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Grip the Plow

One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

Release Date: 11/12/2019

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

On this episode of One at a Time, Kyle Idleman sits down with Daniel, a missionary from west Africa. Daniel shares stories of how thousands of muslims have come to know Jesus, one person at a time, one commitment at a time. Daniel’s story is an incredible example of how the message of Jesus breaks through barriers of culture and religion.

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

Continuing our Mantra series, we'll explore what it means to "Grip the Plow" with our second-time guests, Tony and Kim Cash.

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

Continuing our Mantra series, we'll explore what it means to "Grip the Plow" with our second-time guests, Tony and Kim Cash.

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Grip the Plow show art Grip the Plow

One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

Continuing our Mantra series, we'll explore what it means to "Grip the Plow" with our second-time guests, Tony and Kim Cash.

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Grip the Plow show art Grip the Plow

One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

Continuing our Mantra series, we'll explore what it means to "Grip the Plow" with our second-time guests, Tony and Kim Cash.

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One At A Time, with Kyle Idleman

Our guests on this episode, Matt and Kristi Robison, know what it’s like to catch the wind. Their story is one of how God led them step-by-step through adoption, through several moves that were unforeseen, and to launch Hope Place in Louisville, Kentucky.

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Continuing our Mantra Series, this week’s episode looks at the mantra “Grip the Plow.” With this idea, we’re challenging believers to get their hands into ministry for the Kingdom. In particular, we’re going to revisit the ministry of Tony and Kim Cash, who you may remember from episode 6 of season 1. On that episode, we heard about how God saved Tony from a life of violent crime and called him to be a missionary – a disciple who makes disciples. We also heard how Tony brought he and Kim together to be partners in ministry.

 

On this episode, we’ll hear about what God has done since then through them. Their ministry in the prison system has led to more than 140 baptisms, many of which are the result of recent converts who’ve shared the gospel with others and produced second, third, and fourth generation Christians. Their testimony is a powerful and encouraging picture of what it means to “Grip the Plow.”

 

Learn more about the Cash’s ministry at www.tonyandkimcash.com

 

Credits:

 

One at a time is a production of Narrativo.

It’s executive produced by Kyle Idleman and Cary Meyer.

It was edited and produced by Mike Cosper.

Our theme song is by Dan Phelps