Dr. Alex Bryant - Finishing the Mission
In this presentation, Dr. Alex Bryant shares a compelling vision for how the church can move forward together in mission and purpose. Centered around the themes of media, multiplication, and mentorship, this presentation explores how churches can more effectively reach their communities, empower the next generation, and leverage digital platforms for evangelism. There’s a strong reminder throughout that God’s mission has always been bigger than any one church, ministry, or individual—and that unity around a shared purpose is what gives the church its greatest impact. You’ll also hear practical insights about engaging younger leaders, using media strategically, and embracing an outward-focused approach to ministry.
More than anything, this message challenges us to stop playing defense as a church and start boldly stepping into the mission God has called us to. Whether you’re a pastor, ministry leader, or church member with a passion for evangelism, this is an encouraging and thought-provoking perspective on where the church is headed and how each of us can be part of it.
More than anything, this message challenges us to stop playing defense as a church and start boldly stepping into the mission God has called us to. Whether you’re a pastor, ministry leader, or church member with a passion for evangelism, this is an encouraging and thought-provoking perspective on where the church is headed and how each of us can be part of it.
Creators and Guests
Host
Larry Witzel
Respected innovator at intersection of technology and ministry. Marketing nerd. Computer geek. Founder of SermonView. Servant of God and friend to humankind.
Guest
Dr. Alex Bryant
Dr. G. Alex Bryant, who serves as president of the North American Division and vice president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. He was called to ministry soon after joining the church, and began pastoral work in Missouri and Kansas before serving as president of the Central States Conference and later as executive secretary of the North American Division.
