 Avoiding Trendy Topics for Evergreen Relevance
20:00 Handwritten Craft: Building a Message from Introduction to Conclusion
22:44 The Intertwining of Devotional Life and Sermon Prep
23:21 Preaching to the Back Row: Advice to Last a Lifetime
25:00 Speaking to Monday, Not Just Sunday: Practical Applications
27:29 Spirit-Led Flexibility: Changing Messages in the Moment


]]>
What does it take to communicate the gospel with both grit and grace - across cultures, controversies, and generations? In this episode, Rob sits down with Christine Caine -  international speaker, founder of A21, and Propel Women, and a relentless advocate for living on mission.


Known for her dynamic presence and prophetic teaching, Christine offers an unfiltered look into how she prepares to speak life, truth, and hope to audiences as diverse as global stadiums, small groups, and churches with widely varying theological traditions. Discover how she crafts every message with radical intentionality, starting with prayerful discernment and deep contextual understanding of audiences.


Key highlights from this conversation:

  • Christine Caine reveals why she never steps on stage without first seeking a fresh word from God—not just a well-rehearsed sermon, but a Spirit-led assignment for that audience in that season.
  • Learn her method of tailoring messages for every context, from large-scale evangelism to delicate theological environments, all while staying faithful to the core of the gospel.
  • Listen in as she shares how she keeps the “back row” in mind above all, focusing on activating everyday people—not impressing front-row critics or gatekeepers.

If you want to level up how you communicate truth without compromising conviction—or just want a behind-the-scenes look at one of the church’s most faithful voices—this episode is for you.

Subscribe now for more empowering conversations like this on The Missional Leader.


SHOW NOTE LINKS:


Access the Episode Guide: https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/TML-S2-E2-Christine-Caine-Episode-Guide-.pdf
This is a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 


Propel Women: https://www.propelwomen.org


A21 Campaign: https://www.a21.org/

 


TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Sent on Assignment: Beyond Just a Nice Message
02:23 Adapting Messages for Diverse Church Contexts
05:04 Balancing Theology and Storytelling Across Audiences
08:18 Navigating Gender Bias in Public Ministry
10:09 Joyce Meyer’s Advice: Focus on Serving, Not Impressing
12:10 Prioritizing the Audience’s Needs in Message Preparation
14:14 Sourcing Inspiration: Devotionals, Journals, and Timely Insights
16:11 Digital Note-Taking: Organizing Ideas for Preaching
18:29 Avoiding Trendy Topics for Evergreen Relevance
20:00 Handwritten Craft: Building a Message from Introduction to Conclusion
22:44 The Intertwining of Devotional Life and Sermon Prep
23:21 Preaching to the Back Row: Advice to Last a Lifetime
25:00 Speaking to Monday, Not Just Sunday: Practical Applications
27:29 Spirit-Led Flexibility: Changing Messages in the Moment


]]> Wed, 04 Feb 2026 04:00:00 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1782
What does it take to communicate the gospel with both grit and grace - across cultures, controversies, and generations? In this episode, Rob sits down with Christine Caine -  international speaker, founder of A21, and Propel Women, and a relentless advocate for living on mission.


Known for her dynamic presence and prophetic teaching, Christine offers an unfiltered look into how she prepares to speak life, truth, and hope to audiences as diverse as global stadiums, small groups, and churches with widely varying theological traditions. Discover how she crafts every message with radical intentionality, starting with prayerful discernment and deep contextual understanding of audiences.


Key highlights from this conversation:

  • Christine Caine reveals why she never steps on stage without first seeking a fresh word from God—not just a well-rehearsed sermon, but a Spirit-led assignment for that audience in that season.
  • Learn her method of tailoring messages for every context, from large-scale evangelism to delicate theological environments, all while staying faithful to the core of the gospel.
  • Listen in as she shares how she keeps the “back row” in mind above all, focusing on activating everyday people—not impressing front-row critics or gatekeepers.

If you want to level up how you communicate truth without compromising conviction—or just want a behind-the-scenes look at one of the church’s most faithful voices—this episode is for you.

Subscribe now for more empowering conversations like this on The Missional Leader.


SHOW NOTE LINKS:


Access the Episode Guide: https://robhoskins.onehope.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/TML-S2-E2-Christine-Caine-Episode-Guide-.pdf
This is a resource designed to help you reflect and learn from this episode conversation! 


Propel Women: https://www.propelwomen.org


A21 Campaign: https://www.a21.org/

 


TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Sent on Assignment: Beyond Just a Nice Message
02:23 Adapting Messages for Diverse Church Contexts
05:04 Balancing Theology and Storytelling Across Audiences
08:18 Navigating Gender Bias in Public Ministry
10:09 Joyce Meyer’s Advice: Focus on Serving, Not Impressing
12:10 Prioritizing the Audience’s Needs in Message Preparation
14:14 Sourcing Inspiration: Devotionals, Journals, and Timely Insights
16:11 Digital Note-Taking: Organizing Ideas for Preaching
18:29 Avoiding Trendy Topics for Evergreen Relevance
20:00 Handwritten Craft: Building a Message from Introduction to Conclusion
22:44 The Intertwining of Devotional Life and Sermon Prep
23:21 Preaching to the Back Row: Advice to Last a Lifetime
25:00 Speaking to Monday, Not Just Sunday: Practical Applications
27:29 Spirit-Led Flexibility: Changing Messages in the Moment


]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Leading with Truth and Courage in a Polarized World, with Ed Stetzer 2 2 1 1 Leading with Truth and Courage in a Polarized World, with Ed Stetzer full 73266263-f838-4f73-ad52-135d9b956b4c https://share.transistor.fm/s/98091043
How can Christian leaders stay grounded in biblical truth while leading with courage and conviction in a polarized world?


In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob Hoskins sits down with Dr. Ed Stetzer — president of Talbot School of Theology at Biola, leader of the Lausanne Movement in North America, and one of today’s most trusted missiologists and cultural voices. Together, they unpack what it means to lead fearlessly in an age of outrage: how to speak truth with grace, engage culture without compromise, and model a faith that is both courageous and kind.

From Ed’s roots as the son of a New York City construction worker to his decades of global leadership, this candid and humorous conversation offers practical insight for pastors, ministry leaders, and kingdom-minded influencers who want to stand firm for truth while leading while remaining compassionate.


Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Episode Guide - Access a new podcast resource designed to help you reflect and apply the learnings from this episode conversation! 


Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/ 

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/talbot 

The Lausanne Movement (North America): https://lausanne.org/ 

TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Christians Avoiding Truth: Fear of Speaking Out
03:37 Navigating Controversial Issues as a Christian Leader
05:20 Humor, Social Media, and “Whimsical Ed”
06:48 Growing Thick Skin: Handling Criticism from All Sides
08:58 Figuring Out Truth When Both Sides Disagree
10:08 Calling Out Wrong on “Your Own Side”
12:00 Broad Evangelicalism: Unity Amidst Difference
15:01 Civil Disagreement and Fair Critique in Public Writing
18:15 Firm Center, Soft Edges: Vision for Evangelicalism
19:42 Criticizing Both Sides: Being an “Umpire,” Not a Team Player
22:09 Fivefold Gifts: Ed’s Calling and Passion for Mission
24:19 Getting Angry for Justice: Writing from Passion
27:57 Persuasion Through Winsomeness—Not Just Outrage
29:04 Balancing Humor on Social Media—and When It Backfires
31:59 Social Media Vibe Shift: Staying True Amid Toxicity
33:35 Living Transparently: Fearless Leadership and Apology

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How can Christian leaders stay grounded in biblical truth while leading with courage and conviction in a polarized world?


In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob Hoskins sits down with Dr. Ed Stetzer — president of Talbot School of Theology at Biola, leader of the Lausanne Movement in North America, and one of today’s most trusted missiologists and cultural voices. Together, they unpack what it means to lead fearlessly in an age of outrage: how to speak truth with grace, engage culture without compromise, and model a faith that is both courageous and kind.

From Ed’s roots as the son of a New York City construction worker to his decades of global leadership, this candid and humorous conversation offers practical insight for pastors, ministry leaders, and kingdom-minded influencers who want to stand firm for truth while leading while remaining compassionate.


Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Episode Guide - Access a new podcast resource designed to help you reflect and apply the learnings from this episode conversation! 


Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/ 

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/talbot 

The Lausanne Movement (North America): https://lausanne.org/ 

TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Christians Avoiding Truth: Fear of Speaking Out
03:37 Navigating Controversial Issues as a Christian Leader
05:20 Humor, Social Media, and “Whimsical Ed”
06:48 Growing Thick Skin: Handling Criticism from All Sides
08:58 Figuring Out Truth When Both Sides Disagree
10:08 Calling Out Wrong on “Your Own Side”
12:00 Broad Evangelicalism: Unity Amidst Difference
15:01 Civil Disagreement and Fair Critique in Public Writing
18:15 Firm Center, Soft Edges: Vision for Evangelicalism
19:42 Criticizing Both Sides: Being an “Umpire,” Not a Team Player
22:09 Fivefold Gifts: Ed’s Calling and Passion for Mission
24:19 Getting Angry for Justice: Writing from Passion
27:57 Persuasion Through Winsomeness—Not Just Outrage
29:04 Balancing Humor on Social Media—and When It Backfires
31:59 Social Media Vibe Shift: Staying True Amid Toxicity
33:35 Living Transparently: Fearless Leadership and Apology

]]> Thu, 22 Jan 2026 11:00:00 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 2113
How can Christian leaders stay grounded in biblical truth while leading with courage and conviction in a polarized world?


In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob Hoskins sits down with Dr. Ed Stetzer — president of Talbot School of Theology at Biola, leader of the Lausanne Movement in North America, and one of today’s most trusted missiologists and cultural voices. Together, they unpack what it means to lead fearlessly in an age of outrage: how to speak truth with grace, engage culture without compromise, and model a faith that is both courageous and kind.

From Ed’s roots as the son of a New York City construction worker to his decades of global leadership, this candid and humorous conversation offers practical insight for pastors, ministry leaders, and kingdom-minded influencers who want to stand firm for truth while leading while remaining compassionate.


Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Episode Guide - Access a new podcast resource designed to help you reflect and apply the learnings from this episode conversation! 


Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/ 

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/talbot 

The Lausanne Movement (North America): https://lausanne.org/ 

TIMESTAMPS: 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Christians Avoiding Truth: Fear of Speaking Out
03:37 Navigating Controversial Issues as a Christian Leader
05:20 Humor, Social Media, and “Whimsical Ed”
06:48 Growing Thick Skin: Handling Criticism from All Sides
08:58 Figuring Out Truth When Both Sides Disagree
10:08 Calling Out Wrong on “Your Own Side”
12:00 Broad Evangelicalism: Unity Amidst Difference
15:01 Civil Disagreement and Fair Critique in Public Writing
18:15 Firm Center, Soft Edges: Vision for Evangelicalism
19:42 Criticizing Both Sides: Being an “Umpire,” Not a Team Player
22:09 Fivefold Gifts: Ed’s Calling and Passion for Mission
24:19 Getting Angry for Justice: Writing from Passion
27:57 Persuasion Through Winsomeness—Not Just Outrage
29:04 Balancing Humor on Social Media—and When It Backfires
31:59 Social Media Vibe Shift: Staying True Amid Toxicity
33:35 Living Transparently: Fearless Leadership and Apology

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Courageous Hope: The Miraculous Life and Legacy of Bob Hoskins 1 1 12 12 Courageous Hope: The Miraculous Life and Legacy of Bob Hoskins full 210ceeaf-253e-49c5-9c6c-2d6d4c3b7f2d https://share.transistor.fm/s/eee38399 For today’s season finale of The Missional Leader, Rob gets the privilege of sitting down with his dad—Bob Hoskins, evangelist, missionary, and founder of OneHope—for an inspiring conversation reflecting on Bob’s life of courageous hope and relentless obedience to God’s call. 

From preaching his first sermon at age seven to launching global outreaches in war zones and restricted nations, Bob shares the extraordinary journey chronicled in his new autobiography, Courageous Hope. Together, father and son reveal how humble prayer, unwavering faith, and a willingness to risk everything shaped a movement that has now reached over 2 billion young people with God’s Word.

Resources mentioned in this episode: 


Courageous Hope: Living on the Edge of Faith: bobhoskins.co/ch 

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Power of Prayer: A Miraculous Escape
02:43 John Maxwell's Advice—“It's God's Story, Not Yours”
05:05 Prayer Over Fear: Facing Danger Head-On
08:44 Terrorists at the Door: Lebanon’s Near-Death Encounter
10:24 Prayer Alignment: Miraculous Timing and Protection
12:04 “Why Should Anyone Hear the Gospel Twice?”—Mission Calling
15:05 “Just Do It”—Practical Advice for Stepping Out in Faith
19:56 Miracles Unfold: The Deaf Girl Hears in Guyana
22:17 Healing Miracle: Hindu Family Transformed
24:33 “Power Is in the Seed”—Evangelism Through Literature
27:06 Vision for One Hope: Reaching Every Child Globally
29:41 Facing Death with Faith and Hope
31:13 Legacy of Courage and Obedience—Lessons for the Next Generation

]]> For today’s season finale of The Missional Leader, Rob gets the privilege of sitting down with his dad—Bob Hoskins, evangelist, missionary, and founder of OneHope—for an inspiring conversation reflecting on Bob’s life of courageous hope and relentless obedience to God’s call. 

From preaching his first sermon at age seven to launching global outreaches in war zones and restricted nations, Bob shares the extraordinary journey chronicled in his new autobiography, Courageous Hope. Together, father and son reveal how humble prayer, unwavering faith, and a willingness to risk everything shaped a movement that has now reached over 2 billion young people with God’s Word.

Resources mentioned in this episode: 


Courageous Hope: Living on the Edge of Faith: bobhoskins.co/ch 

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Power of Prayer: A Miraculous Escape
02:43 John Maxwell's Advice—“It's God's Story, Not Yours”
05:05 Prayer Over Fear: Facing Danger Head-On
08:44 Terrorists at the Door: Lebanon’s Near-Death Encounter
10:24 Prayer Alignment: Miraculous Timing and Protection
12:04 “Why Should Anyone Hear the Gospel Twice?”—Mission Calling
15:05 “Just Do It”—Practical Advice for Stepping Out in Faith
19:56 Miracles Unfold: The Deaf Girl Hears in Guyana
22:17 Healing Miracle: Hindu Family Transformed
24:33 “Power Is in the Seed”—Evangelism Through Literature
27:06 Vision for One Hope: Reaching Every Child Globally
29:41 Facing Death with Faith and Hope
31:13 Legacy of Courage and Obedience—Lessons for the Next Generation

]]> Fri, 21 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1988 For today’s season finale of The Missional Leader, Rob gets the privilege of sitting down with his dad—Bob Hoskins, evangelist, missionary, and founder of OneHope—for an inspiring conversation reflecting on Bob’s life of courageous hope and relentless obedience to God’s call. 

From preaching his first sermon at age seven to launching global outreaches in war zones and restricted nations, Bob shares the extraordinary journey chronicled in his new autobiography, Courageous Hope. Together, father and son reveal how humble prayer, unwavering faith, and a willingness to risk everything shaped a movement that has now reached over 2 billion young people with God’s Word.

Resources mentioned in this episode: 


Courageous Hope: Living on the Edge of Faith: bobhoskins.co/ch 

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Power of Prayer: A Miraculous Escape
02:43 John Maxwell's Advice—“It's God's Story, Not Yours”
05:05 Prayer Over Fear: Facing Danger Head-On
08:44 Terrorists at the Door: Lebanon’s Near-Death Encounter
10:24 Prayer Alignment: Miraculous Timing and Protection
12:04 “Why Should Anyone Hear the Gospel Twice?”—Mission Calling
15:05 “Just Do It”—Practical Advice for Stepping Out in Faith
19:56 Miracles Unfold: The Deaf Girl Hears in Guyana
22:17 Healing Miracle: Hindu Family Transformed
24:33 “Power Is in the Seed”—Evangelism Through Literature
27:06 Vision for One Hope: Reaching Every Child Globally
29:41 Facing Death with Faith and Hope
31:13 Legacy of Courage and Obedience—Lessons for the Next Generation

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Africa: The Future of Global Christianity with Pastor Julius Rwotlonyo 1 1 11 11 Africa: The Future of Global Christianity with Pastor Julius Rwotlonyo full fdb6f253-e24c-4b16-94cc-ed3a19d8a0f3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/711eb564
As Africa quickly becomes the epicenter of global Christianity, is the Church prepared to empower its next generation? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob is joined by Pastor Julius Rwotlonyo, Team Leader of Watoto Church, one of Africa’s most vibrant and influential churches. Together, they explore why Africa’s youthful energy and spiritual vibrancy represent both an incredible opportunity and pressing challenge for the worldwide Church.


This conversation dives deep into the story of Watoto Church—a movement in Uganda transforming lives by rescuing vulnerable children, equipping women, and planting churches in some of the continent’s most underserved regions. Pastor Rwotlonyo, who came to faith as a child in Watoto and now leads the church through explosive growth and social innovation, shares his vision for empowering young Africans—not just as future leaders, but as change-makers today. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 


OneHope Africa Matching Challenge: https://onehope.net/donate


Watoto Church: https://watotochurch.com/. 


Miscio: https://www.miscio.io/


OneHope’s God’s Big Story & Unstoppable Programs: https://onehope.net/programs/. 


TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Africa as the Rising Epicenter of Christianity
02:39 The Watoto Church Story and Julius’s Journey
05:02 Blending Social Outreach and Spiritual Discipleship
06:14 Transforming Orphan Care: The Family Model
08:03 Empowering Vulnerable Women Beyond Charity
09:03 Uganda’s Shift from Poverty Through Church-Led Development
10:56 Africa’s Youth: Unmatched Potential and Challenges
11:35 Disconnect Between Faith and Daily Life in Africa
13:50 Research Reveals Uganda’s Actual Spiritual Resiliency
15:15 One Hope’s Impact: Reaching 78 Million Children
18:03 Church Planting Among Unreached Muslim and Animistic Groups
20:04 Gen Z’s Questions: Discipleship in a Digital Age
21:03 Mental Health Struggles and Church Responses
25:26 Empowering African Girls: Esther’s Unstoppable Journey
27:08 Gen Z Movements, Social Unrest, and Church Engagement
29:27 Rethinking Christian Higher Education for Societal Change
32:10 Equipping the Now Generation: Empowering African Youth
34:05 Redefining Youth Ministry: Children as Church Leaders
38:05 $1M Matching Gift: Reaching 6 Million African Youth
39:53 Malik’s Story: From Muslim Street Child to Hope-Filled Leader

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As Africa quickly becomes the epicenter of global Christianity, is the Church prepared to empower its next generation? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob is joined by Pastor Julius Rwotlonyo, Team Leader of Watoto Church, one of Africa’s most vibrant and influential churches. Together, they explore why Africa’s youthful energy and spiritual vibrancy represent both an incredible opportunity and pressing challenge for the worldwide Church.


This conversation dives deep into the story of Watoto Church—a movement in Uganda transforming lives by rescuing vulnerable children, equipping women, and planting churches in some of the continent’s most underserved regions. Pastor Rwotlonyo, who came to faith as a child in Watoto and now leads the church through explosive growth and social innovation, shares his vision for empowering young Africans—not just as future leaders, but as change-makers today. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 


OneHope Africa Matching Challenge: https://onehope.net/donate


Watoto Church: https://watotochurch.com/. 


Miscio: https://www.miscio.io/


OneHope’s God’s Big Story & Unstoppable Programs: https://onehope.net/programs/. 


TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Africa as the Rising Epicenter of Christianity
02:39 The Watoto Church Story and Julius’s Journey
05:02 Blending Social Outreach and Spiritual Discipleship
06:14 Transforming Orphan Care: The Family Model
08:03 Empowering Vulnerable Women Beyond Charity
09:03 Uganda’s Shift from Poverty Through Church-Led Development
10:56 Africa’s Youth: Unmatched Potential and Challenges
11:35 Disconnect Between Faith and Daily Life in Africa
13:50 Research Reveals Uganda’s Actual Spiritual Resiliency
15:15 One Hope’s Impact: Reaching 78 Million Children
18:03 Church Planting Among Unreached Muslim and Animistic Groups
20:04 Gen Z’s Questions: Discipleship in a Digital Age
21:03 Mental Health Struggles and Church Responses
25:26 Empowering African Girls: Esther’s Unstoppable Journey
27:08 Gen Z Movements, Social Unrest, and Church Engagement
29:27 Rethinking Christian Higher Education for Societal Change
32:10 Equipping the Now Generation: Empowering African Youth
34:05 Redefining Youth Ministry: Children as Church Leaders
38:05 $1M Matching Gift: Reaching 6 Million African Youth
39:53 Malik’s Story: From Muslim Street Child to Hope-Filled Leader

]]> Fri, 14 Nov 2025 06:00:00 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 2551
As Africa quickly becomes the epicenter of global Christianity, is the Church prepared to empower its next generation? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob is joined by Pastor Julius Rwotlonyo, Team Leader of Watoto Church, one of Africa’s most vibrant and influential churches. Together, they explore why Africa’s youthful energy and spiritual vibrancy represent both an incredible opportunity and pressing challenge for the worldwide Church.


This conversation dives deep into the story of Watoto Church—a movement in Uganda transforming lives by rescuing vulnerable children, equipping women, and planting churches in some of the continent’s most underserved regions. Pastor Rwotlonyo, who came to faith as a child in Watoto and now leads the church through explosive growth and social innovation, shares his vision for empowering young Africans—not just as future leaders, but as change-makers today. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 


OneHope Africa Matching Challenge: https://onehope.net/donate


Watoto Church: https://watotochurch.com/. 


Miscio: https://www.miscio.io/


OneHope’s God’s Big Story & Unstoppable Programs: https://onehope.net/programs/. 


TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Africa as the Rising Epicenter of Christianity
02:39 The Watoto Church Story and Julius’s Journey
05:02 Blending Social Outreach and Spiritual Discipleship
06:14 Transforming Orphan Care: The Family Model
08:03 Empowering Vulnerable Women Beyond Charity
09:03 Uganda’s Shift from Poverty Through Church-Led Development
10:56 Africa’s Youth: Unmatched Potential and Challenges
11:35 Disconnect Between Faith and Daily Life in Africa
13:50 Research Reveals Uganda’s Actual Spiritual Resiliency
15:15 One Hope’s Impact: Reaching 78 Million Children
18:03 Church Planting Among Unreached Muslim and Animistic Groups
20:04 Gen Z’s Questions: Discipleship in a Digital Age
21:03 Mental Health Struggles and Church Responses
25:26 Empowering African Girls: Esther’s Unstoppable Journey
27:08 Gen Z Movements, Social Unrest, and Church Engagement
29:27 Rethinking Christian Higher Education for Societal Change
32:10 Equipping the Now Generation: Empowering African Youth
34:05 Redefining Youth Ministry: Children as Church Leaders
38:05 $1M Matching Gift: Reaching 6 Million African Youth
39:53 Malik’s Story: From Muslim Street Child to Hope-Filled Leader

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No The Bible App That Reached 1 Billion People, with Bobby Gruenewald 1 1 10 10 The Bible App That Reached 1 Billion People, with Bobby Gruenewald full c9be5472-be12-45e9-9b30-928e6831c4d3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0f98dfb1 In this special episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Bobby Gruenewald, founder and CEO of YouVersion and the visionary behind the Bible App, to unpack one of the most remarkable digital movements of our time.

Join Rob as he and Bobby  celebrate a historic and timely milestone for the Bible App: one billion installs. With November marking Global Bible Month and the official crossing of this historicthreshold, Bobby shares what it means for the future of Bible engagement and how everyone can join in this global celebration.

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Resources mentioned in this episode:

YouVersion Beyond a Billion Celebration & Global Bible Month:
https://www.life.church/billion

OneHope 30 Day Reading Plans for Children, Youth, and Parents:
https://www.bible.com/organizations/d6634491-2d45-4e2f-81b3-f8ade04f4494

YouVersion Bible app:
https://www.youversion.com/

Bible App for Kids:
https://www.bible.com/kids.

Kids Bible Experience:
https://www.bible.com/organizations/09d8dc67-6b79-4db8-95fb-b9055258b85b

YouVersion Instagram - Times Square Footage:
https://www.instagram.com/youversion/?hl=en

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TIMESTAMPS: 
00:00 Timely Episode: The Billion Bible App Milestone
01:41 Surpassing Expectations: Billion Installs Arrive Early
02:59 Digital Bible Growth Sparks Print Sales Surge
05:21 Global Bible Month: Uniting Apps and Partners
06:51 Lighting Up Times Square with the Bible
08:30 Amazon Prime Celebrates Global Bible Month
09:54 Arena Event: Worship Night for a Billion Installs
10:40 Who Uses YouVersion? A Global, Multigenerational Audience
12:58 Expanding Features: Gamification and Video Content
14:22 Bible App for Kids: Reaching 170 Million Young Users
15:41 Engagement Metrics: How Depth of Use Is Measured
17:24 The Power of Four: Bible Engagement Changes Lives
18:33 The Generosity Model: 58,000 Donors Power Free Access
20:27 Next Milestones: Reaching Two and Three Billion Installs
21:30 30-Day Bible Reading Plans for All Ages

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Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> In this special episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Bobby Gruenewald, founder and CEO of YouVersion and the visionary behind the Bible App, to unpack one of the most remarkable digital movements of our time.

Join Rob as he and Bobby  celebrate a historic and timely milestone for the Bible App: one billion installs. With November marking Global Bible Month and the official crossing of this historicthreshold, Bobby shares what it means for the future of Bible engagement and how everyone can join in this global celebration.

--------

Resources mentioned in this episode:

YouVersion Beyond a Billion Celebration & Global Bible Month:
https://www.life.church/billion

OneHope 30 Day Reading Plans for Children, Youth, and Parents:
https://www.bible.com/organizations/d6634491-2d45-4e2f-81b3-f8ade04f4494

YouVersion Bible app:
https://www.youversion.com/

Bible App for Kids:
https://www.bible.com/kids.

Kids Bible Experience:
https://www.bible.com/organizations/09d8dc67-6b79-4db8-95fb-b9055258b85b

YouVersion Instagram - Times Square Footage:
https://www.instagram.com/youversion/?hl=en

--------

TIMESTAMPS: 
00:00 Timely Episode: The Billion Bible App Milestone
01:41 Surpassing Expectations: Billion Installs Arrive Early
02:59 Digital Bible Growth Sparks Print Sales Surge
05:21 Global Bible Month: Uniting Apps and Partners
06:51 Lighting Up Times Square with the Bible
08:30 Amazon Prime Celebrates Global Bible Month
09:54 Arena Event: Worship Night for a Billion Installs
10:40 Who Uses YouVersion? A Global, Multigenerational Audience
12:58 Expanding Features: Gamification and Video Content
14:22 Bible App for Kids: Reaching 170 Million Young Users
15:41 Engagement Metrics: How Depth of Use Is Measured
17:24 The Power of Four: Bible Engagement Changes Lives
18:33 The Generosity Model: 58,000 Donors Power Free Access
20:27 Next Milestones: Reaching Two and Three Billion Installs
21:30 30-Day Bible Reading Plans for All Ages

--------

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Thu, 06 Nov 2025 12:00:00 -0800 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1417 In this special episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Bobby Gruenewald, founder and CEO of YouVersion and the visionary behind the Bible App, to unpack one of the most remarkable digital movements of our time.

Join Rob as he and Bobby  celebrate a historic and timely milestone for the Bible App: one billion installs. With November marking Global Bible Month and the official crossing of this historicthreshold, Bobby shares what it means for the future of Bible engagement and how everyone can join in this global celebration.

--------

Resources mentioned in this episode:

YouVersion Beyond a Billion Celebration & Global Bible Month:
https://www.life.church/billion

OneHope 30 Day Reading Plans for Children, Youth, and Parents:
https://www.bible.com/organizations/d6634491-2d45-4e2f-81b3-f8ade04f4494

YouVersion Bible app:
https://www.youversion.com/

Bible App for Kids:
https://www.bible.com/kids.

Kids Bible Experience:
https://www.bible.com/organizations/09d8dc67-6b79-4db8-95fb-b9055258b85b

YouVersion Instagram - Times Square Footage:
https://www.instagram.com/youversion/?hl=en

--------

TIMESTAMPS: 
00:00 Timely Episode: The Billion Bible App Milestone
01:41 Surpassing Expectations: Billion Installs Arrive Early
02:59 Digital Bible Growth Sparks Print Sales Surge
05:21 Global Bible Month: Uniting Apps and Partners
06:51 Lighting Up Times Square with the Bible
08:30 Amazon Prime Celebrates Global Bible Month
09:54 Arena Event: Worship Night for a Billion Installs
10:40 Who Uses YouVersion? A Global, Multigenerational Audience
12:58 Expanding Features: Gamification and Video Content
14:22 Bible App for Kids: Reaching 170 Million Young Users
15:41 Engagement Metrics: How Depth of Use Is Measured
17:24 The Power of Four: Bible Engagement Changes Lives
18:33 The Generosity Model: 58,000 Donors Power Free Access
20:27 Next Milestones: Reaching Two and Three Billion Installs
21:30 30-Day Bible Reading Plans for All Ages

--------

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No The Most Influential Youth Church You've Never Heard Of, with Pastor How 1 1 9 9 The Most Influential Youth Church You've Never Heard Of, with Pastor How full c9aad91e-1252-46b2-86f6-33d03f3bc480 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ce191e35
Can young people truly build a world-class church—in the heart of one of the world’s most expensive, influential, and diverse cities? 

On today’s episode of The Missional Leader, Rob talks with Pastor Tan Seow How, co-founder of Heart of God Church (HOGC) in Singapore—a thriving young adult church known for flipping the script on what church can be for the next generation.

Globally recognized for its “by youth, for youth, to reach youth” approach, HOGC is breaking boundaries in a city famed for finance, fun, and cultural pluralism. Pastor How shares the remarkable story of how he and his wife, Pastor Lia, followed a bold calling to build a ministry where belonging comes first—empowering thousands of young people, many from non-church backgrounds, to discover faith and purpose. Plus, Pastor How shares strategies for building community across Singapore’s church population and how collaboration among young pastors and leaders is paving the way for a new era of mission-driven unity.

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Heart of God Church: https://heartofgodchurch.org/ 

Rob’s Outreach article on HOGC: https://outreachmagazine.com/features/82687-the-greatest-youth-church-in-the-world.html 

TIMESTAMPS: 

00:00 Flipping the Church Belonging Model for Gen Z
05:52 Heart of God Church: A Youth-Led Experiment
09:18 Building a Church by Youth, for Youth: The Miracle Story
11:23 Church as Home: Kids from Broken Families Find Belonging
15:53 Empowering Youth as Immediate Leaders and Servants
19:56 Behind the Scenes: Young Teens Run the Church Operations
23:01 Balancing Success and Purpose in Affluent Singapore
32:28 Discipling Gen Z: Navigating Truth in a Digital Age
36:05 Relational Equity: The Key to Teaching Biblical Values
40:02 High Touch vs High Tech: Why Youth Choose Physical Church
43:34 Youth Unity: Singapore's Next Generation Churches Collaborate
45:24 Mission-Driven Unity: Gen Z’s Collaborative Spirit
46:54 Closing Blessing: Building Models for the Next Generation

]]>
Can young people truly build a world-class church—in the heart of one of the world’s most expensive, influential, and diverse cities? 

On today’s episode of The Missional Leader, Rob talks with Pastor Tan Seow How, co-founder of Heart of God Church (HOGC) in Singapore—a thriving young adult church known for flipping the script on what church can be for the next generation.

Globally recognized for its “by youth, for youth, to reach youth” approach, HOGC is breaking boundaries in a city famed for finance, fun, and cultural pluralism. Pastor How shares the remarkable story of how he and his wife, Pastor Lia, followed a bold calling to build a ministry where belonging comes first—empowering thousands of young people, many from non-church backgrounds, to discover faith and purpose. Plus, Pastor How shares strategies for building community across Singapore’s church population and how collaboration among young pastors and leaders is paving the way for a new era of mission-driven unity.

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Heart of God Church: https://heartofgodchurch.org/ 

Rob’s Outreach article on HOGC: https://outreachmagazine.com/features/82687-the-greatest-youth-church-in-the-world.html 

TIMESTAMPS: 

00:00 Flipping the Church Belonging Model for Gen Z
05:52 Heart of God Church: A Youth-Led Experiment
09:18 Building a Church by Youth, for Youth: The Miracle Story
11:23 Church as Home: Kids from Broken Families Find Belonging
15:53 Empowering Youth as Immediate Leaders and Servants
19:56 Behind the Scenes: Young Teens Run the Church Operations
23:01 Balancing Success and Purpose in Affluent Singapore
32:28 Discipling Gen Z: Navigating Truth in a Digital Age
36:05 Relational Equity: The Key to Teaching Biblical Values
40:02 High Touch vs High Tech: Why Youth Choose Physical Church
43:34 Youth Unity: Singapore's Next Generation Churches Collaborate
45:24 Mission-Driven Unity: Gen Z’s Collaborative Spirit
46:54 Closing Blessing: Building Models for the Next Generation

]]> Fri, 24 Oct 2025 07:22:34 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 2820
Can young people truly build a world-class church—in the heart of one of the world’s most expensive, influential, and diverse cities? 

On today’s episode of The Missional Leader, Rob talks with Pastor Tan Seow How, co-founder of Heart of God Church (HOGC) in Singapore—a thriving young adult church known for flipping the script on what church can be for the next generation.

Globally recognized for its “by youth, for youth, to reach youth” approach, HOGC is breaking boundaries in a city famed for finance, fun, and cultural pluralism. Pastor How shares the remarkable story of how he and his wife, Pastor Lia, followed a bold calling to build a ministry where belonging comes first—empowering thousands of young people, many from non-church backgrounds, to discover faith and purpose. Plus, Pastor How shares strategies for building community across Singapore’s church population and how collaboration among young pastors and leaders is paving the way for a new era of mission-driven unity.

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Heart of God Church: https://heartofgodchurch.org/ 

Rob’s Outreach article on HOGC: https://outreachmagazine.com/features/82687-the-greatest-youth-church-in-the-world.html 

TIMESTAMPS: 

00:00 Flipping the Church Belonging Model for Gen Z
05:52 Heart of God Church: A Youth-Led Experiment
09:18 Building a Church by Youth, for Youth: The Miracle Story
11:23 Church as Home: Kids from Broken Families Find Belonging
15:53 Empowering Youth as Immediate Leaders and Servants
19:56 Behind the Scenes: Young Teens Run the Church Operations
23:01 Balancing Success and Purpose in Affluent Singapore
32:28 Discipling Gen Z: Navigating Truth in a Digital Age
36:05 Relational Equity: The Key to Teaching Biblical Values
40:02 High Touch vs High Tech: Why Youth Choose Physical Church
43:34 Youth Unity: Singapore's Next Generation Churches Collaborate
45:24 Mission-Driven Unity: Gen Z’s Collaborative Spirit
46:54 Closing Blessing: Building Models for the Next Generation

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Faith, Culture, and Christian Higher Education with Dr. Barry Corey 1 1 8 8 Faith, Culture, and Christian Higher Education with Dr. Barry Corey full 8af6eb60-400b-4284-88a8-fcff23a538eb https://share.transistor.fm/s/5b63d002
What if the greatest opportunities for sharing the Gospel are found where the opposition is strongest? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob talks with Dr. Barry Corey, president of Biola University and a leading voice in Christian higher education. For almost two decades, Dr. Corey has led through the challenges of culture, politics, and faith in the heart of Southern California, one of the most progressive areas in the United States.—

From his New England roots to leading in California’s shifting cultural landscape, Dr. Corey , shares vulnerably about the burdens and breakthroughs of leadership, and what it means to stay grounded in biblical truth while boldly engaging today’s world. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/ 

Washington Post Op-Ed: "We first battled over LGBT and religious rights. Here’s how we became friends." by Barry Corey and Evan Low: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2017/03/03/we-first-battled-over-lgbt-and-religious-rights-heres-how-we-became-unlikely-friends/ 

Doritos Super Bowl commercial made by Biola film students:
https://www.biola.edu/blogs/biola-news/2025/biola-alumni-on-their-way-to-crash-the-super-bowl 

OneHope Research - Gen Alpha
https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Trusting God’s Tailwinds in Leadership
01:12 The Life-Changing Bob Cooley Mentorship
02:28 Necessary: Flourishing Under the Weight of Leadership
03:50 Surviving and Thriving in Challenging Higher Ed Climates
05:32 Leading Christian Education in Progressive California
07:48 God’s Tailwinds vs. Cultural Headwinds
09:49 Building Unexpected Friendships Across Ideological Divides
12:48 Listening to Learn, Not Just to Respond
15:19 Firm Center, Soft Edges: Biola’s Approach to Controversy
17:39 Balancing Truth and Grace in University Culture
20:13 Excellence as Apologetics: Biola’s Award-Winning Doritos Story
22:35 Avoiding the Culture War Mentality
24:00 Ensuring Deep Biblical Foundations for Students
25:55 Hopeful Signs and Concerns for the Next Generation
28:46 Lessons from Europe’s “Quiet Revival”
30:14 Challenging Churches to Deepen Discipleship for Gen Z

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What if the greatest opportunities for sharing the Gospel are found where the opposition is strongest? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob talks with Dr. Barry Corey, president of Biola University and a leading voice in Christian higher education. For almost two decades, Dr. Corey has led through the challenges of culture, politics, and faith in the heart of Southern California, one of the most progressive areas in the United States.—

From his New England roots to leading in California’s shifting cultural landscape, Dr. Corey , shares vulnerably about the burdens and breakthroughs of leadership, and what it means to stay grounded in biblical truth while boldly engaging today’s world. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/ 

Washington Post Op-Ed: "We first battled over LGBT and religious rights. Here’s how we became friends." by Barry Corey and Evan Low: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2017/03/03/we-first-battled-over-lgbt-and-religious-rights-heres-how-we-became-unlikely-friends/ 

Doritos Super Bowl commercial made by Biola film students:
https://www.biola.edu/blogs/biola-news/2025/biola-alumni-on-their-way-to-crash-the-super-bowl 

OneHope Research - Gen Alpha
https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Trusting God’s Tailwinds in Leadership
01:12 The Life-Changing Bob Cooley Mentorship
02:28 Necessary: Flourishing Under the Weight of Leadership
03:50 Surviving and Thriving in Challenging Higher Ed Climates
05:32 Leading Christian Education in Progressive California
07:48 God’s Tailwinds vs. Cultural Headwinds
09:49 Building Unexpected Friendships Across Ideological Divides
12:48 Listening to Learn, Not Just to Respond
15:19 Firm Center, Soft Edges: Biola’s Approach to Controversy
17:39 Balancing Truth and Grace in University Culture
20:13 Excellence as Apologetics: Biola’s Award-Winning Doritos Story
22:35 Avoiding the Culture War Mentality
24:00 Ensuring Deep Biblical Foundations for Students
25:55 Hopeful Signs and Concerns for the Next Generation
28:46 Lessons from Europe’s “Quiet Revival”
30:14 Challenging Churches to Deepen Discipleship for Gen Z

]]> Thu, 25 Sep 2025 12:00:00 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1924
What if the greatest opportunities for sharing the Gospel are found where the opposition is strongest? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob talks with Dr. Barry Corey, president of Biola University and a leading voice in Christian higher education. For almost two decades, Dr. Corey has led through the challenges of culture, politics, and faith in the heart of Southern California, one of the most progressive areas in the United States.—

From his New England roots to leading in California’s shifting cultural landscape, Dr. Corey , shares vulnerably about the burdens and breakthroughs of leadership, and what it means to stay grounded in biblical truth while boldly engaging today’s world. 

Resources mentioned in this episode: 

Biola University: https://www.biola.edu/ 

Washington Post Op-Ed: "We first battled over LGBT and religious rights. Here’s how we became friends." by Barry Corey and Evan Low: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2017/03/03/we-first-battled-over-lgbt-and-religious-rights-heres-how-we-became-unlikely-friends/ 

Doritos Super Bowl commercial made by Biola film students:
https://www.biola.edu/blogs/biola-news/2025/biola-alumni-on-their-way-to-crash-the-super-bowl 

OneHope Research - Gen Alpha
https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Trusting God’s Tailwinds in Leadership
01:12 The Life-Changing Bob Cooley Mentorship
02:28 Necessary: Flourishing Under the Weight of Leadership
03:50 Surviving and Thriving in Challenging Higher Ed Climates
05:32 Leading Christian Education in Progressive California
07:48 God’s Tailwinds vs. Cultural Headwinds
09:49 Building Unexpected Friendships Across Ideological Divides
12:48 Listening to Learn, Not Just to Respond
15:19 Firm Center, Soft Edges: Biola’s Approach to Controversy
17:39 Balancing Truth and Grace in University Culture
20:13 Excellence as Apologetics: Biola’s Award-Winning Doritos Story
22:35 Avoiding the Culture War Mentality
24:00 Ensuring Deep Biblical Foundations for Students
25:55 Hopeful Signs and Concerns for the Next Generation
28:46 Lessons from Europe’s “Quiet Revival”
30:14 Challenging Churches to Deepen Discipleship for Gen Z

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Gen Z Truths: Apologetics That Wins Hearts and Minds with Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing 1 1 7 7 Gen Z Truths: Apologetics That Wins Hearts and Minds with Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing full 8922707a-3574-4238-92c9-687401913ebc https://share.transistor.fm/s/8638b064 Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing—Oxford-trained theologian and leading Christian apologist—is captivating Gen Z by combining deep biblical theology with with a disarming, whimsical love for people.

In this episode of The Missional Leader, Amy shares her remarkable journey from atheistic family roots to a transformative encounter with Jesus, and how that awakening propelled her to engage the toughest questions at the world’s leading universities. Together with Rob, she explores how the church can faithfully respond to a generation grappling with anxiety, identity, and a hunger for truth. With clarity and compassion, Amy models a trinitarian, Spirit-empowered approach to apologetics that wins both hearts and minds — one that values persuasion over pride and empathy over ego.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

OneHope Research - Gen Alpha and Gen Z:
https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research

Feed - Core Questions Devotional: 
https://feed.bible/core-questions

"The Quiet Revival" Research Report, Bible Society:
https://theresource.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/The-Quiet-Revival.pdf

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Persuading Heart and Mind: Pascal’s Approach to Apologetics
02:55 Childhood Atheism to Apologist: Amy’s Unlikely Journey
04:04 Supernatural Encounter: Early Experience with Healing
07:53 Oxford Ultimatum: Career or Christ?
09:39 The Hidden Intolerance of Secular Academia
11:41 Arguments vs. Heart: Winning People, Not Just Debates
13:43 Facing a Panel: Spiritual and Intellectual Showdown
16:02 Courage, Fear, and Holy Spirit Empowerment
18:23 Confronting a Mob: Listening to Angry Students
21:26 Righteous Rage, Broken World: Turning Anger into Apologetics
24:37 Anxiety & Toxic Certainty: New Generation, New Challenges
28:20 Jordan Peterson Effect: Why Young Men Seek Church
29:51 Church’s Call: Preach a Robust, Demanding Faith
30:25 Preparation Meets Dependence: Mind on Fire, Heart Reliant

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing—Oxford-trained theologian and leading Christian apologist—is captivating Gen Z by combining deep biblical theology with with a disarming, whimsical love for people.

In this episode of The Missional Leader, Amy shares her remarkable journey from atheistic family roots to a transformative encounter with Jesus, and how that awakening propelled her to engage the toughest questions at the world’s leading universities. Together with Rob, she explores how the church can faithfully respond to a generation grappling with anxiety, identity, and a hunger for truth. With clarity and compassion, Amy models a trinitarian, Spirit-empowered approach to apologetics that wins both hearts and minds — one that values persuasion over pride and empathy over ego.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

OneHope Research - Gen Alpha and Gen Z:
https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research

Feed - Core Questions Devotional: 
https://feed.bible/core-questions

"The Quiet Revival" Research Report, Bible Society:
https://theresource.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/The-Quiet-Revival.pdf

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Persuading Heart and Mind: Pascal’s Approach to Apologetics
02:55 Childhood Atheism to Apologist: Amy’s Unlikely Journey
04:04 Supernatural Encounter: Early Experience with Healing
07:53 Oxford Ultimatum: Career or Christ?
09:39 The Hidden Intolerance of Secular Academia
11:41 Arguments vs. Heart: Winning People, Not Just Debates
13:43 Facing a Panel: Spiritual and Intellectual Showdown
16:02 Courage, Fear, and Holy Spirit Empowerment
18:23 Confronting a Mob: Listening to Angry Students
21:26 Righteous Rage, Broken World: Turning Anger into Apologetics
24:37 Anxiety & Toxic Certainty: New Generation, New Challenges
28:20 Jordan Peterson Effect: Why Young Men Seek Church
29:51 Church’s Call: Preach a Robust, Demanding Faith
30:25 Preparation Meets Dependence: Mind on Fire, Heart Reliant

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Mon, 15 Sep 2025 03:00:00 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1903 Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing—Oxford-trained theologian and leading Christian apologist—is captivating Gen Z by combining deep biblical theology with with a disarming, whimsical love for people.

In this episode of The Missional Leader, Amy shares her remarkable journey from atheistic family roots to a transformative encounter with Jesus, and how that awakening propelled her to engage the toughest questions at the world’s leading universities. Together with Rob, she explores how the church can faithfully respond to a generation grappling with anxiety, identity, and a hunger for truth. With clarity and compassion, Amy models a trinitarian, Spirit-empowered approach to apologetics that wins both hearts and minds — one that values persuasion over pride and empathy over ego.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

OneHope Research - Gen Alpha and Gen Z:
https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research

Feed - Core Questions Devotional: 
https://feed.bible/core-questions

"The Quiet Revival" Research Report, Bible Society:
https://theresource.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/The-Quiet-Revival.pdf

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Persuading Heart and Mind: Pascal’s Approach to Apologetics
02:55 Childhood Atheism to Apologist: Amy’s Unlikely Journey
04:04 Supernatural Encounter: Early Experience with Healing
07:53 Oxford Ultimatum: Career or Christ?
09:39 The Hidden Intolerance of Secular Academia
11:41 Arguments vs. Heart: Winning People, Not Just Debates
13:43 Facing a Panel: Spiritual and Intellectual Showdown
16:02 Courage, Fear, and Holy Spirit Empowerment
18:23 Confronting a Mob: Listening to Angry Students
21:26 Righteous Rage, Broken World: Turning Anger into Apologetics
24:37 Anxiety & Toxic Certainty: New Generation, New Challenges
28:20 Jordan Peterson Effect: Why Young Men Seek Church
29:51 Church’s Call: Preach a Robust, Demanding Faith
30:25 Preparation Meets Dependence: Mind on Fire, Heart Reliant

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No How to Disciple a Generation to Transform Culture, with Teo Hayashi 1 1 6 6 How to Disciple a Generation to Transform Culture, with Teo Hayashi full 6767df50-9f81-468d-bc48-ce4f9b92c12e https://share.transistor.fm/s/159e0670 What does it take to raise a generation that doesn’t just attend church, but actually transforms culture? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Teo Hayashi, one of the youngest and most influential leaders in the global church, founder of the Dunamis Movement, and lead pastor of Zion Church, whose vision is igniting a wave of young leaders across Brazil and beyond.

Born in Japan and raised in Brazil, Teo’s multicultural story and supernatural encounters have fueled a movement that has grown from a small gathering in São Paulo to a multi-campus megachurch impacting nations across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Together, Rob and Teo unpack how the Church can disciple the next generation with passion and purpose, moving beyond Sunday services to a lifestyle of mission, revival, and cultural renewal.

Teo mentions the eradication of systemic poverty in 4 areas:

- Spiritual
- Relational
- Vocational
- Material

To read more about this conversation:
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/from-revival-to-reformation-teo-hayashi-on-discipling-a-generationthat-transforms-culture/

If you care about the future of the Church and how to equip young leaders to shape society, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

The Gospel of the Kingdom, by George Eldon Ladd
https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Kingdom-Scriptural-Studies-God/dp/1614270562

The Gospel in a Pluralist Society, by Lesslie Newbigin
https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Pluralist-Society-Lesslie-Newbigin/dp/0802804268

To Change the World: The Irony, Tragedy, and Possibility of Christianity in the Late Modern World, by James Davidson Hunter
https://www.amazon.com/Change-World-Tragedy-Possibility-Christianity/dp/0199730806

Modalities and Sodalities, The Two Structures of God's Redemptive Mission, by Ralph Winters
https://munsonmissions.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/606d6-two-structures-gods-redemptive-mission-winter.pdf

The Send Brazil
https://thesend.org/pt-br/

Dunamis Movement (revival and next gen)
https://dunamismovement.com/site/en/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Rethinking Church: Local Care and Global Mission
03:31 Teo’s Multicultural Roots and Family Mission Story
07:33 Choosing Between Movement and Local Church
10:32 Balancing Mega Church with Missional Movement
12:16 Embracing Energy in Ministry Tension
13:45 Gospel of the Kingdom vs. Gospel of Salvation
17:14 Why Brazil’s Church Growth Lacks Societal Change
20:19 Equipping Young People for Vocational Purpose
23:02 Four KPIs for Measuring Church Transformation
27:36 Deep Discipleship in a Megachurch Context
29:09 Teo’s Global Apostolic Vision for Zion Church

]]> What does it take to raise a generation that doesn’t just attend church, but actually transforms culture? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Teo Hayashi, one of the youngest and most influential leaders in the global church, founder of the Dunamis Movement, and lead pastor of Zion Church, whose vision is igniting a wave of young leaders across Brazil and beyond.

Born in Japan and raised in Brazil, Teo’s multicultural story and supernatural encounters have fueled a movement that has grown from a small gathering in São Paulo to a multi-campus megachurch impacting nations across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Together, Rob and Teo unpack how the Church can disciple the next generation with passion and purpose, moving beyond Sunday services to a lifestyle of mission, revival, and cultural renewal.

Teo mentions the eradication of systemic poverty in 4 areas:

- Spiritual
- Relational
- Vocational
- Material

To read more about this conversation:
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/from-revival-to-reformation-teo-hayashi-on-discipling-a-generationthat-transforms-culture/

If you care about the future of the Church and how to equip young leaders to shape society, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

The Gospel of the Kingdom, by George Eldon Ladd
https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Kingdom-Scriptural-Studies-God/dp/1614270562

The Gospel in a Pluralist Society, by Lesslie Newbigin
https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Pluralist-Society-Lesslie-Newbigin/dp/0802804268

To Change the World: The Irony, Tragedy, and Possibility of Christianity in the Late Modern World, by James Davidson Hunter
https://www.amazon.com/Change-World-Tragedy-Possibility-Christianity/dp/0199730806

Modalities and Sodalities, The Two Structures of God's Redemptive Mission, by Ralph Winters
https://munsonmissions.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/606d6-two-structures-gods-redemptive-mission-winter.pdf

The Send Brazil
https://thesend.org/pt-br/

Dunamis Movement (revival and next gen)
https://dunamismovement.com/site/en/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Rethinking Church: Local Care and Global Mission
03:31 Teo’s Multicultural Roots and Family Mission Story
07:33 Choosing Between Movement and Local Church
10:32 Balancing Mega Church with Missional Movement
12:16 Embracing Energy in Ministry Tension
13:45 Gospel of the Kingdom vs. Gospel of Salvation
17:14 Why Brazil’s Church Growth Lacks Societal Change
20:19 Equipping Young People for Vocational Purpose
23:02 Four KPIs for Measuring Church Transformation
27:36 Deep Discipleship in a Megachurch Context
29:09 Teo’s Global Apostolic Vision for Zion Church

]]> Thu, 28 Aug 2025 14:47:14 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1845 What does it take to raise a generation that doesn’t just attend church, but actually transforms culture? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Teo Hayashi, one of the youngest and most influential leaders in the global church, founder of the Dunamis Movement, and lead pastor of Zion Church, whose vision is igniting a wave of young leaders across Brazil and beyond.

Born in Japan and raised in Brazil, Teo’s multicultural story and supernatural encounters have fueled a movement that has grown from a small gathering in São Paulo to a multi-campus megachurch impacting nations across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Together, Rob and Teo unpack how the Church can disciple the next generation with passion and purpose, moving beyond Sunday services to a lifestyle of mission, revival, and cultural renewal.

Teo mentions the eradication of systemic poverty in 4 areas:

- Spiritual
- Relational
- Vocational
- Material

To read more about this conversation:
https://robhoskins.onehope.net/from-revival-to-reformation-teo-hayashi-on-discipling-a-generationthat-transforms-culture/

If you care about the future of the Church and how to equip young leaders to shape society, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

The Gospel of the Kingdom, by George Eldon Ladd
https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Kingdom-Scriptural-Studies-God/dp/1614270562

The Gospel in a Pluralist Society, by Lesslie Newbigin
https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Pluralist-Society-Lesslie-Newbigin/dp/0802804268

To Change the World: The Irony, Tragedy, and Possibility of Christianity in the Late Modern World, by James Davidson Hunter
https://www.amazon.com/Change-World-Tragedy-Possibility-Christianity/dp/0199730806

Modalities and Sodalities, The Two Structures of God's Redemptive Mission, by Ralph Winters
https://munsonmissions.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/606d6-two-structures-gods-redemptive-mission-winter.pdf

The Send Brazil
https://thesend.org/pt-br/

Dunamis Movement (revival and next gen)
https://dunamismovement.com/site/en/

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Rethinking Church: Local Care and Global Mission
03:31 Teo’s Multicultural Roots and Family Mission Story
07:33 Choosing Between Movement and Local Church
10:32 Balancing Mega Church with Missional Movement
12:16 Embracing Energy in Ministry Tension
13:45 Gospel of the Kingdom vs. Gospel of Salvation
17:14 Why Brazil’s Church Growth Lacks Societal Change
20:19 Equipping Young People for Vocational Purpose
23:02 Four KPIs for Measuring Church Transformation
27:36 Deep Discipleship in a Megachurch Context
29:09 Teo’s Global Apostolic Vision for Zion Church

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Growing a Global Ministry Without Losing Your DNA, with KingdomCity's Mark Varughese 1 1 5 5 Growing a Global Ministry Without Losing Your DNA, with KingdomCity's Mark Varughese full 83f12225-b5d4-41f5-9439-ba000ae73c44 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7fbbfd84 To learn more about Kingdomcity Church, visit https://kingdomcity.com. You can also learn more on Kingdomcity's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/kingdomcity. 

How does a ministry grow from one city to 40 campuses in 22 countries, and still stay true to its calling? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Kingdomcity Church founder Mark Varughese to unpack how revival culture, unity, and trust can scale across nations without compromise.
 
With a unique global perspective – born in Singapore, raised in Malaysia, of Indian descent, and holding an Australian passport – Mark shares the leadership principles, cultural insights, and communication rhythms that have fueled Kingdomcity’s explosive growth while keeping its mission unshakable.


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Revival Atmosphere in a Relational Culture
02:14 Mark’s Global Identity Crisis and Divine Preparation
04:13 The Burning Bush Moment: Leaving Law to Plant a Church
05:58 Kingdom City’s Rapid Multinational Growth Explained
08:03 Building a Strong Culture Across Diverse Nations
11:16 Kingdom vs City: Non-Negotiables and Contextualization
12:08 How Kingdom Values Translate Across Cultures
15:24 Maintaining Culture: Practical Tools for Rapid Growth
16:48 Relational Culture: The Secret to Sustained Revival
20:49 Adapting Leadership Structures for Global Scale
22:16 Principles vs Preferences: The Key to Unity
24:45 Giving Trust First: Mark’s Risk-Taking Leadership Philosophy
26:39 Leadership Pipeline: The Challenge of Rapid Expansion
27:45 Developing Global Leaders for the Next Generation
28:26 Closing: Building the Global Church in a Changing World

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> To learn more about Kingdomcity Church, visit https://kingdomcity.com. You can also learn more on Kingdomcity's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/kingdomcity. 

How does a ministry grow from one city to 40 campuses in 22 countries, and still stay true to its calling? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Kingdomcity Church founder Mark Varughese to unpack how revival culture, unity, and trust can scale across nations without compromise.
 
With a unique global perspective – born in Singapore, raised in Malaysia, of Indian descent, and holding an Australian passport – Mark shares the leadership principles, cultural insights, and communication rhythms that have fueled Kingdomcity’s explosive growth while keeping its mission unshakable.


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Revival Atmosphere in a Relational Culture
02:14 Mark’s Global Identity Crisis and Divine Preparation
04:13 The Burning Bush Moment: Leaving Law to Plant a Church
05:58 Kingdom City’s Rapid Multinational Growth Explained
08:03 Building a Strong Culture Across Diverse Nations
11:16 Kingdom vs City: Non-Negotiables and Contextualization
12:08 How Kingdom Values Translate Across Cultures
15:24 Maintaining Culture: Practical Tools for Rapid Growth
16:48 Relational Culture: The Secret to Sustained Revival
20:49 Adapting Leadership Structures for Global Scale
22:16 Principles vs Preferences: The Key to Unity
24:45 Giving Trust First: Mark’s Risk-Taking Leadership Philosophy
26:39 Leadership Pipeline: The Challenge of Rapid Expansion
27:45 Developing Global Leaders for the Next Generation
28:26 Closing: Building the Global Church in a Changing World

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Thu, 14 Aug 2025 10:20:35 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1785 To learn more about Kingdomcity Church, visit https://kingdomcity.com. You can also learn more on Kingdomcity's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/kingdomcity. 

How does a ministry grow from one city to 40 campuses in 22 countries, and still stay true to its calling? In this episode of The Missional Leader, Rob sits down with Kingdomcity Church founder Mark Varughese to unpack how revival culture, unity, and trust can scale across nations without compromise.
 
With a unique global perspective – born in Singapore, raised in Malaysia, of Indian descent, and holding an Australian passport – Mark shares the leadership principles, cultural insights, and communication rhythms that have fueled Kingdomcity’s explosive growth while keeping its mission unshakable.


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Revival Atmosphere in a Relational Culture
02:14 Mark’s Global Identity Crisis and Divine Preparation
04:13 The Burning Bush Moment: Leaving Law to Plant a Church
05:58 Kingdom City’s Rapid Multinational Growth Explained
08:03 Building a Strong Culture Across Diverse Nations
11:16 Kingdom vs City: Non-Negotiables and Contextualization
12:08 How Kingdom Values Translate Across Cultures
15:24 Maintaining Culture: Practical Tools for Rapid Growth
16:48 Relational Culture: The Secret to Sustained Revival
20:49 Adapting Leadership Structures for Global Scale
22:16 Principles vs Preferences: The Key to Unity
24:45 Giving Trust First: Mark’s Risk-Taking Leadership Philosophy
26:39 Leadership Pipeline: The Challenge of Rapid Expansion
27:45 Developing Global Leaders for the Next Generation
28:26 Closing: Building the Global Church in a Changing World

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Reimagining Church in Paris: Ivan Carluer's Bold Blueprint for Urban Mission 1 1 4 4 Reimagining Church in Paris: Ivan Carluer's Bold Blueprint for Urban Mission full 456d4323-fc70-4198-a555-ce635e7c46b8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9e4d6209 To learn more about Rob's new book, "Theology of the City," visit https://robhoskins.onehope.net/theology-of-the-city. 

In this episode, Rob sits down with Pastor Ivan Carluer, the visionary behind Martin Luther King (MLK) Church in Paris—one of the fastest-growing urban churches globally. In the heart of post-Christian France, MLK is defying expectations: baptizing over 500 new believers in a single year, hosting five weekend services, and launching a $30 million community center that’s reimagining how the Church can serve the city.
 
Ivan shares how he models his ministry after the Apostle Paul—boldly contextualizing the Gospel without compromising its truth. From building friendships with imams and bishops to welcoming progressive politicians into church services, he’s forging unlikely partnerships with humility and conviction.


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Same Spirit, New Model
02:26 From Brittany to Paris: Ivan’s Call to Ministry
04:44 Planting a Church in a Communist Stronghold
07:36 Contextual Innovation and Naming MLK
10:51 Navigating Pluralism with Evangelical Conviction
13:55 Serving the City Through Architecture and Presence
17:26 The MLK Community Center Model
19:10 500 Baptisms a Year and Organic Church Growth
21:26 Engaging Cultural Questions Head-On
23:56 Redefining Church Attendance and B&B Church
27:46 Becoming a Revolutionary Church
29:17 Unity Through the Next Generation
31:35 Final Reflections on Reformation and Relevance


-

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> To learn more about Rob's new book, "Theology of the City," visit https://robhoskins.onehope.net/theology-of-the-city. 

In this episode, Rob sits down with Pastor Ivan Carluer, the visionary behind Martin Luther King (MLK) Church in Paris—one of the fastest-growing urban churches globally. In the heart of post-Christian France, MLK is defying expectations: baptizing over 500 new believers in a single year, hosting five weekend services, and launching a $30 million community center that’s reimagining how the Church can serve the city.
 
Ivan shares how he models his ministry after the Apostle Paul—boldly contextualizing the Gospel without compromising its truth. From building friendships with imams and bishops to welcoming progressive politicians into church services, he’s forging unlikely partnerships with humility and conviction.


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Same Spirit, New Model
02:26 From Brittany to Paris: Ivan’s Call to Ministry
04:44 Planting a Church in a Communist Stronghold
07:36 Contextual Innovation and Naming MLK
10:51 Navigating Pluralism with Evangelical Conviction
13:55 Serving the City Through Architecture and Presence
17:26 The MLK Community Center Model
19:10 500 Baptisms a Year and Organic Church Growth
21:26 Engaging Cultural Questions Head-On
23:56 Redefining Church Attendance and B&B Church
27:46 Becoming a Revolutionary Church
29:17 Unity Through the Next Generation
31:35 Final Reflections on Reformation and Relevance


-

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Thu, 31 Jul 2025 14:31:42 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 2078 To learn more about Rob's new book, "Theology of the City," visit https://robhoskins.onehope.net/theology-of-the-city. 

In this episode, Rob sits down with Pastor Ivan Carluer, the visionary behind Martin Luther King (MLK) Church in Paris—one of the fastest-growing urban churches globally. In the heart of post-Christian France, MLK is defying expectations: baptizing over 500 new believers in a single year, hosting five weekend services, and launching a $30 million community center that’s reimagining how the Church can serve the city.
 
Ivan shares how he models his ministry after the Apostle Paul—boldly contextualizing the Gospel without compromising its truth. From building friendships with imams and bishops to welcoming progressive politicians into church services, he’s forging unlikely partnerships with humility and conviction.


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Same Spirit, New Model
02:26 From Brittany to Paris: Ivan’s Call to Ministry
04:44 Planting a Church in a Communist Stronghold
07:36 Contextual Innovation and Naming MLK
10:51 Navigating Pluralism with Evangelical Conviction
13:55 Serving the City Through Architecture and Presence
17:26 The MLK Community Center Model
19:10 500 Baptisms a Year and Organic Church Growth
21:26 Engaging Cultural Questions Head-On
23:56 Redefining Church Attendance and B&B Church
27:46 Becoming a Revolutionary Church
29:17 Unity Through the Next Generation
31:35 Final Reflections on Reformation and Relevance


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Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Intentional Parenting & Spiritual Leadership in Family, with Life.Church’s Craig Groeschel 1 1 3 3 Intentional Parenting & Spiritual Leadership in Family, with Life.Church’s Craig Groeschel full ac31776d-7bd5-4eaa-b6d3-c40706e79052 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9ba8ee6a Rob sits down with his good friend and internationally-known pastor, Craig Groeschel. Best known for his dynamic leadership and influence through Life.Church and his global leadership podcast, Craig gives listeners a rare, behind-the-scenes look into his life as a father and grandfather.

Together Craig and Rob talk about how Craig and his wife, Amy, raised six children—who are all now serving in ministry—Craig emphasizing that successful parenting isn't about having the perfect system, but being spirit-led, consistent, and deeply relational. Craig and Amy homeschooled their kids and tailored their parenting style to each child individually, focusing more on creating a life-giving culture than enforcing rigid rules.

Craig also shares some of their parenting mistakes, like relying too much on formulas, plus powerful wins like keeping his marriage strong and cultivating a spiritual environment in their home. Craig and Rob also discuss the spiritual responsibilities of parents, the dangers of technology distraction, and the critical role of grace and truth in discipleship.

This conversation will give practical insights into how Life.Church intentionally supports family health among its staff—offering resources, counseling, and mentorship to ensure that parenting is never sacrificed for professional success. Craig’s message to parents: you are still the most influential voice in your child’s life—use it well.

RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE:
Parent Platform - A new parent initiative is in development with OneHope and partner churches including Life.Church. Slated to be released in 2026, the platform aims to provide church leaders with strategy, training, and resources to help them partner with parents as they disciple their children. 
For relevant parent resources in the meantime, visit: 
https://resources.onehope.net/parent-resource-hub/p/1. 

Gen Alpha Research - https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research. 

Life.Church Parent Resources - https://www.life.church/parents. 


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Technology, Distraction, and Intimacy
01:46 Craig and Rob Talk Family and Grandkids
02:29 How Craig and Amy Built a Parenting Culture
04:21 Creating a Unique Parenting Playbook for Each Child
05:29 Parenting Mistakes and Do-Overs
07:55 Structure, Discipline, and Disruption in Parenting
09:52 Spanking, Consistency, and Generational Shifts
11:28 Amy’s Role in Homeschooling and Family Culture
12:53 Navigating Identity Post-Parenting
14:55 The Church’s Role in Supporting Parents
16:53 Creating a Parenting-First Culture at Life.Church
19:19 Research on Alpha Generation and Parental Influence
21:32 The Call to Parents to Be Present
22:27 Building a Culture of Open Conversation
24:18 Parenting Resources and the Need for Wisdom

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Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob sits down with his good friend and internationally-known pastor, Craig Groeschel. Best known for his dynamic leadership and influence through Life.Church and his global leadership podcast, Craig gives listeners a rare, behind-the-scenes look into his life as a father and grandfather.

Together Craig and Rob talk about how Craig and his wife, Amy, raised six children—who are all now serving in ministry—Craig emphasizing that successful parenting isn't about having the perfect system, but being spirit-led, consistent, and deeply relational. Craig and Amy homeschooled their kids and tailored their parenting style to each child individually, focusing more on creating a life-giving culture than enforcing rigid rules.

Craig also shares some of their parenting mistakes, like relying too much on formulas, plus powerful wins like keeping his marriage strong and cultivating a spiritual environment in their home. Craig and Rob also discuss the spiritual responsibilities of parents, the dangers of technology distraction, and the critical role of grace and truth in discipleship.

This conversation will give practical insights into how Life.Church intentionally supports family health among its staff—offering resources, counseling, and mentorship to ensure that parenting is never sacrificed for professional success. Craig’s message to parents: you are still the most influential voice in your child’s life—use it well.

RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE:
Parent Platform - A new parent initiative is in development with OneHope and partner churches including Life.Church. Slated to be released in 2026, the platform aims to provide church leaders with strategy, training, and resources to help them partner with parents as they disciple their children. 
For relevant parent resources in the meantime, visit: 
https://resources.onehope.net/parent-resource-hub/p/1. 

Gen Alpha Research - https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research. 

Life.Church Parent Resources - https://www.life.church/parents. 


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Technology, Distraction, and Intimacy
01:46 Craig and Rob Talk Family and Grandkids
02:29 How Craig and Amy Built a Parenting Culture
04:21 Creating a Unique Parenting Playbook for Each Child
05:29 Parenting Mistakes and Do-Overs
07:55 Structure, Discipline, and Disruption in Parenting
09:52 Spanking, Consistency, and Generational Shifts
11:28 Amy’s Role in Homeschooling and Family Culture
12:53 Navigating Identity Post-Parenting
14:55 The Church’s Role in Supporting Parents
16:53 Creating a Parenting-First Culture at Life.Church
19:19 Research on Alpha Generation and Parental Influence
21:32 The Call to Parents to Be Present
22:27 Building a Culture of Open Conversation
24:18 Parenting Resources and the Need for Wisdom

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Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Thu, 17 Jul 2025 12:00:00 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1549 Rob sits down with his good friend and internationally-known pastor, Craig Groeschel. Best known for his dynamic leadership and influence through Life.Church and his global leadership podcast, Craig gives listeners a rare, behind-the-scenes look into his life as a father and grandfather.

Together Craig and Rob talk about how Craig and his wife, Amy, raised six children—who are all now serving in ministry—Craig emphasizing that successful parenting isn't about having the perfect system, but being spirit-led, consistent, and deeply relational. Craig and Amy homeschooled their kids and tailored their parenting style to each child individually, focusing more on creating a life-giving culture than enforcing rigid rules.

Craig also shares some of their parenting mistakes, like relying too much on formulas, plus powerful wins like keeping his marriage strong and cultivating a spiritual environment in their home. Craig and Rob also discuss the spiritual responsibilities of parents, the dangers of technology distraction, and the critical role of grace and truth in discipleship.

This conversation will give practical insights into how Life.Church intentionally supports family health among its staff—offering resources, counseling, and mentorship to ensure that parenting is never sacrificed for professional success. Craig’s message to parents: you are still the most influential voice in your child’s life—use it well.

RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE:
Parent Platform - A new parent initiative is in development with OneHope and partner churches including Life.Church. Slated to be released in 2026, the platform aims to provide church leaders with strategy, training, and resources to help them partner with parents as they disciple their children. 
For relevant parent resources in the meantime, visit: 
https://resources.onehope.net/parent-resource-hub/p/1. 

Gen Alpha Research - https://onehope.net/global-outreach/research. 

Life.Church Parent Resources - https://www.life.church/parents. 


CHAPTERS:
00:00 Technology, Distraction, and Intimacy
01:46 Craig and Rob Talk Family and Grandkids
02:29 How Craig and Amy Built a Parenting Culture
04:21 Creating a Unique Parenting Playbook for Each Child
05:29 Parenting Mistakes and Do-Overs
07:55 Structure, Discipline, and Disruption in Parenting
09:52 Spanking, Consistency, and Generational Shifts
11:28 Amy’s Role in Homeschooling and Family Culture
12:53 Navigating Identity Post-Parenting
14:55 The Church’s Role in Supporting Parents
16:53 Creating a Parenting-First Culture at Life.Church
19:19 Research on Alpha Generation and Parental Influence
21:32 The Call to Parents to Be Present
22:27 Building a Culture of Open Conversation
24:18 Parenting Resources and the Need for Wisdom

-

Rob's Socials: 
https://www.instagram.com/robdeanhoskins/
https://www.facebook.com/robhoskins/
https://x.com/robhoskins
https://www.threads.com/@robdeanhoskins
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-hoskins-3646454/

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Becoming a Family of Kingdom-Led Generosity, with Hobby Lobby’s Mart Green 1 1 2 2 Becoming a Family of Kingdom-Led Generosity, with Hobby Lobby’s Mart Green full 9de609b4-4be4-41f8-8797-afd08d3c6b71 https://share.transistor.fm/s/bfdbd201 Mart Green, Missouri-born heir to the Hobby Lobby legacy and founder of Mardel Christian & Education, sits down with Rob on today’s episode of The Missional Leader to unpack the principles behind his family’s extraordinary generosity. 

From monthly "marble-votes” and the 6 T’s of giving to launching illumiNations—an inter-ministry partnership focused on eradicating Bible poverty—the conversation centers on values-driven impact. 

Mart also reflects on his grandmother's sacrificial giving and the 1998 trip to Guatemala that ignited both his personal relationship with Jesus and a global effort towards Bible translation. This conversation delivers tangible insights for leaders eager to cultivate generosity in heart and action! 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro: Foundations of Generosity
02:25 Family Voting & Marble Metaphor
04:34 The R–S–T Filter Explained
07:01 Six T’s of Generosity & G–H–I Values
13:25 Launching illumiNations & Eradicating Bible Poverty
16:59 The 2033 “All‑Access” Bible Vision
18:00 Overcoming Board & CEO Resistance
21:02 Swimming Downstream: Collective Philanthropy
23:29 Grandmother’s Legacy & Sacrificial Gifts
26:00 Closing Reflections & Rob’s Thanks

]]> Mart Green, Missouri-born heir to the Hobby Lobby legacy and founder of Mardel Christian & Education, sits down with Rob on today’s episode of The Missional Leader to unpack the principles behind his family’s extraordinary generosity. 

From monthly "marble-votes” and the 6 T’s of giving to launching illumiNations—an inter-ministry partnership focused on eradicating Bible poverty—the conversation centers on values-driven impact. 

Mart also reflects on his grandmother's sacrificial giving and the 1998 trip to Guatemala that ignited both his personal relationship with Jesus and a global effort towards Bible translation. This conversation delivers tangible insights for leaders eager to cultivate generosity in heart and action! 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro: Foundations of Generosity
02:25 Family Voting & Marble Metaphor
04:34 The R–S–T Filter Explained
07:01 Six T’s of Generosity & G–H–I Values
13:25 Launching illumiNations & Eradicating Bible Poverty
16:59 The 2033 “All‑Access” Bible Vision
18:00 Overcoming Board & CEO Resistance
21:02 Swimming Downstream: Collective Philanthropy
23:29 Grandmother’s Legacy & Sacrificial Gifts
26:00 Closing Reflections & Rob’s Thanks

]]> Tue, 01 Jul 2025 07:57:33 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 1450 Mart Green, Missouri-born heir to the Hobby Lobby legacy and founder of Mardel Christian & Education, sits down with Rob on today’s episode of The Missional Leader to unpack the principles behind his family’s extraordinary generosity. 

From monthly "marble-votes” and the 6 T’s of giving to launching illumiNations—an inter-ministry partnership focused on eradicating Bible poverty—the conversation centers on values-driven impact. 

Mart also reflects on his grandmother's sacrificial giving and the 1998 trip to Guatemala that ignited both his personal relationship with Jesus and a global effort towards Bible translation. This conversation delivers tangible insights for leaders eager to cultivate generosity in heart and action! 

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro: Foundations of Generosity
02:25 Family Voting & Marble Metaphor
04:34 The R–S–T Filter Explained
07:01 Six T’s of Generosity & G–H–I Values
13:25 Launching illumiNations & Eradicating Bible Poverty
16:59 The 2033 “All‑Access” Bible Vision
18:00 Overcoming Board & CEO Resistance
21:02 Swimming Downstream: Collective Philanthropy
23:29 Grandmother’s Legacy & Sacrificial Gifts
26:00 Closing Reflections & Rob’s Thanks

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No Innovation, Failure, & Faith, with YouVersion’s Bobby Gruenewald 1 1 1 1 Innovation, Failure, & Faith, with YouVersion’s Bobby Gruenewald full 1c89fbeb-5fe6-463f-8c66-2755b6ee163e https://share.transistor.fm/s/de6f2cde Welcome to the launch of The Missional Leader—a podcast for Kingdom-minded leaders looking for mission-forward insight, practical strategies, and Spirit-led solutions. 

Hosted by Rob Hoskins, President of OneHope, each conversation you’ll get to listen in on is designed to fuel your calling, strengthen your leadership, and empower you to advance the Gospel with clarity, courage, and conviction. 

On this first episode of season 1, Rob sits down with Bobby Gruenewald—founder of YouVersion— for a rich, wide-ranging conversation about the mindset of an innovator. Together Rob and Bobby discuss how risk is inseparable from innovation, framing it in three key categories: feasibility, market, and sustainability.
Bobby explains how a mindset rooted in abundance, not scarcity, empowers leaders to risk failure without fear. He also highlights the spiritual and practical value of relationships over resources, stressing that “everything comes through people.” Finally, Rob and Bobby discuss how humility and stewardship keep innovation grounded in mission, not ego.
We pray this conversation will give you insight into the discipline of innovation—emphasizing that relationships are the true currency of Kingdom leadership and any innovative endeavor. We’re honored to have you along for the journey of The Missional Leader! 

The Technology Adoption Lifecycle:  
https://diffusion-research.org/diffusion-theory-extensions-and-adaptations

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Identity & creative freedom
00:33 Opening conversation and welcome
03:02 Risks in innovation
05:26 Risk framework: feasibility, market, business
10:31 Innovator or early adopter?
14:14 Learning from YouVersion’s first failure
18:50 Pivoting to mobile for breakthrough
19:40 Doubt, identity & resilience
22:05 The tree vs. fruit metaphor
25:20 Abundance mindset in innovation
28:53 Culture, relationships & stewardship

]]> Welcome to the launch of The Missional Leader—a podcast for Kingdom-minded leaders looking for mission-forward insight, practical strategies, and Spirit-led solutions. 

Hosted by Rob Hoskins, President of OneHope, each conversation you’ll get to listen in on is designed to fuel your calling, strengthen your leadership, and empower you to advance the Gospel with clarity, courage, and conviction. 

On this first episode of season 1, Rob sits down with Bobby Gruenewald—founder of YouVersion— for a rich, wide-ranging conversation about the mindset of an innovator. Together Rob and Bobby discuss how risk is inseparable from innovation, framing it in three key categories: feasibility, market, and sustainability.
Bobby explains how a mindset rooted in abundance, not scarcity, empowers leaders to risk failure without fear. He also highlights the spiritual and practical value of relationships over resources, stressing that “everything comes through people.” Finally, Rob and Bobby discuss how humility and stewardship keep innovation grounded in mission, not ego.
We pray this conversation will give you insight into the discipline of innovation—emphasizing that relationships are the true currency of Kingdom leadership and any innovative endeavor. We’re honored to have you along for the journey of The Missional Leader! 

The Technology Adoption Lifecycle:  
https://diffusion-research.org/diffusion-theory-extensions-and-adaptations

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Identity & creative freedom
00:33 Opening conversation and welcome
03:02 Risks in innovation
05:26 Risk framework: feasibility, market, business
10:31 Innovator or early adopter?
14:14 Learning from YouVersion’s first failure
18:50 Pivoting to mobile for breakthrough
19:40 Doubt, identity & resilience
22:05 The tree vs. fruit metaphor
25:20 Abundance mindset in innovation
28:53 Culture, relationships & stewardship

]]> Tue, 01 Jul 2025 07:56:37 -0700 Rob Hoskins & OneHope Rob Hoskins & OneHope 2064 Welcome to the launch of The Missional Leader—a podcast for Kingdom-minded leaders looking for mission-forward insight, practical strategies, and Spirit-led solutions. 

Hosted by Rob Hoskins, President of OneHope, each conversation you’ll get to listen in on is designed to fuel your calling, strengthen your leadership, and empower you to advance the Gospel with clarity, courage, and conviction. 

On this first episode of season 1, Rob sits down with Bobby Gruenewald—founder of YouVersion— for a rich, wide-ranging conversation about the mindset of an innovator. Together Rob and Bobby discuss how risk is inseparable from innovation, framing it in three key categories: feasibility, market, and sustainability.
Bobby explains how a mindset rooted in abundance, not scarcity, empowers leaders to risk failure without fear. He also highlights the spiritual and practical value of relationships over resources, stressing that “everything comes through people.” Finally, Rob and Bobby discuss how humility and stewardship keep innovation grounded in mission, not ego.
We pray this conversation will give you insight into the discipline of innovation—emphasizing that relationships are the true currency of Kingdom leadership and any innovative endeavor. We’re honored to have you along for the journey of The Missional Leader! 

The Technology Adoption Lifecycle:  
https://diffusion-research.org/diffusion-theory-extensions-and-adaptations

CHAPTERS:
00:00 Identity & creative freedom
00:33 Opening conversation and welcome
03:02 Risks in innovation
05:26 Risk framework: feasibility, market, business
10:31 Innovator or early adopter?
14:14 Learning from YouVersion’s first failure
18:50 Pivoting to mobile for breakthrough
19:40 Doubt, identity & resilience
22:05 The tree vs. fruit metaphor
25:20 Abundance mindset in innovation
28:53 Culture, relationships & stewardship

]]> Rob Hoskins, OneHope, Leadership, NextGen, Missiologist No