Alex Kocman, the Director of Communications for the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism and co-host of the Missions Podcast, joins host Will Spencer to discuss the evolving landscape of global missions, particularly in light of recent political changes in the United States. They emphasize the importance of grounding missionary work in community and family values, moving away from hyper-individualism towards a more collective approach that prioritizes the local church's role in sending and supporting missionaries. As they explore the implications of the recent election, Kocman expresses optimism about the renewed openness to traditional values and the potential for churches to engage more deeply in both local and global missions. The discussion underscores the necessity of fostering strong, interconnected communities that can sustain missionaries and support impactful work at home and abroad. Takeaways: Alex discusses the changing landscape of missions in America post-election. The conversation emphasizes the importance of focusing on family and community as foundational elements for effective mission work, rather than relying solely on individual emotional experiences. Listeners are encouraged to recognize the value of building enduring relationships and sustaining a support system for missionaries, highlighting a shift away from hyper-individualism. The podcast highlights the need for patience in missions, as true growth often takes time and requires a long-term commitment to nurturing communities. There is a call for Christians to engage in their local communities and to foster connections that can lead to fruitful mission work both at home and abroad. Watch on YouTube.CONNECT WITH ALEXWebsiteTwitter/XABWE.orgThe Missions PodcastAlex's Personal Website🌟 The Will Spencer Podcast was formerly known as "The Renaissance of Men." FOLLOW & CONNECTBiblical Men's Mentorship - START HERE Will Spencer Podcast Home Substack Twitter/X YouTube Instagram Support the Show SPONSORS