A missionary couple shares their experience and burden for ministering to Muslim refugees in Greece, highlighting the unique opportunity to share the gospel with those seeking peace and safety. They emphasize the importance of every Christian having a role in God's global gospel and encourage listeners to pray, give, serve, and go to be involved in this ministry. [... more]

David Wills, President Emeritus of the National Christian Foundation, discusses the importance of considering God's passions when deciding where to give, and provides a framework for thinking about giving in light of Scripture. [... more]

A Cuban refugee shares his family's story of fleeing communism and the devastating effects it had on their lives, including cultural and spiritual poverty. He emphasizes the importance of preserving individual identity and rejecting essentialism, which he believes is a threat to American values. [... more]

God's thoughts and plans for individuals are of peace, not evil, and He has a future and a hope for them. He encourages people to seek Him with all their heart, knowing that He is searching for them and has a plan for their lives. This message is a reminder that God is in control, even in difficult times, and that He wants to build character in His people, making them valuable to others and to Himself. [... more]

Living as kingdom refugees in a world that's forgotten about God requires being sustained by the truth, comforted by God's control, and responsible where you are. Jeremiah 29 offers practical guidance on how to exhibit kingdom values in a world that does not share your values, and how to be in the world and not of the world. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the White House plan to allow Palestinian refugees into the U.S., the ongoing crisis in Gaza, and the implications of CRT and DEI in schools. The conversation also touches on the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines, and mandates, as well as the latest news and updates on politics, including the Trump administration and the 2024 presidential election. Additionally, the hosts discuss various social issues, such as the economy, inflation, and tax hikes, and their impact on everyday Americans. [... more]

College campuses are being taken over by protests, with some students demanding humanitarian aid and others displaying anti-Semitic behavior. The Biden administration is considering resettling Gazan refugees in the US, despite other Arab countries refusing to take them. The university is being criticized for its handling of the situation, with some arguing that it's not doing enough to address the issue. Meanwhile, the gaming industry is under attack from DEI and CRT proponents, who are pushing for more diversity and inclusion in games. [... more]

College campuses across the United States are experiencing protests and unrest, with some students and faculty members expressing support for Hamas and anti-Israel sentiments. Meanwhile, universities are receiving billions of dollars in taxpayer funding, despite having large endowments. The bird flu and monkeypox outbreaks are also causing concern, and a Florida man is arrested for stealing beer. Kamala Harris's 'mama love' comment is also discussed, as well as the concept of 'equitable transit-oriented development' and its potential impact on racial gaps and wealth inequality. [... more]

Jesus teaches the culture of heaven through the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing the importance of being ambassadors for Christ, living with holy discernment, and practicing the golden rule. He warns against judgment and condemnation, and encourages believers to seek God's guidance through prayer and faith. Ultimately, Jesus calls believers to a relationship with Him, offering eternal salvation and a life of purpose and fulfillment. [... more]

Wat Wong shares his remarkable story of fleeing Vietnam with his family as a child, facing challenges in a new country, and eventually becoming a surgeon. He credits his experiences, including working in a crab factory and selling books door-to-door, with shaping his skills and work ethic. [... more]

A church in Noel, Missouri, has become a hub for refugees from around the world, with Pastor Josh Manning and his wife Lauren leading the effort to share the gospel and build a community of diverse languages and cultures. [... more]

Lebanon is facing a humanitarian crisis with many families living in poverty, creating a unique opportunity for ministry. A non-denominational Christian organization, Heart for Lebanon, is providing basic necessities and sharing the gospel with those in need. The organization's Hope Ministry Center is welcoming families fleeing the conflict and offering them physical and emotional support, as well as introducing them to the hope found in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Millions of people are displaced and trying to survive in Sudan, where a severe humanitarian crisis is unfolding. The Persecution Project Foundation is working to evacuate and resettle refugees, providing relief and shelter supplies, as well as discipleship materials. The church is playing a vital role in responding to the crisis, and there is an opportunity for the body of Christ to minister to its brothers and sisters in need. [... more]

In the aftermath of the Vietnam War, Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance by accepting refugees from Vietnam and Cambodia, providing them with a safe haven and a chance to rebuild their lives. His efforts inspired a statewide movement, Iowa Shares, which raised over $540,000 to aid starving Cambodian refugees. Ray's leadership and compassion earned him a reputation as a 'good governor' and a hero to the Southeast Asian refugee community. [... more]

A Christian seminary in Lebanon welcomes students from Muslim backgrounds to learn about the Bible and Christianity, and shares the message of Jesus Christ with refugees and locals, highlighting the importance of loving and serving others to effectively reach them with the Gospel. [... more]

Thousands in Lebanon have been displaced by the fighting between Israel and the terror group Hezbollah, and the country is facing a historic high level of despair. A ministry called Heart for Lebanon is working to provide relief to struggling families and introduce them to the hope found in Jesus Christ. Meanwhile, a listener in New Jersey is seeking advice on what to do with a pension and a listener in Idaho is looking to transfer high-yield savings to a different account. [... more]

Pastor Farhan Eid shares his experiences of spreading the Gospel in Syria and Germany, highlighting the opportunities and challenges of reaching Arabic-speaking people with the message of Christ. He emphasizes the importance of not taking freedom for granted and using the current open doors to spread the Gospel before they close. [... more]

A story about an 11-year-old Bosnian girl named Janella who fixes her family's Thanksgiving meal and discovers her passion for cooking, blending traditional Bosnian recipes with American holiday traditions, creating a unique and memorable experience for her family and friends. [... more]

Lantern Rescue, a USA-based organization, is working to combat human trafficking and support Afghan refugees in Pakistan. The Pakistani government's crackdown on refugees has led to deportations, arrests, and property confiscation, causing immense suffering and heartache. Lantern Rescue is partnering with Voice of Christians to provide shelter and support, but the situation is dire, and urgent prayer is needed to bring about change. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for allegedly bashing a woman's head into a tree stump, while another Florida man is accused of hiding drugs in his candy stash. A hockey player dies after being kicked in the neck by an opponent, and the incident sparks debate over whether it was an accident or manslaughter. Meanwhile, the US State Department's stance on Palestinian land is questioned, and a Christian fundamentalist is criticized for his views on policy. [... more]

Governor DeSantis discusses the complexities of the Middle East conflict, criticizing the Biden administration's policies and emphasizing the need for a united front against Iran. He also addresses the issue of refugees, energy policy, and the Abraham Accords, highlighting his own leadership and vision for the region. [... more]

The Middle East is a region of tension, with Israel at war and protests happening in Lebanon. The US embassy in Lebanon is under siege, and the US is trying to navigate the situation while also dealing with a speaker vote in Congress. The US is also facing challenges in the Middle East, including the threat of Iran and the rise of extremist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. The US needs to find a way to address these challenges and promote peace in the region. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, specifically the situation in Gaza and the response of various world leaders, including Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. She also touches on the topic of energy, criticizing the reliance on green energy and advocating for fossil fuels. Additionally, she addresses the issue of refugees and the responsibility of Arab nations to take them in. [... more]

The Israeli government's response to Hamas in Gaza has sparked a heated debate about proportionality and the use of force. Critics argue that Israel's actions are disproportionate and will lead to further suffering for civilians, while others argue that Hamas's actions are a clear threat to Israel's existence and that a strong response is necessary. The issue is also tied to the broader question of refugees and the responsibility of other countries in the region to take in those fleeing the conflict. Meanwhile, anti-Semitism on college campuses continues to be a concern, with some arguing that it is a symptom of a larger problem with the way that some groups are treated in the US. The situation in Gaza is a complex and multifaceted issue, with no easy solutions in sight. [... more]

Poland's president, Andrzej Duda, discusses the country's response to the Ukraine war, including welcoming over a million Ukrainian refugees and providing military assistance. He emphasizes the need for international support to stop Russian imperialism and protect European security. [... more]

Dolphins have been observed launching a deadly attack on a porpoise off the Welsh coast, highlighting their mean and aggressive behavior. Meanwhile, a school bus driver shortage is causing chaos nationwide, with some kids in Kentucky not getting home until 10 pm. Additionally, thieves have stolen wigs meant for women and children fighting cancer in Beverly Hills, and the DOJ is suing SpaceX for allegedly discriminating against asylum seekers and refugees in its hiring practices. [... more]

The debate stage was set for the Republican presidential candidates, with Ron DeSantis staying steady and avoiding flashy moments, while Vivek Ramaswamy struggled with his performance, and Nikki Haley overperformed. The candidates discussed various issues, including immigration, Ukraine, and the southern border, with DeSantis proposing to send troops to the border to combat fentanyl trafficking. [... more]

Oswald Bachua discusses his efforts to establish a soccer league in Tanzania, while also helping refugees and immigrants in Milwaukee through the Global Youth Support Center. He shares his personal story of growing up in Tanzania and coming to the US, where he struggled to find soccer opportunities. Now, he's working to create a platform for young Tanzanian soccer players to develop their skills and potentially pursue international opportunities. [... more]

Pastor Josh Manning shares the remarkable story of his church in Noel, Missouri, where immigrants and refugees from around the world have found a welcoming community and a chance to hear the gospel. From the Corinne people of Myanmar to the Marshall Islands, the church has become a hub for diverse languages and cultures, with Pastor Josh learning to navigate the challenges and joys of ministry in this unique context. [... more]

Watt Wong shares his remarkable story of fleeing Vietnam with his family as a child, adapting to life in America, and becoming a successful surgeon. His journey is a testament to the resilience and determination of refugees and immigrants, and the kindness of the American people who helped them rebuild their lives. [... more]

Ukrainian pastor Alex shares the struggles of his people during the ongoing war with Russia, highlighting the need for Christian chaplains to provide spiritual support to soldiers and civilians. Lantern Rescue, a USA-based organization, is working to combat human trafficking and provide aid to those affected by the war. [... more]

The capital city of Khartoum in Sudan is experiencing catastrophic conditions due to war, with thousands of lives claimed and over a million people fleeing the city. The Nuba Mountains are becoming a safe haven for those seeking refuge, but the situation remains dire, with people struggling to access basic supplies and medical care. The international community's inaction and enabling of the Islamist government has exacerbated the crisis, and prayer and support are urgently needed to help those affected. [... more]

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold step in 1975 by accepting refugees from Vietnam, including the Taidan ethnic minority, and later from Cambodia, who were fleeing the brutal Khmer Rouge regime. His humanitarian efforts, known as Iowa Shares, raised over $540,000 and provided vital aid to those in need, earning him a reputation as a champion of compassion and a symbol of hope for the refugee community. [... more]

A church in Noel, Missouri, has become a hub for immigrants and refugees from around the world, with services in five different languages and a diverse community coming together to share the gospel and serve one another. [... more]

A Christian ministry, Lantern Rescue, is working to bring light into the darkness of human trafficking and the Ukraine war. They are providing aid to refugees and internally displaced persons, and their team is a beacon of hope in a time of great need. [... more]

A former Muslim shares his journey to Christianity and how the church has been a source of love and support for him and his family. He emphasizes the importance of seeing immigrants and refugees as part of the family of God and encourages the church to adopt a receiving model to reach out to those in their communities. [... more]

Anna shares her personal story of escaping the Ukraine invasion in 2014, losing her friends and family, and finding solace in Christianity. She recounts her experiences of living in a war-torn country, being forced to work to support her family, and struggling with depression. Anna's journey highlights the importance of faith and community in times of crisis. [... more]

Governor Robert Ray of Iowa took a bold stance in the 1970s by accepting refugees from Vietnam, including the Taidan ethnic minority, and later helping Cambodian refugees. His efforts led to the creation of the Iowa Shares program, which raised over $540,000 to aid starving refugees in Cambodia. Meanwhile, in the Second World War, US Army fighter pilot Richard Ira Bong became America's Ace of Aces, earning numerous decorations for his bravery and skill in the air. [... more]

A church in Noel, Missouri, welcomes immigrants and refugees from around the world, creating a diverse community where people from different cultures come together to share the gospel. Meanwhile, the story of Charmian Kittredge London, Jack London's second wife, sheds light on her life as a writer, adventurer, and advocate for women's rights. [... more]

The story of Governor Robert Ray and his efforts to resettle refugees from Vietnam in Iowa, and the impact of his work on the community. Meanwhile, a walking tour of Charleston, South Carolina, explores the city's history, architecture, and cultural heritage, including its complex past with slavery and its unique defense of the human scale, which has contributed to its reputation as one of the most mannered cities in America. [... more]