Joshua Nations Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

In this episode of the Joshua Nations Podcast, Jason Holland sits down with longtime friend and global missionary Jerry Chalk for an honest, powerful conversation about revival, obedience, loss, and God’s faithfulness.Jerry shares his remarkable journey from being a 16-year-old called into ministry in Oklahoma to spending 17 years as a missionary in Ukraine, witnessing mass salvation, miraculous healings, and the planting of hundreds of churches following the fall of the Soviet Union. Together, they explore what made the Ukrainian church so spiritually vibrant, the culture of honor and discipleship that fueled explosive growth, and why those same models are often difficult to implement in the Western church.The conversation also turns deeply personal as Jerry opens up about walking through divorce after 23 years of marriage, how God met him in the valley, and how ministry fruit actually multiplied during one of the hardest seasons of his life. He shares how God restored joy, renewed purpose, and brought new life, including the blessing of an upcoming marriage and seeing his son step into ministry leadership.This episode is also a powerful conversation on fatherhood, discipleship in the home, and raising the next generation to follow Jesus with conviction in a rapidly changing culture.Whether you care about missions, church leadership, revival, or raising godly children, this episode offers wisdom, encouragement, and a renewed vision for the Great Commission.Topics covered:Revival and church growth in post-Soviet UkraineDiscipleship models that mobilize the whole churchCultural differences between Western and global churchesWalking through personal loss with faithRaising children who love Jesus and live the missionWhy revival is born through prayer, fasting, and obedience

In this episode of the Joshua Nations Podcast, President Jason Holland sits down with missionary and minister Jared Lenhart of Frontier Harvest Ministries — a modern-day pioneer who has spent his life reaching unreached people groups across Asia.

From growing up in China’s Yunnan province to planting churches across Burma, Jared shares firsthand stories of discipleship, miracles, and the realities of apostolic ministry in today’s world. Discover what it means to build on no man’s foundation (Romans 15:20), how the gospel is spreading through “persons of peace,” and how you can help fulfill the Great Commission in our generation.

Don’t miss this week’s Joshua Nations Inheritance Podcast with our guest speakers, Jack and Sandy Hempfling!!

Jack and Sandy Hempfling served as Lead Pastor and Care Pastor in LeRoy, New York for over 20 years. They also served the Elim Fellowship network of ministers as Regional Director for over 10 years. 

They will be teaching together on this week's leadership zoom meeting. Their topic will be: "Providing an Atmosphere in Which Those Under our Ministry May Flourish."

Whether you lead as a pastor or in any other ministry or leadership capacity, if you minister without people sensing your care for them, your leadership will struggle to bear the fruit or make the impact God wants. 

Please come and join us and be sure to invite a friend or colleague in ministry for this time together!

Join Dr. Russ Frase as he teaches a group of international leaders from around the world. This episode Dr. Frase challenges the listener to come forth, take your position, and move forward with God. It is not time to remain in hiding, but it is time to come out!

Special guest Rev. James Atherton is a pastor, church planter, and former missionary to Kazakhstan. James is a lead partner with Joshua Nations in the ongoing work in Niger amongst UUPGs. This episode shares wonderful and practical teaching on being intimate with God and ordering your life.  

This podcast will challenge you to allow God to be deeply embedded in your daily routines of life. With His presence in every aspect of your day, you can guarantee that your life, ministry, and activities will look and feel a little different than the ordinary. This features special guest, Rev. Jerry Smith. Jerry is the International Training Director for World Mission, and has been in cross-cultural ministry for almost 30 years. He works with leaders throughout Africa and Asia teaching on a variety of topics, particularly leadership and discipleship. His passion is to teach the Scriptures, which he regards as the textbook for Christian leaders.

Christian  often find themselves in a difficult situation trying to balance ministry or business and their family. This problem has been the root of many dysfunctional families and even has led to divorce. This episode by Rev. Jason Holland will challenge you to minister to your fmaily first!

Join Dr. Henry Holland on this powerful teaching about a lifestyle of worship. All believers and Christian leaders ought to exemplify this imperative from Jesus. With more than 50 years of ministry experience, Dr. Holland speaks from a deep well of experience and wisdom. 

Dr. King has devoted his life to missions from Africa to Asia. He now resides in Ecuador. Come join with us as he shares some of the interesting stories and experiences from his missions around the world.

Jason Holland shares some very practical and Biblical principles that will help you order your life in a manner that will fuel your growth and matrity in the Lord. If you want to feel God's presence, hear His voice, and see Him move in power - this podcast will help any believer get on track for a more intimate relationship with the Lord.