Living on Mission with Gloria Furman

On this episode of the Journeywomen podcast I had the privilege of chatting with my own present-day hero, Gloria Furman, about living life on mission for Jesus. Gloria is a wife, mother, cross-cultural worker, and the author of some of my favorite books. Gloria and I laughed a lot as we discussed what it looks like to live on mission no matter where you’re at in the world. So you’ll know, she’s actually located across the world and because of the time difference, I woke up around 4:45 in the morning to have this conversation. If you thought my voice was low - just wait till you hear this. You’ll have to excuse my morning voice and delirious laughter for the first five minutes of our conversation. Trust me, it’s worth it.

 

Every time we talk, I’m astounded by Gloria’s knowledge of Scripture and her ability to answer all of my questions from a Gospel-centered perspective. Listen to what she said, “Your own personal fitness is not the most important thing about your ambassadorship. The most important thing about your ambassadorship is the One who is sending you.”  I left this conversation challenged to intentionally pursue those who are already in my direct sphere of influence as an ambassador for Christ. Alright, enough of me! Let’s dig into my conversation about living on mission with my friend Gloria Furman.

 

GLORIA’S RESOURCES

Joshua Project Prayer Guide

The Temple and the Church’s Mission by G.K. Beale - see how God has been on mission throughout the whole of Scripture and see yourself in that Story (order the book from Book Depository if you’re overseas for free shipping)

Joyfully Spreading the Word (coming out next Spring by several female authors)

 

 

GLORIA’S SIMPLE JOYS

Mexican Food

 

CONNECT WITH GLORIA

Website

Facebook

Instagram

Twitter

 

SPONSORSHIP DETAILS

Mysa Home Styling is a Twin Cities business founded by Heather Douglas that launched out of a passion to see people truly love the home they're in. Heather serves homeowners by helping them create functional and cozy spaces that cultivate contentment and joy. Mysa is a Swedish word that means "to cozy up," and Heather loved the images it conjured of a welcoming haven at the end of a long day. But she also believes that our homes have a higher purpose than just a place of refuge for our families—they are also launching pads for God's mission and spaces for gospel work! Heather offers in-home and virtual styling, and you can find tips for cultivating a joy-filled home at mysahomestyling.com/blog and on Instagram and Facebook @mysahomestyling. 

 

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