Until All Have Heard

We're officially in the summer travel season and FEBC is on the road!  In this edition we're catching up with Ed while he's in Southeast Asia. You won't want to miss Wayne's interview with Ed giving us a description of the FEBC Leadership Training Conference. We'll get a full report about the new Ethic Minority Languages field and how this outreach is living out FEBC's value of “staying close to the listener.” Get firsthand details about the work of God in places that are hard to visit, but important to God. What you will discover are believers who are serving in ways like we read in the book of Acts. Our hope is this episode will inform you how to pray for our team and for more lost souls to understand the truth of salvation through Christ…Until All Have Heard.

For 79 years The Far East Broadcasting Company has faithfully broadcast the hope of the Gospel around the world. Frank Gray joins us to share his stories of the early days of broadcasting with FEBC, and how radio was used to stay “close to the listener.” Hear how the Lord opened doors and sparked a revival among the Hmong people. It's an exciting history lesson that is still bearing fruit for Christ…Until All Have Heard. 

“Until All Have Heard.” This is FEBC's motto. For decades, sharing the Good News is what FEBC has been all about. But we don't do this alone. In this episode we report on the way your prayers have played a key role in connecting listeners with life-change and salvation all around the globe. Listen in to the conversation with Ed and Wayne as they read listener comments that are evidence of answered prayers. We hope you'll be encouraged to continue to serve the Lord with us in the year ahead through your prayers…Until All Have Heard.

What is the best way to share your faith? What can we tell others about the person of Jesus that can open eyes to who he really is? Ed and Wayne bring these questions to our ministry friend, Michael Card. Listen in as they discuss the details in the Gospels that make Jesus “beautiful and believable.” Throughout the conversation we'll hear FEBC listener comments illustrating how the story of Jesus presents a powerful witness reaching across cultural barriers. Have your Bible in-hand as we turn to John 13, and explore the way Jesus teaches us by his example of servant leadership. Our prayer is this conversation will challenge you to look for ways you can live and share the Good News about Jesus…Until All Have Heard. 

“Being able to pray is a privilege,” says our guest Dr. William Thrasher.  Ed and Wayne welcome back Dr. Thrasher to expand on the theme of prayer we started on last week's episode. Dr. Thrasher explains how we can enter into the important role of praying that God would bring hope to people in hopeless situations. You'll need your Bible in hand as we walk through Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1. Learn about the way God's hope can be released in the lives of people that are overwhelmed with despair… Until All Have Heard. 

Prayer is something we talk a lot about on this podcast.  Hearing about all the needs from the FEBC team can be so overwhelming that it can be hard to know where to start. On this episode, Ed and Wayne welcome back Dr. William Thrasher to help us take lasting steps as people of prayer. Dr. Thrasher is a professor, author and most importantly, he is a man of prayer.  You'll be refreshed by the way Dr. Thrasher weaves scripture throughout the discussion on how we can look past our own issues and needs in this country so we can focus on the movement of God on a global scale. Have your Bible in-hand and your heart ready to seek to Lord as we pray for the Gospel throughout the world…Until All Have Heard.

“I'm looking for answers!” This cry for help is what our FEBC Ukraine counselors hear every day. You won't want to miss Ed's conversation with Victor Akhterov, FEBC's Eurasia Director, as he talks about the current situation in Ukraine. Listen in as they discuss what it means to be “close to the listener” in a war zone. You'll hear about new doors God has opened, and the words of hope FEBC Ukraine shares with teens contemplating suicide. The people of Ukraine are facing so many unknowns. Please listen, and pray with our team in Ukraine, as they share the unchanging message of salvation through faith in Christ…Until All Have Heard.

“Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” These words from John the Baptist detail the mission of Jesus. But what does this mean for us today? Our good friend Dr. Michael Rydelnik connects with us while in Israel to talk about how the sacrifice of Jesus is demonstrated in the Jewish Passover. Discover how this part of Jewish worship symbolizes the new and living way that Jesus reaches all cultures around the world. We hope you'll gain fresh insights as you prepare to remember the salvation found in the Lamb of God…Until All Have Heard.

Followers of Jesus around the world will soon be remembering the significant events that took place during Holy Week, some 2000 years ago. As FEBC broadcasters share the story of Jesus' death and resurrection, it is important for all of us to understand our role in sharing this message. In this episode Ed and Wayne will take us to several passages that help us grasp the challenging words of Jesus to “…deny ourselves and take up our cross daily.”  What will the world see when believers are willing to sacrifice themselves for the benefit of telling others about Jesus?  You'll want your Bible in hand for a challenging and important conversation that will propel us into this season of remembrance…Until All Have Heard. 

What does it take to keep a ministry on the cutting edge of effectiveness? Join Ed and Wayne as they talk about developing a culture of vision, innovation and spiritual maturity with our friend Batjargal Tuvshintsengel. You might know Bat from his work as the founder and director of FEBC Mongolia. Now he steps in to a position as Vice President of Ministry Support. In this role Bat will foster a culture of innovation that will help FEBC embrace new methods for communicating to the next generation while staying true the foundations of our faith. Sit in on this valuable conversation about the FEBC Leadership Academy. We'll hope you'll take this as your challenge to pray for our staff to reach the unreached with message of Christ…Until All Have Heard.

The one constant in life is change, which is what Ed and Wayne discuss with pastor James Ford on this episode. Pastor Ford recently retired after serving over four decades at Christ Bible Church in Chicago. Get ready to hear what it takes to stay faithful in ministry while dealing with church problems and personal challenges. You'll also hear about the opportunities for Pastor Ford to pass along the wisdom of his experience in a new chapter of life. We hope you'll have your heart stirred to step out and serve your community with the hope of Christ…Until All Have Heard. 

“The greatest of these is love.” This Bible verse became the key to opening a Muslim's heart to Christ. Listen in to hear the second part of our conversation with a former Imam who now embraces the Christian faith. In last week's podcast we discovered the questions that our guest needed to be answered. In this edition we will pick up the story as the Imam shares the supernatural encounter he had with our loving savior. In this journey of faith, find out how his wife and family came to believe along with him. Listen, learn and pray for the word of God to go out powerfully in the Islamic world…Until All Have Heard.

How does a person raised as a Muslim come to faith in Jesus as Savior? Listen for an up-close and personal conversation with a former Imam who now embraces the Christian faith. In this episode, you'll hear an amazing story of how radio programs planted seeds in a young Muslim. Those seeds led to questions that became a life-long quest for answers. You'll be inspired to pray and reach out to Muslims you know. Here's part 1 of our 2-episode conversation…Until All Have Heard. 

No one likes to get their hands dirty, but if you want to get a job done right, that's what it takes. So roll up your sleeves for an episode that could affect your outlook on ministry. Join Ed and Wayne for an in-depth discussion with our good friend Frank Gray about the development of the “close-to-the-listener” broadcast model. FEBC embraced this programing philosophy many years ago to address the changes from the digital revolution and the cultural changes that shaped the modern world. Our hope is you will be stirred to get your hands dirty in sharing the Gospel in your community...Until All Have Heard.

“I really appreciate FEBC because the Gospel can be heard by all people,” says a listener from Indonesia. In this episode we're going to get a report on the expanded footprint of FEBC in the largest Muslim country in the world. Ed had an opportunity to sit down with FEBC Indonesia's CEO, Yoke P*. In this conversation Yoke shares the creative ways his team has overcome obstacles, and fearlessly shares the Gospel in Muslim-dominant areas. Our hope is you will be stirred to pray for the Lord's protection and power, as broadcasters teach and care for the needs of people who need to experience the love and redemption through Jesus…Until All Have Heard. 

It's winter now, but soon it will be time to get the garden ready. As we look forward to the future, Ed and Wayne open the word to gain encouragement for FEBC's ministry work in the year ahead. Have your Bible open as they talk through the farming parables in the Gospels of Mark and John. We'll uncover important lessons on seeds, soils, and growing cycles that will challenge us as we anticipate the joy of harvest time. Throughout the conversation we'll hear how God's word is taking root and growing in the hearts of people all around the world…Until All Have Heard.

Get ready for an episode that is like hearing a ministry report from the book of Acts! We were able to connect with our staff as they traveled through S.E. Asia to meet with the local FEBC broadcasters. Our Minority Language Director Noppakhun, and Jonathan Mortiz report on what FEBC is doing to get the Gospel to some of the hardest-to-reach places on earth. You'll find out how the Gospel is taking root in 20 different language groups, and how millions are tuning in to social media broadcasts. You'll also get firsthand reports on how the church is growing in the face of serious challenges in this region. Let these front-line stories of ministry inspire you to pray for the Holy Spirit to stir the hearts of our listeners…Until All Have Heard. 

Prayer Warriors are crucial to the work we do. Without the concentrated prayer from God's people, our broadcasting efforts have a much harder time taking root. Listen in as Ed and Wayne talk about the examples of prayer warriors in the Bible. We'll share stories from people who had their hearts softened and came to faith in Jesus. And if you have a story of how your prayers for the world have enriched your prayer life, be sure to pass that story on to us via our email: podcast@febc.org…Until All Have Heard.

The saying goes, “seeing is believing.” When saw Ed saw the current situation in Ukraine firsthand, the reality of that war became all the more real to him. This episode, Ed talks about his trip to visit FEBC Ukraine staff in Kyiv, Ukraine. You'll hear perspectives on the emotional and spiritual toll this war is having on people as discouragement settles in on this nation. Joining Ed is our Ukrainian broadcaster, Igor Sereda. Igor speaks about the need to pray for the team so they can answer hard questions listeners ask as they face danger and grief. Be challenged by the commitment and courage of our staff who are on the frontlines of proclaiming the saving message of Christ… Until All Have Heard.

FEBC has made proclaiming the Gospel to people in the hardest places and with the highest resistance a priority.  The idea of “Going into all the world,” comes from Jesus' words in Matthew 28. As we move into 2025 Ed and Wayne talk about the obstacles FEBC faces as we seek to practice the words of Jesus in the “Great Commission.” Find out how your prayers play a vital part in softening the hearts of unbelievers, helping our teams stay on mission, and challenging others to get involved. Join us for this “virtual gathering” as we focus on spreading the hope salvation in Christ…Until All Have Heard.

“Can your God help me?” This is the kind of desperate question families and soldiers call and ask as they face the horrors of wartime in Ukraine.  Ed Cannon was just in Kyiv with FEBC Ukraine staff who are serving at this critical time. You won't want to miss Ed's conversation that brings to light key behind-the-scenes insights from Victor Akhterov, FEBC's Eurasia Director. We'll get details on how the team help people with fearful hearts, hard questions, and impossible circumstances, find hope that only God can bring. Victor says, “Cracked hearts are open hearts for Jesus.” Find out how this is happening and how you can support this front-line counseling ministry with your prayer…Until All Have Heard.

What can the arrival of the wise men in Matthew's Gospel teach us? Ed and Wayne bring this question to our friend Michael Card. Listen in as they discuss the rich lessons we can discover when we connect this story with reaching out to our world. Let this first episode of 2025 awaken in you the desire to lead others in a search for the Savior of the world…Until All Have Heard. 

The start of 2025 represents a new beginning with new opportunities. Join Ed and Wayne as they usher in the new year with our friend Batjargal Tuvshintsengel. You might know Bat from his work as the founder and Director of FEBC Mongolia. Now he steps in to a position as Vice President of Ministry Support. In this role Bat will foster a culture of innovation that will help FEBC embrace new methods for communicating to the next generation, while staying true to the foundations of our faith. Sit in on this valuable conversation that reviews the important developments in 2024 and looks ahead to the challenges that are before us…Until All Have Heard.

Merry Christmas! We're celebrating the most amazing birth, the coming of the Savior of the World! Most of us are so familiar with the story that a lot of the excitement has worn off. But in this episode, Ed and Wayne will help us recapture the wonder of this timeless story. Joining us to share some important scriptures is FEBC Malawi director, Amos Siyabu.  Take a few minutes to hear the Word of God with fresh ears.  Our prayer is as you hear this message the reality of these events will warm your heart and revive your love for the greatest gift we could receive from our Heavenly Father…Until All Have Heard. 

Join Ed and Wayne as they review some of the significant prophecies concerning the coming of the Messiah found in the book of Isaiah. Along the way, we'll hear how FEBC listeners in difficult regions of the world have discovered the reality of the “Wonderful Counselor”, “Light for the Gentiles” and the “Suffering Servant.” Spend time with Ed and Wayne as they let the promise of God's Messiah rekindle our devotion to the message of redemption this Christmas Season…Until All Have Heard

When Jesus was born the world was not safe or comfortable.  Now too, our world faces uncertain and dangerous times.  How do we experience the promise given to the shepherd by the angels of “Peace on Earth?” Joining Ed and Wayne from Ukraine is Pastor Sergey Nakul, recorded during the start of the war with Russia in 2022. You'll gain an important perspective on the Prince of Peace from a pastor in a war zone. You'll want to open with us to Luke 2 and follow along to Revelation 12. Our prayer is this episode will expand your worship of the Savior as you watch for his gift of peace in our times of crisis…Until All Have Heard.

The promise of the Messiah is wrapped up in one word: Immanuel. This Hebrew word is translated for us in Matthew's Gospel as “God with us.” As we start off the Christmas season, we need to be reminded of the powerful message of the Light of God coming to a dark world. Listen in as Ed and Wayne open the Word together and have a conversation about sharing the greatest gift. We'll also hear listener comments about how they have experienced the Gospel. Our hope is this episode will renew the wonder we should have at the extent of God's love for a lost world and the power of that message…Until All Have Heard. 

The Thanksgiving Holiday is here! The celebration is more than a feast, it is an important time to remember and reflect on the provision of God. Paul tells the Philippian church, “I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the Gospel…” We'll follow Paul's example as we share our gratitude for the people that FEBC has worked with over the years. Listen in Ed and Wayne talk with Frank Gray, our good friend and long-time broadcaster. Frank helps us understand FEBC's history of working with many organizations that have a common purpose for proclaiming the redeeming message of Christ. Hear Frank's joy from decades of serving that will fill your heart with gratitude this Thanksgiving season…Until All Have Heard.

What would keep you going in the face of great opposition?  For our ethnic language broadcasters, the hope of the Gospel keeps them willing to invest in their communities.  You won't want to miss this opportunity to hear first-hand reports from FEBC staff about their homeland and how God is working. Ed and Wayne set the stage for some amazing interviews recorded on-location at a ministry conference. Our hope is you will gain a connection with the people doing the work of reaching the unreached in South East Asia…Until All Have Heard. 

What is a servant leader? The apostle Paul gives his answer in Philippians 2. In that chapter we read about an attitude of humble service that is embodied in the person of Jesus.  Open your Bible with Ed and Wayne as they discuss the servant mindset of Jesus and the way FEBC staff live out this out in their self-less dedication to minister in hard parts of the globe. Along the way we'll read listener stories that detail their encounters with FEBC broadcasters they listen to every day…Until All Have Heard. 

“In trouble you will find your true friends,” a word of wisdom from the war zone in Ukraine. As the war in Ukraine continues, there are important truths from God's word that the FEBC Ukraine team are learning. In this week's podcast, Ed and Wayne connect with Ukrainian pastor Sergey Nakul. Sergey is a war chaplain on the frontlines of the war with Russia. He shares how the word of God is coming alive in the face of the horrors of war. We'll open the Word with Pastor Sergey to 2 Corinthians 4 and get his insights on what God is teaching him about the privilege of being a “jar o clay.” As Sergey talks about living in a wartime nation, you'll hear a new perspective on faithfulness to Christ…Until All Have Heard. 

Confusion, distraction, discouragement—just some of the tools the evil one uses to keep us from moving forward in ministry. How do we prepare to face this opposition and move with confidence in difficult times? Join Ed and Wayne as they open their Bibles and share insights on preparing to engage our world with humble confidence as followers of Christ. We'll hear the accounts of dedication under pressure and provision from the Lord in times of need. Listen and learn the lessons of faithfulness and be encouraged by stories of joy in sharing the Gospel…Until All Have Heard.

What would keep you going in the face of great opposition?  You won't want to miss this opportunity to hear about the way FEBC Staff are preparing Chinese language programs that creatively proclaim the Gospel and prepare Christians for ministry in these challenging days. Sit in with Ed and Wayne for a frank and insightful conversation with Luke Cheng, our Chinese language director, who will share the vision for this important outreach. Our hope is you will gain a clear picture of the work of God and the need for prayer for this vital ministry…Until All Have Heard. 

FEBC faithfully shares God's word in some the hardest places around the globe. Join Ed and Wayne as they sample comments from listeners that reveal what we are calling “signs of life.” These listeners will illustrate for us how God's Word and the message of the Gospel brings salvation to those who are lost. There are valuable lessons to learn from their words and important truth we need to be reminded of in the Bible. Don't miss this opportunity to rekindle your passion to spread the message of new life in Christ…Until All Have Heard.

Have you ever had to wait for an important letter to come?  There's anticipation and disappointment when you check and find an empty mail box. For decades FEBC experienced this in China—the team waited for listener responses, but few came. That all changed in 1979. Listen in as Ed welcomes back professor, missionary and FEBC broadcaster Frank Gray. Frank is with us to continue a conversation about the history of God's working through FEBC…Until All Have Heard. 

How can we read about Jesus in the Gospels and follow in His footsteps as Christians? Ed and Wayne bring this question to Christian artist, Bible teacher and friend, Michael Card. Michael has been working on a writing project that encompasses all of Jesus' life in the first century. Listen in for the discussion about the importance of knowing how to think differently about the facts we know about Jesus. Let this conversation ignite a passion in you to discover more about Jesus that will encourage others to do the same…Until All Have Heard. 

This episode might be a spark that ignites you to share Jesus in new ways. Listen as we're present stories of believers in Southeast Asia who are taking up their cross and following Christ in life-and-death situations. We'll start with an interview FEBC broadcaster Jonathan Mortiz had with a Bible student in Laos who is training to be a pastor.  You'll feel the excitement this student has for being on the front-lines of kingdom ministry. Then Ed and Wayne discuss the report about a pastor FEBC knew in Laos who gave his life as a martyr for Christ. Don't' miss this important edition that gives you the opportunity to learn, pray and follow the call of to spread the message of the Gospel…Until All Have Heard. 

The proof that radio is effective for spreading the Gospel is in the stories of FEBC listeners. In this episode we're thrilled to connect you with the amazing broadcast ministry in Malawi. You won't want to miss the conversation Ed and Wayne had with FEBC's Director of Communications, Matt Allen. Matt is back from a recent visit to Malawi and shares with us the sights, sounds and stories from his experience in this African nation. Get a first-hand report on how the message of Christ is taking hold in this Muslim region as the word is proclaimed in their own language. We'll feature some recording from the trip so you can hear for yourself the joy in the voices and the details on how they are expanding the ministry in this hard place to be a Christian. Catch a vision for this important work and learn how you can pray for many more souls to be saved…Until All Have Heard. 

Ed traveled around the world this summer and had a chance to meet with many of the FEBC staff. We wanted to pause and hear about these trips and the important lessons that Ed will take with him into the next season of ministry. It's a candid and personal conversation about his visit to India and Africa. We'll also get the backstory on why his scheduled trip to Ukraine didn't happen. Join us as we talk about travel troubles, unpack the “spiritual souvenirs” and re-tell the experiences of meeting the staff and listeners around the world. Be challenged by the commitment of our staff who live under pressure, and be uplifted by their courageous example… Until All Have Heard.

The Gospel has power to save souls. As believers we know this is true, but hearing the stories of salvation embolden us to be bold in proclaiming the hope of God to a lost world.  Join Ed and Wayne as they share FEBC listener emails telling their salvation stories. We're excited to feature in this episode an amazing conversation with a former soldier who is now an FEBC Korea broadcaster. Listen in as Boseok shares his amazing account of discovering the joy of salvation…Until All Have Heard. 

“God is love.” This truth is something we have heard all our life.  But in the Muslim culture of Central Asia this is not the case. In this episode, Ed and Wayne talk with Jonathan Mortiz about a conversation he had with Central Asia Director. You'll hear his insights from God's word that guide his team's approach to ministry.  And we'll get a pulse on the desire of the staff to stay faithful to Christ as they present God's love on the air and through social media. There is so much good news about the growth of FEBC in this challenging part of the world. You'll feel the excitement this first-generation church has as they boldly and courageously proclaim the message of Christ…Until All Have Heard.

“I give God thanks for healing my heart's wounds and rescuing my family.” These words come from an FEBC listener who has responded to God's Word. It is estimated there are 3 billion unreached souls who still need to hear the message of redemption.  FEBC has 900 staff world-wide, dedicated to reaching the unreached. Millions respond to our broadcasts with questions and dramatic stories of turning from worshiping idols to following the true God. Join Ed and Wayne as they talk about amazing stories of life change as they open to Paul's letter to the Ephesians for insights on the power of presenting one Lord, one faith, and one baptism. You'll be inspired to pray for the spread of the Gospel around the world, and challenged to share it with the people around you…Until All Have Heard.

For 50 years the gospel has been proclaimed in Pakistan. This journey of faith is a daily commitment by our staff who face danger as the love of Christ is presented in a Muslim nation. In this episode you will get a personal account of what it is like to do ministry in a challenging environment. In this episode Ed and Wayne are excited to welcome back Jonathan Mortiz who interviewed our Pakistan director at the International Council Conference. We'll hear the strategy of creating a broadcast atmosphere that helps build trust and understanding with non-Christians. Find out how sharing clear teaching about the core values of Christianity can change hearts and transform a society one soul at a time. It's an important perspective that will guide your prayers for the staff and the listeners who need to respond to the message of redemption…Until All Have Heard.

Thirty-eight years ago, the Hmong people group in Southeast Asia began to embrace the Gospel. Recently in Thailand there was an important celebration honoring the people who were part of this significant evangelical movement. Our good friend and FEBC broadcaster Frank Gray gave his report on last week's podcast (Ep. 201). In this episode, join us for a front-row seat on events that shaped the birth of the Hmong church. As Frank says, “Only God could arrange these things.”…Until All Have Heard. 

“We've been listening and we want to become Christians.”  This line from a Hmong listener is just one pivotal moment that began the story of the Hmong people's embracing of the Gospel. Now 38 year's later our good friend, and long-time FEBC broadcaster Frank Gray joins Ed and Wayne to talk of how the Gospel has transformed the Hmong. It's a story of God sending the right people at the right time for the transformation of a people group. Frank tells the story so well and you will be inspired by the power of the Holy Spirit to penetrate hard-to-reach places…Until All Have Heard.

What would you do without your friends? It's hard to imagine life without them. In the good and bad times, the Lord uses people that are close to us to support, encourage and challenge us. In this episode we're going to sit in on an unforgettable conversation with someone who has been that for Ed. Listen as Ed talks with his friend, pastor and radio speaker, James Ford. Be ready for a fun, insightful and challenging discussion about the power of friendship and the work of Christ in difficult situations…Until All Have Heard. 

What is the best way to share Christ with a Muslim friend? We'll find out this week with help from FEBC staff. Listen in as Ed and Wayne welcome back Jonathan Mortiz for the second part of a conversation recorded at the resent International Council Conference. In this edition we'll gain insights from our staff on how we can have conversations that engage Muslims with the love and wisdom of Jesus. You'll be encouraged by the way the perfect love of God can overcome the fear from a hostile culture…Until All Have Heard.

A FEBC listener writes, “Thank you for your programs that led me to Jesus. I was a Muslim, but now Christ lives in my heart.” Have you ever wondered what it takes to bring someone to Christ in a majority-Muslim nation? In this episode Ed and Wayne welcome back Jonathan Mortiz, who had the opportunity to talk with a staff member who is experienced in sharing the Gospel with Muslims. Don't miss this first part of an informative conversation that can give you an important perspective on building trust and opening dialog with Muslims about life, faith and the mission of Jesus…Until All Have Heard.

We all need a break in the summer—time to relax and recharge. But for our FEBC broadcasters this is also a time to learn and prepare for a new season of ministry. Join Ed and Wayne as they talk about the scriptures that were part of a recent staff leadership training conference. You'll want to follow along in your Bible as Ed discusses the principles for resisting mission drift in high-pressure situations. Be challenged and encouraged as you open your Bible and study with us in the book of Acts. Find out how this summer of rest can be an active time for the Lord's work…Until All Have Heard.

How do you reach a country with 180 different languages and cultures? We'll get the details on the way FEBC has stayed “close to the listener” in the diverse nation of the Philippines. Ed and Wayne welcome the former director of FEBC Philippines, Dan Cura for this important conversation.  Dan will give us the details about the 75-year relationship that has touched the lives listeners who heard the Gospel in their heart language. We'll also see this generational connection has its roots in the vision and leadership of FEBC's founder Bob Bowman…Until All Have Heard. 

How do you translate the age-old message of Christ to a new generation that communicates with new technology? That's the question we'll look to answer today. Jonathan Mortiz sits down for an interview with Phairot, who teaches through our ethnic language ministry with the Hmong people group in Southeast Asia. With the help of a translator, we'll hear Phairot share about staying true to “salvation by faith” as his team uses new methods to communicate the Gospel. We'll also get to hear a new listener letter that details a story of how they were able to move from doubt to faith…Until All Have Heard.