Brooks Buser
A Better Way to Look at Missions
By Brooks Buser | 05.21.2024People often ask me: “Is such and such a good idea in missions?” The reason for this question is that there are thousands of different things going on in the missions world today. It makes sense why pastors are at a loss in sorting through the good and bad. How do we know what amounts to “good” missions?
On Conversion, with Brooks Buser and Michael Lawrence (Missions Talk, Ep. 33)
By B. Buser, J. Mack Stiles, M. Lawrence, R. Robertson | 04.11.2024In this episode of Missions Talk, Ryan Robertson and Mack Stiles talk with Brooks Buser and Michael Lawrence on the doctrine of conversion and how it relates to missions.
On the Yembi Yembi, with Brooks and Nina Buser (Missions Talk, Ep. 15)
By B. Buser, J. Mack Stiles, N. Buser, R. Robertson | 05.25.2023Twenty years ago, the Yembi Yembi tribe had no Christians and no written language. Today, they enjoy the ministry of a healthy local church and the Scriptures in their own tongue.
Hear the amazing story in today’s episode Missions Talk with special guests Nina and Brooks Buser.
The Case for Long-Term Missions
By Brooks Buser | 01.26.2023How can “normal” Christians see their sons and daughters board ships and planes and be gone for decades, perhaps forever? The only sufficient answer I have found is this: these saints see past this world.
On Why Gospel Doctrine Matters in Missions with Brooks Buser and Matt Tyler (Missions Talk, Ep. 3)
By B. Buser, J. Mack Stiles, M. Tyler, R. Robertson | 10.28.2022In this episode of Missions Talk, Ryan Robertson and Mack Stiles chat with Brooks Buser and Matt Tyler about the necessity of sound doctrine—whether you’re in the deep jungle of Papua New Guinea or a global city with 25 million people.
On Church-Centered Missions vs Movement-Driven Missions (Pastors Talk, Ep. 183)
By A. Sequeira, B. Buser, J. Mack Stiles, J. Leeman, S. Logsdon | 10.12.2021Jonathan Leeman chats with Mack Stiles, Brooks Buser, Scott Logsdon, and Aubrey Sequeira about two diverging approaches to the obeying the Great Commission.
