EVERYDAY MISSION PODCAST

Jo Saxton is back for part two of her conversation with Gina that began on the last episode. Jo is the founder of Ezer Collective, which is a 2-day leadership intensive made up of about 75 women from all industries, life stages, and leadership roles. She's also a speaker, podcast host, author, and leadership coach. In this episode, she and Gina talk about why it's so important for women to step into their missional calling, and they also talk about how Jesus invested in women and empowered them for ministry and mission.

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Gina's guest on this episode is Jo Saxton who has been a part of the 3DM movement for a long time. Her name might be familiar to you since many in the 3DM movement have interacted with her books and teachings. Jo has committed her life to raising up and equipping women to lead, and she's here to encourage women to step into their identity, gifting, and calling. She's also here to exhort men to facilitate that process in their churches and ministries.

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Something big is happening in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Gina's guests are here to tell us all about it! Gina Jehl, Daisy Bailey, and Deborah Hughes - who are known by the people in Fort Wayne as the "Fort Wayne Intercessors” - have been gathering together to pray for their city for decades. They join Gina to tell us how it all began, what the Lord has taught them as they've prayed, what the Lord has done over the decades through their prayers, and what big thing is happening right now that they could only have dreamt about in the past.

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Gina's guest is Steven Barr, the founder of Cast Member Church, a global network of micro-churches for Disney cast members - most of whom have never been part of a church or have ever even opened a Bible before! The Cast Member church movement is a Jesus-centered family specifically designed for Disney cast members that ​extends across six continents, with local expressions ( called "CommuniDs") in Orlando, Anaheim, Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. These CommuniDs include different nationalities, ethnicities, languages, and perspectives - including those who are critical of religion, conflicted about faith, confused by Christianity, or curious about Jesus.

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