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God often begins gospel advance with a burden to pray for the next town. In this episode, Mark Gillmore talks with Andrew Haertl about how God led him from a surrendered teenager and college student to pastor a church in Shawano, Wisconsin, and to seek gospel advance in Clintonville and the surrounding region. Will you ask God to show you the next step of faith—and take it?
Topics Discussed- Andrew Haertl’s salvation testimony, early call to preach, and renewed surrender to serve the Lord
- Learning to hear God’s voice through a clean heart, God’s Word, prayer, and patient obedience
- Church planting in Shawano, Wisconsin, and a burden for the towns surrounding it
- Prayer for Clintonville and the Lord’s redirecting of a planned gospel tent meeting
- Prayer Advance meetings, ministry partnerships, door-to-door outreach, and the opening Clintonville Bible study
- Great Commission completion through gospel-preaching churches multiplying into nearby communities
- God can use young people who surrender to Him and obey the light He gives for the next step.
- A clean heart, time in God’s Word, and prayer prepare believers to recognize and follow God’s leading.
- Gospel advance often begins when believers pray specifically for the next town and step out in faith.
- Closed doors do not end God’s work; He can redirect His people into a better path.
- Small churches can bear a real burden for the harvest beyond their own community.
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