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Breck Merkle Fulfilling the Great Commission Worldwide
December 4, 2025 · 29 min
Segment 1 — Global Missions and the Call of Matthew 28
Dr. Chaps opens with Jesus’ Great Commission from Matthew 28, exploring what it means for Christians today to “go and make disciples of all nations.” We look at how international missions remain central to the gospel mandate.
Segment 2 — Interview: Brick Merkel of GloryProject.org
Our guest Brick Merkel joins us from GloryProject.org. Having traveled the world on mission, he shares powerful stories from the field, the nations he’s served, and how ordinary believers can play an extraordinary role in global evangelism.
Segment 3 — Helping You Preach the Gospel in All the World
Dr. Chaps and Brick discuss practical ways viewers can participate in missions—from prayer and support to short-term trips and digital outreach—empowering Christians everywhere to help fulfill Jesus’ command to reach every tribe, tongue, and nation.
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Series PIJN News Podcast with Dr. Chaps December 4, 2025 · 29 min · PIJN News Podcast with Dr. Chaps
Segment 1 — Global Missions and the Call of Matthew 28 Dr. Chaps opens with Jesus’ Great Commission from Matthew 28, exploring what it means for Christians today to “go and make disciples of all nations.” We look at how international missions remain central to the gospel mandate. Segment 2 — Interview: Brick Merkel of GloryProject.org Our guest Brick Merkel joins us from GloryProject.org. Having traveled the world on mission, he shares powerful stories from the field, the nations he’s served, and how ordinary believers can play an extraordinary role in global evangelism. Segment 3 — Helping You Preach the Gospel in All the World Dr. Chaps and Brick discuss practical ways viewers can participate in missions—from prayer and support to short-term trips and digital outreach—empowering Christians everywhere to help fulfill Jesus’ command to reach every tribe, tongue, and nation. Get free alerts at http://PrayInJesusName.org © 2025, Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD. Airs on NRB TV, Direct TV Ch.378, Roku, AppleTV, Amazon FireTV, AndroidTV, GoogleTV, Smart TV, iTunes and www.PrayInJesusName.org ...more Show the full description Show less Segment 1 — Global Missions and the Call of Matthew 28
Dr. Chaps opens with Jesus’ Great Commission from Matthew 28, exploring what it means for Christians today to “go and make disciples of all nations.” We look at how international missions remain central to the gospel mandate.
Segment 2 — Interview: Brick Merkel of GloryProject.org
Our guest Brick Merkel joins us from GloryProject.org. Having traveled the world on mission, he shares powerful stories from the field, the nations he’s served, and how ordinary believers can play an extraordinary role in global evangelism.
Segment 3 — Helping You Preach the Gospel in All the World
Dr. Chaps and Brick discuss practical ways viewers can participate in missions—from prayer and support to short-term trips and digital outreach—empowering Christians everywhere to help fulfill Jesus’ command to reach every tribe, tongue, and nation.
Get free alerts at http://PrayInJesusName.org
© 2025, Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt, PhD.
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0:01 Next on PIJN News, doctor Chaps reports on these important issues.0:08 Today, we're talking about international missions. And our guest, Breck Merkel, has traveled the world, but he is also helping you follow Jesus' great commission in Matthew 28, preach the0:20 gospel in all the world.0:23 Former Navy Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmidt took a stand to defend religious freedom by daring to pray publicly in Jesus' name. Now he helps you by reporting the news, discerning the spirits, and praying the0:35 scriptures. Would you pray with us? Here's doctor Chaps.0:42 God bless you in Jesus' name. My name is Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmidt, doctor Chaps, and you're watching PIJN News. On this show, we like to do 3 things. We report the news, we discern the spirits,0:54 and we pray the scriptures in Jesus' name. On today's show, we have a live guest in studio. I'm joined by Breck Merkel, who is with the Glory Project. It's an international1:06 missionary minded project to help preach the gospel of Jesus Christ in all of the world. Welcome, Breck, to the program. How are you today?1:15 Doing great, sir. It's great to be here.1:17 No. I'm honored to meet you. We had a nice dinner together the other day, and I just thought I should get you on on the show to talk about the Glory Project. What is that?1:27 Yeah. The Glory Project, we are simply an organization that is all about sharing the good news of Jesus Christ among the unreached, specifically in South Asia and Southeast Asia, but other opportunities
1:39 and open doors as the Lord leads. And so we've got a national force of indigenous workers who are out there faithfully proclaiming that among their own people groups.
1:48 So when you say unreached, what is that word? I mean, there's people who are reached and people who are unreached, but what kind of geography are we talking about?
1:57 So, yeah, unreached is basically those people groups that have little to no access to the gospel. And so there might be a very, very small percentage of believers that are there in that people group or in that
2:08 community. And so we are specifically trying to find avenues and ways to be able to bring the gospel to those who are the furthest away from being able to hear the name of Jesus.
2:19 And people in missions often talk about something called the 10 40 window. Mhmm. It's like longitude and latitude, left and right. What part of the world are we talking about?
2:30 So we're basically talking about North Africa, Middle East, and then India, and then Southeast Asia. That's kind of the the countries or areas of that part of the world, and that's exactly where the Glory Project is
2:41 focused and working.
2:41 Including China and Japan. These are places where there aren't many churches. Per capita, the Christians might be less than 5 percent of the population in many of these places. The majority
2:53 religions, Islam or Hinduism or atheism in China, those those are kind of state sponsored, and the governments of those countries recognize and
3:05 and sometimes they they recognize their religions, but they suppress Christianity. Is it dangerous?
3:11 Completely dangerous. I mean I mean, you've got, you know, in India, you've got 14 of their states with anti conversion laws that constantly put our folks constantly on
3:23 the the front of figuring out, hey, how can we continue to enter into these places while protecting those who are out there sharing the gospel? So, yeah, we're always trying to find another way in seeking God's
3:33 discernment and how to be able to have a ministry.
3:36 Mhmm. Yeah. And I've noticed that the persecution is divided into 2 halves. The there is the mafia, you know, the the religious fanatics in the other religion who try to
3:48 come after you, and sometimes they're violent, and and sometimes they burn your churches or your houses. Mhmm. But then the other half is the government. When the government agrees with the mafia, then then the
4:00 Christians have nowhere to go for redress of of violence. Sometimes the Christians are put in jail by the government. Sometimes the Christians are put on trial and they need lawyers to defend
4:12 themselves. Thankfully, most of these emerging democracies have a constitution of some kind. Right? Correct. Yeah. And Christians have legal rights to appear in court,
4:24 and sometimes they win those cases. Like, there's a case now before the India Supreme Court to recognize Christian pastor's right to convert people.
4:33 Mhmm.
4:33 In other words, to preach the gospel, to baptize people, to win them, to win souls to Jesus Christ. Is that legal or not legal?
4:42 I mean, technically, on the constitution, you you can. Yeah. But, practically, you know, on a day in, day out means based upon local government or other people in authority, you know,
4:54 they they tamper down a lot on us being able to share the gospel.
4:59 Yeah.
4:59 But, I mean, we're seeing, to your point, pastors and Christian leaders come together to be able to bring up these concerns to the local court, whether it be state or government
5:11 to be able to speak up for themselves. And so 1 of our partners in Andhra Pradesh in the very south, he's 1 that is constantly someone who is advocating saying, hey. Us as believers need to do something with our
5:23 government so that we have more of a voice.
5:25 Yeah. There's a saying in politics, if you don't have a seat at the table, then you're probably on the table, and they're eating you for dinner. Let's take a short break. More with Breck Merkel right after this.
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8:23 Welcome back. I'm Doctor. Chapps. I'm joined by missionary evangelist, Brick Merkel, who is with the Glory Project. What's the website and what can people find there?
8:32 Yeah, the website is gloryproject dot org and people can find there ways that they can get involved with national indigenous projects and work so that the church can can continue to grow in
8:44 these areas that we've talked about where persecution is on the rise. I mean, our vision is to be able to see healthy multiplication that happens within these countries, ultimately providing a
8:56 means where there's no outside support, but it's all coming from the local church being able to continue to share the gospel. So they get to find ways to be there.
9:04 And and your organization is a strategic facilitator of large groups. Group group groups in so many countries. Mhmm. But when you were a young man growing up here in Colorado Springs, when did you
9:16 first feel the impulse to become a missionary? You and then you went 10 years to Burma?
9:21 Yeah. Mhmm. Well, I first felt a call, honestly, in middle school. I went to a youth conference, a revival crusade, and the Lord just touched my heart and said that the gospel is something I can't keep
9:33 to myself. I need to share here in America, but then take it to the world. And so ever since middle school, I've been on 1 trajectory, and that's been to go to the nations and preach Christ where he is not known.
9:44 At what age did you move overseas full time?
9:47 I moved over there full time at 22 years old.
9:50 Wow. Mhmm. 22. And have you ever been married? What what did your family think about this?
9:57 Yeah. I mean, I got married, and 9 months later, we were overseas.
10:00 She went with you. She went with me. Praise the Lord. Exciting.
10:03 Had had several kids over there, and just loved being able to serve full time among this this closed country called Burma.
10:10 Okay. So you call it a closed country because sometimes missionary work per se is not welcomed by the government. Mhmm. Sometimes it's hard to print or
10:22 distribute Bibles. It's hard to build a church building. Because if they notice, then they they either put you in jail or kick you out. Yeah. What do you
10:34 advise other missionaries to do in that context?
10:38 I mean, in that context, I would advise missionaries to do 2 things. Number 1, you know, you have to constantly just pray for discernment, being able to understand how you might be able to live and work there long term.
10:50 And some of that comes through, you know, how are we going to mobilize workers and ministries to speak up for themselves in those countries. And then secondly, I would say don't be afraid
11:02 to to share because, honestly, in my experience, I've learned that if you're bold in sharing the name of Jesus and people respond and they come to faith and all of a sudden you have churches that
11:13 are being developed and are seeking to bring permanent change that provides eternal life, and therefore, the values change and the community changes, and all of a sudden, their culture is completely different
11:25 because someone wasn't afraid to speak up for truth.
11:29 And and the indigenous people, when they really embrace Christ and they receive the holy spirit inside of themselves, they become the evangelists in their own language, in their
11:40 own culture, and the and the gospel spreads indigenously even after we go home. You've been home now for how many years?
11:47 I've been home about 10 years. It's just as long as I was there, I've been home now.
11:51 Okay. What was the bigger culture shock? Moving from America to Burma or then moving back home? I would say for sure moving back home. You were surprised what America had become.
12:03 Completely. In just 10 years, the change and the shift from from our values, our morals to our culture was just it was a lot to bear. Yeah.
12:15 Too much for me to comprehend.
12:17 I can imagine. So now do you host conferences? How many countries have you been to?
12:22 So I've been, goodness, to over 20 countries. We we put on conferences. We put on trainings for our folks. We do that both online, virtually, and in person. And it's really just all
12:34 about bringing those indigenous workers together to have a place where they can share their concerns, come with their prayer requests, and be able to seek guidance from scriptures and then from us
12:46 on how they can continue to be a vehicle of of the gospel in their place.
12:51 So if you were going to host an event, let let's just pick a random country like Nepal
12:57 Yep.
12:58 Where I have been 3 times. I don't know if you've been.
13:00 I have.
13:01 And you were going to organize a meeting there with local pastors to to give them training. What would that look like? How long would you stay? How many pastors would attend, and what would they
13:13 learn?
13:13 I mean, I would minimum stay 3 days, but, ideally, I want a week, so that we can just spend time in prayer. We can spend time sharing stories. And it looks like
13:25 bringing 100 to 200 pastors together in a church or maybe a little retreat center outside of the capital just so that we can sing and worship with with no neighbors being disrupted, and then they
13:37 call and disrupt the meeting. And so, that's what it would look like, is all of us coming together in worship and prayer and discerning God's wisdom for different ways that we can share the Gospel with Hindus, with
13:48 animists, and just all those that that is that's all across Nepal.
13:53 And mainly, are talking to Christians when you provide that discipleship training. Mhmm. There aren't and I found in my travels, there aren't a lot of opportunities to speak with nonbelievers.
14:04 Although that comes up, know, when you're buying coffee or or, you know, hotel services, taxi cabs, the traffic in these places is just an adventure. I'll tell you. Oh, yeah.
14:16 Mhmm. But but my point is, when you're training the Christians, they become the carriers of the torch, and they take your discipleship lessons back to their own congregations. Mhmm. So it multiplies that
14:28 way.
14:28 Correct. Mhmm. Which is what we want ideally to happen. Right? They they they own it and they want to share it with others. Mhmm.
14:35 Tell me about Glory Project. What is why the name and and what does it do?
14:40 Well, the name comes from Habakkuk chapter 2 verse 14, For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea. And so, we really emphasize
14:52 the fact that God's glory will 1 day be seen on this earth when he returns. And so until then, we want to be able to see these communities of faith started in every village where his
15:04 glory is seen now so that when Jesus returns, more people receive it as an act of blessing instead of judgment.
15:11 Okay. Mhmm. Let's take a short break. When we come back, we're gonna talk about how you can get involved in short term missions or maybe with your church.
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19:01 Empowering you, the grassroots activist. Here is Doctor. Chapps.
19:09 Welcome back. I'm Doctor. Chapps joined again by Brick Merkel with gloryproject dot org. That is his website. And we want you to donate today. Not to us. We want you to give to glory
19:21 project dot org to continue their work. Brick, if somebody gave 1000 dollars today, and I'm I can't speak for them. Maybe they won't do it. But if they did, how would that be
19:33 used?
19:34 Well, that would be used to help support native missionaries. That's what we call the indigenous workers who are out there sharing the gospel and starting churches in every village. So, that money would go
19:46 to strategically send them, mobilize them, and train them to continue to enter into these villages where there is no gospel presence. And so, that is where it would go. And that would look differently from place to
19:57 place, from where it's gonna go from a village in India to village in Indonesia, but it's going straight to the field to get those guys the support that they need to keep sharing the Gospel.
20:06 Now, I wanna give our audience a perspective on the economies of scale for your thousand dollar gift. Mhmm. If someone were if a church maybe were to hire a pastor in America,
20:19 the median salary might be around 75000 dollars if you had an educated pastor leading a small congregation for 1 year. But overseas, you can hire like a local
20:31 missionary for a tenth of that. Correct. For the same 75000 dollars you can hire maybe 10 full time pastors overseas,
20:43 and they're not just managing a local church. Some of these pastors are in multiple villages. They're riding bicycles to get there. Some don't even have motorcycles.
20:55 Much would a motorcycle cost to to equip 1 pastor so he can go to 3 or 4 villages?
20:59 Well, 1 motorcycle is about 1500 dollars, and that's the ones that can go into these crazy villages up the terrain and be able to manage the jungles of of Asia.
21:09 There you go. Mhmm. So there's your commission today. 1500 dollars would buy 1 motorcycle for 1 missionary. Give to glory project dot org. Rick, I wanna just
21:21 kinda open it up to you. What should our audience know about missions? How you felt the call as a young man. Maybe some of our older viewers feel helpless, like they they've never been on a
21:33 missions trip. We don't know what to where to start. How might God call them to participate?
21:39 Well, thank you for for that question, Gordon. I just want to share with everyone that I encounter with that all of us have a part to play in the Great Commission. You know, the Great Commission in Matthew 28 18 through
21:51 19 says, therefore, go and make disciples of all nations.
21:54 They Let's put that on the screen. I wanna read that to our audience here, and I have it on my phone. Therefore, go, Jesus says, go and make disciples of all the nations,
22:06 baptizing them in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you, and lo, I am with you always
22:18 even to the end of the age. Amen. Jesus says, go into all the world and teach all the nations.
22:24 Mhmm.
22:25 But but, we just stay home in America.
22:28 Yes. But, that that commission to be able to go and make disciples has value for all of us. And so, you're making disciples in multiple ways. Right? It tells us that we can do that by baptizing, by
22:40 praying, by teaching as well. And so, no matter where we are, whether if we're in America and we're from our home, 1 key component of being able to go on mission is to pray and to fervently be an advocate for
22:52 these faithful missionaries who are out there sharing the gospel because we're holding the ropes here. Let's never forget that we're holding the ropes of those missionaries, whether they've been sent from America or
23:03 they're indigenous missionaries. They're out there climbing the wall, scaling these villages literally to share the gospel, and then we're the ones holding the ropes below with prayer, saying we are gonna be your number
23:15 1 advocate asking God to give you strength, discernment, and wisdom. So that is a way any of us can be involved is through prayer, but then also being able to see where God might want us to steward our resources to be
23:26 able to be about that 1 commandment and 1 mandate from our Lord, which is to make disciples of all nations.
23:32 And people of any age, if you're just starting out in missions, whether you're young or old, you should really go into YWAM. I'm just gonna mention youth with a mission is how I got
23:44 started when I was 19 years old.
23:46 Mhmm.
23:47 And they're in every country, and they welcome you to attend a a discipleship training school. You can get a few months of training and actually go on a short term missions trip.
23:59 Do you ever take Americans to travel with you?
24:01 Oh, yeah. All the time. Mhmm.
24:02 How can they sign up for 1 of your trips?
24:04 On our website, we have a dropdown that says upcoming mission trips, and right there, you can choose the ones that are coming up this next year. We have just broadcasted to anybody who can join. And we ask that they just
24:16 fill out their testimony, their salvation experience, and then they could come on and jump on 1 of those trips. And if they want to go on a smaller type trip with just me and a couple of us into some of these more
24:26 restricted countries, they can just reach out to that website and also put a note on that drop down menu.
24:32 And it's better than a vacation. If you're gonna go on a Disney cruise line, okay, maybe once in your life for the little kids. But adults, really, have a mission.
24:44 It's not about personal satisfaction or pleasure or vacations. For me, I try to go 2 months a year to some of the strangest places. I spent a month in Pakistan this
24:56 year. I spent a month in Nepal this year. I've been to India 6 times. You've been going to all the places that you've mentioned. This is our calling as adults, and it's more fun than a vacation. It's
25:10 have just 2 minutes left. I I want you to maybe encourage the audience, and would you lead us in a word of prayer?
25:17 Yeah. You know, again, you know, coming back to that Matthew 28 19 through 20 great commission, there is a role for each of us to play. It's a role of prayer. It's a role of
25:29 going. It's a role of support. And so, all of us need to discern what that is for us and not forget that it's not an option, but it is a command and a passion from our Lord and Savior
25:41 Jesus Christ. And so, with that, I do wanna pray. I wanna pray for audience. I wanna pray for the the kingdom of God to just be built continually upon this earth. Please. Thank you.
25:53 For our Lord and savior Jesus Christ, we are so grateful that you came down to this earth to save us from our sins and to
26:05 restore us to a relationship with God the father. Romans 5 8 tells us, but God demonstrated his own love for us in this, that while we were
26:17 yet sinners, Christ died for us. And so thank you, God, for saving us. Thank you, God, for building up your church through all of these generations,
26:30 and we continue to hold on to the promise that the gates of hell will not prevail, but the church of God will. And so I pray for our audience. God, I pray for everyone at home right
26:42 now. May you bless them. May you continually be the 1 that they find strength, solace, and comfort in as they abide in you, Jesus, as the
26:53 vine. And it's in his name I pray, in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
27:00 Amen and amen. If you feel like you are called to a short term missions trip, we want you to join Breck Merkel today. Go to glory project dot org. If you
27:12 wanna donate, 1500 dollars would buy a new motorcycle for 1 of these traveling village pastors that will literally plant churches in some of the most remote areas
27:24 of the countries we've mentioned. Again, visit glory project dot org. Don't give to us today. Give to them. But if you want prayer, you can call us toll free at 8 6 6 obey God. It's toll
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