In Southeast Asia, a young man named Denny was transformed by Jesus Christ, leaving behind a life of violence as a gun for hire. Meanwhile, two brothers, Michael and Jerry, were raised by an authoritarian father who wanted them to know God, but their lives took a beautiful turn when they received messenger audio Bibles, leading them to deepen their faith and share the gospel with their tribe. Their stories are just a few of the many lives transformed by the love of God in the Philippines and Indonesia. [... more]

In Southeast Asia, a couple, Banu and Nellie, face long odds with debilitating physical issues, yet they joyfully share Jesus in their non-Christian culture. Their story is a testament to God's provision and strength in overcoming weaknesses. Meanwhile, in a small village, a church has been built by hand, and the InTouch Messenger Bible has given people access to the Word of God, leading to transformations and healings. [... more]

In Indonesia and the Philippines, Christians face persecution and oppression, but their faith remains strong. Meet Emma and Fernando, who prayed for a house and received a spacious home through God's provision. Hear the story of Mr. K, who stood firm in his faith despite threats and hostility, and learn about Lucretia, a massage therapist and midwife who uses the Audio Bible to minister to her patients. [... more]

Danny shares his story of redemption and how God used his past experiences to call him to overseas work in Southeast Asia, where he plans to build an orphanage and minister to those in need. Despite facing numerous challenges, Danny remains committed to his calling and trusts in God's provision and guidance. [... more]

InTouch Ministries shares the Word of God through the InTouch Messenger, a mobile device containing the Bible in various languages. The device has transformed lives in Southeast Asia, where people like Pastor Alex and Pastor Danny are using it to bring people to Christ and grow their faith. [... more]

As Christianity faces increasing hostility in America, Dr. Robert Jeffress discusses the inevitability of persecution for believers and how to prepare for it. He shares stories of Christians who have suffered persecution throughout history, including Randy Alcorn, who was arrested and sued for protesting abortion, and Pastor Alan Wan, who spent 22 years in prison in China. Dr. Jeffress emphasizes the importance of standing firm in one's faith and encourages listeners to prepare for the coming persecution by strengthening their conviction and understanding of the spiritual climate of their culture. [... more]

Understanding poverty as a complex issue that goes beyond material needs, Brian Fickert, professor of economics and community development, shares insights on how to alleviate poverty without hurting the poor and yourself, emphasizing the importance of a relational approach and empowering communities. [... more]

Dr. Al Henson shares his passion for rescuing victims of human trafficking in Southeast Asia through his organization Compassionate Hope and book Breaking Invisible Chains. He discusses the power of the Gospel in setting people free from slavery and the importance of love and compassion in healing the brokenhearted. [... more]

Jesus Christ commends the church in Smyrna for their faithfulness and endurance in the face of persecution and suffering, promising them a crown of life and eternal victory over the second death. [... more]

The Las Vegas Aces win back-to-back WNBA championships, with Asia Wilson leading the team to victory. Other cities, including Denver, Tampa Bay, and Miami, are also discussed as sports cities on the rise. [... more]

A Florida grandmother is forced to tear down her 17-year-old treehouse due to unsafe construction claims, sparking debate on government overreach. Meanwhile, a Florida man wrestles an iguana and wins, highlighting the state's invasive species problem. The discussion also touches on the importance of diversity and liberty in American society, with a focus on the concept of the melting pot and the need to preserve free speech and individual identity. [... more]

The 22nd anniversary of the 9-11 attacks is marked by controversy as President Joe Biden is criticized for not attending the commemoration events, instead choosing to visit Alaska. Meanwhile, the Governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham, has suspended the Second Amendment, citing a public health emergency, but critics argue that this is an unconstitutional move that will only disarm law-abiding citizens and not affect criminals. [... more]

In countries like China, India, and Malaysia, Christianity is growing rapidly, with 500 million evangelical Christians and a growth rate of 4% per year. However, many new believers lack access to the Bible, and organizations like Bible League are working to distribute Bibles to these individuals, often at a cost of just $5 per Bible. [... more]

Texas Governor Greg Abbott discusses the southern border issue, claiming that the Biden administration has created chaos and that the border is not secure. He also talks about the number of gotaways and the role of the National Guard in repelling people trying to cross the border. Meanwhile, Congressman James Comer discusses the investigation into the Biden family's ties with China and the removal of the investigative team. The conversation also touches on the Durham report, the FBI, and public corruption. [... more]

Christians in Asia face significant sacrifice to maintain their faith, often relying on support from outside sources to continue their practice. This reality highlights the importance of freedom and the challenges faced by those who choose to follow their beliefs. [... more]

In a world where Christianity is growing fastest in the region of Asia, millions of new believers have no access to the Bible. The Bible League is working to change this, and listeners can get involved by sending Bibles to Asia. With the help of the Truth Network, the goal is to provide 3,000 Bibles to believers in countries such as China, India, and the Philippines by Memorial Day. [... more]

The death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI is remembered, and his legacy is reflected upon. Meanwhile, a tumultuous year comes to a close, marked by conflict in Ukraine, North Korea's nuclear ambitions, and shifting global politics. The passing of influential figures such as Barbara Walters, Sidney Poitier, and Queen Elizabeth II is also remembered, as well as the loss of other notable individuals in the worlds of entertainment, sports, and politics. [... more]

God is on a mission to reach the world with the gospel, and He invites believers to join Him. The Philippines is a key location for this mission, with its unique cultural and linguistic context making it an ideal springboard for spreading the gospel throughout Southeast Asia and the world. [... more]

People dealing with persecution for their Christian faith can draw strength from others who are facing painful things in their lives and yet standing firm. Caregivers can learn from the resilience of those who are persecuted, and the importance of faithfulness in the face of adversity. [... more]

Bible League is working to address the loss of religious freedom around the world, providing Bibles to persecuted believers in countries like India, China, and the Middle East. With the help of the Truth Network, they aim to send 3,500 Bibles to believers in need, at just $5 per Bible. [... more]

Rayshaun Copeland shares his powerful Christian testimony of being saved from a life-threatening moment and now using social media to spread the gospel message. He also talks about his new book 'No Turning Back' and the importance of not turning away from God's call. [... more]

Listeners hear how God takes passion and uses it to build the Kingdom, with guests from Gospel for Asia and Christian History Institute sharing stories of clean water, healing, and the power of prayer. [... more]

Land and Rescue conducts international rescue operations for people suffering from human trafficking, working in regions such as Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa. They provide humanitarian aid and establish specialized units to combat ongoing security problems. The organization has developed rapidly to combat trafficking, rescuing women and children from sex and labor slavery and facilitating holistic aftercare services. [... more]

Jeff Chetwood, a radical evangelist with the International Commission, shares his testimony and the ministry's mission to share the gospel with millions in Asia. He emphasizes the importance of intentional evangelism and discipleship, and encourages listeners to share the gospel in their daily lives, regardless of their circumstances. [... more]

Jay and Jeremy share their passion for spreading the gospel and serving international students, while facing obstacles and spiritual attacks. They emphasize the importance of unity, prayer, and support in their missionary work, and encourage listeners to get involved and make a difference. [... more]

Nikita sits down with Author Corporate Speaker Leadership Trainer Missionary and Children's Author Al Argo To contact Al see details below arogglobal gmail com Argofamily yahoo com Al Coli Argo World Missions Ministries LifeChurch Cebu Life Coffee House Library Leadership Training Development Life Upward Sports [... more]

A young missionary, Jay, shares his journey to plant churches in Southeast Asia, where he will face a large Muslim presence. He emphasizes the importance of prayer warriors and the need to spread the gospel, encouraging listeners to find their place in the great commission and share the good news of Christ. [... more]

Gospel for Asia's Christmas Critter Campaign provides opportunities to tangibly communicate God's love to people in need, including Bible literacy, women's empowerment, clean water, and child sponsorship. By partnering with Gospel for Asia, individuals can make a significant impact on communities in Asia, lifting people out of poverty and sharing the love of Christ. [... more]

Lantern Rescue, a USA-based organization, conducts international rescue operations for people suffering from human trafficking. They specialize in sending former U.S. Special Operation law enforcement and intelligence personnel to partner with host nations and assist them in creating specialized units to combat ongoing security problems, such as genocide, terrorism, and human trafficking. Human trafficking has grown into the second largest criminal activity in the world, reaching an estimated $150 billion in annual activity. Lantern Rescue has developed rapidly to combat trafficking, operating through a trained international network to rescue women and children from sex and labor slavery and facilitating holistic aftercare services. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis explores the Seven Churches of Asia in the Book of Revelation, examining their historical context and spiritual significance. She discusses the four major themes leading up to the return of Jesus, including God and the church in heaven, the seven seals, trumpets and plagues, and the punishment of Babylon and the destruction of pagan nations. [... more]

The Book of Revelation reveals the seven churches of Asia, each with its own unique characteristics and struggles. Dr. Cheryl Davis explores the historical context of these churches, from the post-apostolic church to the rise of the Catholic Church, and draws parallels between their experiences and the spiritual battles faced by Christians today. [... more]

Fawn Weaver shares her worldwide search for the secrets of a great marriage, highlighting the importance of putting God first, respecting each other's differences, and cultivating friendship moments. She interviews couples from various countries and backgrounds, revealing that the principles of a happy marriage are universal and rooted in God's character. [... more]

A chicken can break the cycle of poverty for a poor family by providing food and income through egg sales, making it a meaningful gift for those in need. Gospel for Asia's animal donation program allows 100% of donations to go directly to the field, opening doors to the love of Jesus. [... more]

A chicken can break the cycle of poverty for a poor family by providing food and income. Gospel for Asia gives 100% of donations to the field, opening doors to the love of Jesus. Meanwhile, the Masculine Journey Joyride Podcast shares funny stories and thought-provoking moments that draw listeners closer to Jesus Christ. [... more]

A chicken can break the cycle of poverty for a poor family, providing food and income through egg sales. Meanwhile, the crimson worm, a source of ancient red dye, holds spiritual significance, connecting to the biblical concept of hope. [... more]

A lawyer turned pastor shares his testimony and discusses the importance of expositional preaching and missionary work. He also talks about his church, Calvary Church, and its efforts to spread the gospel through radio programs and live streaming. [... more]

A chicken can break the cycle of poverty for a poor family by providing food and income through egg sales. Gospel for Asia donates animals, including chickens, and 100% of donations go to the field. Meanwhile, COVID-19 has brought changes to holiday traditions, including socially distanced nativity scenes and COVID-themed carols. [... more]

The true meaning of Christmas is explored through the story of a father's love and sacrifice, drawing parallels between the biblical account of Abraham and Isaac and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

A chicken can break the cycle of poverty for a poor family, providing food and income through egg sales. Gospel for Asia donates animals to families in Asia, opening doors to the love of Jesus. Meanwhile, a funny story about a childhood experience is shared, highlighting the pain of having a tongue ripped off an ice cube. [... more]

A chicken can break the cycle of poverty for a poor family in Asia, providing food, nourishment, and income through egg sales. Donating a chicken through Gospel for Asia supports a family and opens the door to the love of Jesus. [... more]