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America Pray Now leaders Hanna Alway, Ken Miller, and Josiah Alway interview Marziyeh Amirizadeh. Marziyeh experienced the love of Jesus and also deep persecution in Iran. Listen to the riveting interview with Marziyeh and her testimony of the power of prayer.

America Pray Now leader Ken Miller interviews Marziyeh Amirizadeh. Marziyeh experienced the love of Jesus and also deep persecution in Iran. Listen to the riveting interview with Marziyeh and her testimony of the power of prayer.

America Pray Now leaders Hanna Alway, Ken Miller, and Josiah Alway interview Marziyeh Amirizadeh. Marziyeh experienced the love of Jesus and also deep persecution in Iran. Listen to the riveting interview with Marziyeh and her testimony of the power of prayer.

Marzi is a published author, public speaker, and activist for religious freedom. Her first book, Captive in Iran, recounts her capture and imprisonment. Her second book, A Love Journey with God, recounts how Marzi found God, the struggles she experienced as a Christian woman in an Islamic Country, and how God can turn any situation into triumph. If you would like to partner with us, please visit: https://myloh.church/give

I Hebreerne 13 oppfordres vi til å «huske på dem som sitter i fengsel, som om vi var lenket sammen med dem». Det handler om kallet til identifisering, som er en viktig del av Åpne Dørers arbeid i ‘den frie verden'. Dersom man identifiserer seg, er det også lettere å huske på kristne som forfølges for sin tro. Å våge å tenke tanken «det kunne ha vært meg» er krevende, men det er dette identifisering handler om. I programmet får du høre om Pastor Joseph fra Iran, som ble benådet i september. Han var i utgangspunktet idømt en straff på 10 år for å ha holdt husmøter i sitt eget hjem. Uten forvarsel ble han kallet inn på fengselskontoret, med beskjed om at han hadde en time på å pakke sakene sine og forlate fengselet. Flere har vært med å huske på Pastor Matthias, også han fra Iran. I sommer ble han overflyttet fra fengselet i hjembyen til soning 1600 km unna, uten å kunne ta farvel med kona og datteren sin. Iranske Maryam og Marziyeh satt fengslet i 259 dager for sin tro. De vet at forbønn har stor virkning, og gir en sterk oppfordring: «Vær så snill; fortsett å be for alle som sitter fengslet for sin tro. Tro ikke at bønnene deres er uten betydning!» I programmet får du ellers høre Trude Kristin Klæboe og Frøydis Grorud sin vakre versjon av «Ikke en spurv til jorden».

It's Tuesday, October 4th, A.D. 2022. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes and heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I'm Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Kevin Swanson Writing letters to persecuted Christians helps International Christian Concern reports that writing letters to Christians in prison is highly effective. In regards to 7,500 letters mailed to two Iranian Christians imprisoned for their faith, ICC reports, “The letters don't always reach the prisoner. In Maryam and Marziyeh's case, they never actually got to read a single one. But guess who did read the letters? All 7,500 of them? Their guards! And as the guards read letter after letter, they began to treat Maryam and Marziyeh differently knowing the world was watching everything they did. The guards even became curious about the Bible verses written in the letters and would ask Maryam and Marziyeh for explanations.” Find out how to write letters to persecuted saints at www.persecution.org/letters Christian physician assistant fired over refusal to use fake pronouns Speaking of persecution, there's another example in the American workplace. Valerie Kloosterman, a physician assistant within the University of Michigan Health system, has been punished for her Christian convictions. When asked by representatives of Human Resources and the Department of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion if she would use “gender identity-based pronouns and be willing to refer patients for gender reassignment surgery,” she told them she could not because of her religious beliefs, reports The Christian Post.   According to First Liberty, the interviewer “grew hostile, visibly angry with tight fists and a flushed demeanor, and attacked her religious beliefs.  … [He] told Ms. Kloosterman that she ‘could not take the Bible or her religious beliefs to work with her, either literally or figuratively;' that given her religious beliefs against gender identity-based pronouns and ‘gender reassignment surgery,' she was to blame for transgender suicides; and that she was ‘evil.”   Subsequently, she was fired after a stellar,17-year career. First Liberty is demanding that she be reinstated or the legal defense organization is promising a lawsuit in a federal court.  Revelation 14:12 challenges believers to endure persecution. The Scripture says, “This calls for patient endurance on the part of the people of God who keep His commands and remain faithful to Jesus.” Big Tech upset with porn-filtering software Big Tech is demonstrating its commitment to online pornography, with Google removing porn-filtering companies from the Android Play Store.   This comes after the left-leaning Wired.com published an article titled "The Ungodly Surveillance of Anti-Porn ‘Shameware' Apps.” It was an attack piece on Covenant Eyes and Accountable2You.  Not the Bee commented on Google's actions. They wrote, “Meanwhile, Amazon, Instagram, Facebook and other apps all listen to you ALL THE TIME and give you ads based on things you just say out loud near your phone.”  But, let us remember, “If we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ, His Son, cleanses us from all sin.” (1 John 1:7) New poll: Republicans have shot at retaking Congress In God's providence, it appears the Republicans have a good shot at regaining control of Congress in the 2022 elections because Americans are more concerned about their money than abortion.   A Monmouth poll found that 47% of voters would prefer a Republican-controlled Congress than Democrats, reports The Washington Examiner. And 82% of Americans see inflation as extremely or very important, over 56% who rank abortion as a significant concern.  Ukrainian president wants NATO membership fast-tracked As of last Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is asking NATO to accelerate Ukraine's membership application, reports World Magazine. This follows Russia's claim on four provinces in the Ukrainian state. In response, Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's top security official, called Zelenskyy's request akin to “begging NATO to accelerate the start of World War III.” Gun sales continue to skyrocket For gun sales, 2022 will turn out to be the third strongest year in American history, right behind 2020 and 2021. That's according to AmericanRifleman.org.   Gun sales in the U.S. averaged 4,000,000 in the 1990s and early 2000s. Over the last three years, the average has been between 10 and 13 million.  Europe's 10% inflation rate There is no abating inflation in the Eurozone — registering 10% in September, up from 9.1% in August. Meanwhile, the Bank of England has jumped back into Quantitative Easing with plans to issue another $650 billion in the upcoming weeks. The UK national bank has increased its base rate to 2.5% throughout seven rate hikes since January, fighting its own 10.0% inflation rate.  Brazil's Bolsonaro outperforms polls, headed to run-off And finally, pundits are saying it was a victory for conservatives in the Brazilian elections over the weekend. The presidential race tips to a runoff election scheduled for October 30th. The incumbent, Jair Bolsonaro, came within 5% of his challenger, Luiz Inácio Lula, the former leftist president. Indeed, Bolsonaro outperformed the prediction of the polls by 6-8%, giving Bolsonaro a fighting chance for the October 30th runoff. Sometimes referred to as South America's Donald Trump, Bolsonaro's favored candidates won the governorship of São Paulo, and the governorship of Rio de Janeiro. Bolsonaro to Tucker Carlson: My campaign anchored by John 8:32 Tucker Carlson from Fox News interviewed President Bolsonaro before the weekend's election. The president quoted from John 8:32 in his comments. BOLSONARO: “I connected my campaign anchored only with a biblical passage: John 8:32. ‘Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.' The media never gave me any visibility or space.  Much to the contrary, they attacked me all the time throughout the campaign. If the left wing does come back to power, in my view, they will never leave power, and this country will follow the same path as Venezuela, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia. Brazil will become one more wagon on that train. “The losers will be the Brazilian population and also the left wing itself. The left wing voters will lose as a result. All of South America will be colored red, if you understand me. And, in my view, the United States will become virtually an isolated country in the world.” CARLSON: “Amazing interview. And guess what? This will shock you.  Bolsonaro bears no resemblance whatsoever to the descriptions of Bolsonaro you have read in the New York Times. Completely different person. Seen that before?” Close And that's The Worldview in 5 Minutes on this Tuesday, October 4th, in the year of our Lord 2022. Subscribe by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com. Or get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

Pastorn och evangelisten Marziyeh Amirizadeh återvänder till Jesusfolket för att fortsätta sin berättelse om de mirakler som Gud gör i den iranska underjordiska kyrkan. Efter att ha delat ut 20 000 biblar i teheran blev hon och hennes vän Maryam arresterade och placerades i det ökända fängelset Evin. Flera av deras cellkamrater blev torterade eller avrättade utan förvarning och de räknade med att möta samma öde. Men så hände något väldigt oväntat... Marziyeh berättar även om hur chockad hon blev när hon kom till USA och upptäckte att det fanns kristna som ansåg att kvinnor inte ska vara ledare och att mirakler inte sker. I den iranska husförsamlingsrörelsen är de flesta ledare kvinnor, och de upplever alla stora mirakler. Men när Marziyeh och Maryam skrev en bok för att berätta om sina upplevelser sa förlaget åt dem att inte ta med de mirakulösa bitarna! Hör mer om detta i avsnittet. Marziyehs och Maryams bok: https://www.bokus.com/bok/9789178669523/fangna-i-iran/ Micaels roman om förföljda kristna: http://konvertiten.se/ Irans grannland Afghanistan är nu det farligaste landet att vara kristen i, och därtill är landet drabbat av en fruktansvärd humanitär kris. Över hälften av Afghanistans befolkning - 23 miljoner människor - lider nu av extrem hunger enligt FN-organet WFP. Sjukhus som behandlar undernärda är på randen till kollaps och över 2 000 vårdcentraler har stängts, enligt Röda korset. Det är verkligen hög tid att be och ge till förmån för Afghanistan! Här kan man stötta Open Doors arbete för förföljda kristna: https://www.open-doors.se/ge WFP:s insamling för att bekämpa hungern i Afghanistan: https://donatenow.wfp.org/afghanistan-emergency/~my-donation Rättilltro-insamlingen för att ge juridisk hjälp till asylsökande konvertiter: https://rattilltro.se/rattilltro-insamlingen/ Har du frågor, kommentarer eller tips på vad vi ska podda om? Maila oss på jesusfolket@gmail.com Boka en föreläsning: https://helapingsten.com/boka/  Gilla Jesusfolket på Facebook! facebook.com/jesusfolket Följ oss på YouTube! youtube.com/helapingsten Och följ bloggen Hela Pingsten! helapingsten.com

20 000 biblar. Det var vad Marziyeh Amirizadeh, en iransk husförsamlingsledare och evangelist delade ut tillsammans med sin vän Maryam i Teheran. Ni vet, huvudstaden i ett av de länder där det råder svårast förföljelse mot kristna. Med varsin ryggsäck och hjälp från en turkisk missionsorganisation lyckades de sprida evangeliet såpass väl att det iranska parlamentet debatterade hur de skulle få stopp på bibelspridningen. Och många läste biblarna, blev frälsta och startade nya underjordiska husförsamlingar! Den iranska församlingsrörelsen är en av de snabbast växande i hela världen, och väldigt många av dess ledare är kvinnor. I detta avsnitt kan ni höra Micael och Sarah möjlighet intervjua Marziyeh om hennes resa.  Förutom ovan nämnda bibelkampanj vittnar hon om många mirakler, inklusive när hon själv fått syner från Gud, och hur hon och Maryam blev arresterade för att avrättas men lyckades komma ut från ett av Irans mest brutala fängelser. Och så delar Marziyeh hur hon upplever kontrasten mellan den iranska kyrkan och den västerländska. Marziyehs och Maryams bok: https://www.bokus.com/bok/9789178669523/fangna-i-iran/  För att hjälpa förföljda kristna, stöd Open Doors: https://www.open-doors.se/ Micaels roman om förföljda kristna: http://konvertiten.se/  Har du frågor, kommentarer eller tips på vad vi ska podda om? Maila oss på jesusfolket@gmail.com Boka en föreläsning: https://helapingsten.com/boka/  Gilla Jesusfolket på Facebook! facebook.com/jesusfolket Följ oss på YouTube! youtube.com/helapingsten Och följ bloggen Hela Pingsten! helapingsten.com

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In 2009 in Iran, Maryam and Marziyeh were imprisoned and sentenced to death because of their Christian faith. Maryam and Marziyeh were born into Muslim families but converted to Christianity and began to share the Gospel with those around them. They were arrested in March 2009 after being accused of evangelism and apostasy. After 259 days in Tehran's notorious Evin Prison they were released. This is their story. https://www.alpha.org/blog/leadership-conversations-with-nicky-gumbel-podcast-maryam-marziyeh/

Part 2 of a story of God's incredible Love & Mercy!

Captivating story of God's Love and Mercy!

In this episode Yimin Chen and Yousuf Hasan interview four students who had been selected to present at the Society of Graduate Students annual Western Research Forum for 2020 had it not been cancelled due to COVID-19: Navjot Gill (MSc Physical Therapy) tells us about her investigation into how wellness of older-adults relates with health-seeking behaviours. Her findings may help better guide them to age-in-place. To find out more about Navjot find her on LinkedIn Jaclyn Siegel (PhD Social Psychology) explains the detrimental effects of body shaming and the need for having a reliable self-report instrument to measure shame. Her findings support a model, which is good news for researchers. For more about Jaclyn, follow her on Twitter @JaclynASiegel or check out her website https://jaclynasiegel.com Kimberly Adamek (PhD Civil and Environmental Engineering) explains how high-rise buildings contribute to global warming and why her design mitigates the issues. She does this by studying wind-interaction with buildings by treating buildings collectively. To find out more from Kimberly go to her LinkedIn Marziyeh Sajjadi (MA Education), focuses on women seeking a job in Canada after graduating in Education. By having interviews with women graduates, she hopes to have a better sense of their experiences including unique difficulties they may face due to their gender. For more on Marziyeh you can find her on LinkedIn or Facebook.  Full video available on YouTube Recorded on June 4, 2020 Produced by Gavin Tolometti

In part two of Jeff King's interview with Maryam and Marziyeh, they share about their experience in Evin Prison, known as the "Torture Factory" of Iran, where they continued their evangelism ministry. The post Episode 14: Freedom in Prison appeared first on Persecution.

Two Girls. Two Backpacks. Twenty Thousand Bibles. For years, Maryam and Marziyeh operated an underground Bible smuggling ministry in Iran, determined to share the gospel with a nation hungry for the truth about Jesus. The post Episode 13: The Backpack Bible Smugglers appeared first on Persecution.

Joel sits down for a conversation with Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh, authors of the book Captive in Iran, which chronicles their remarkable stories of conversion, imprisonment and release. Theirs is a story of friendship, brought together by a shared passion for the gospel, forged on the front lines of the persecuted church, and tested in the depths of one of the worst prisons in Iran. We learned about the miraculous ways that God spoke to them in dreams and visions, empowered them to minister and witness to inmates and guards, and ultimately orchestrated their eventual release. Maryam and Marziyeh's story helps us to develop a more robust understanding of Iran and the growing church there. It was a conversation we were thrilled to have and are proud to bring to you. The post Episode 008 | Captive In Iran: Maryam Rostampour & Marziyeh Amirizadeh appeared first on Nations Media.

John McCarthy meets people who have had to confront their own beliefs while held captive. John who was held hostage by Islamic radical groups in Lebanon, speaks to two Iranian women who risked torture in one of the world’s most notorious prisons after being convicted of apostasy for spreading the message of Christianity in their strictly Islamic home country. Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh were known as the ‘dirty Christians’ in Evin prison where they suffered horrendous conditions and witnessed daily abuse. But this did not stop them from sharing the Gospel within the prison. But what the authorities didn't know was that they had distributed approximately twenty thousand bibles they had given out before they were sent to Evin. They now live in the US, and despite the daily horrors they witnessed, Maryam and Marziyeh see Evin as a church – somewhere they were placed by God to spread the word. But John will ask about their work now in a country where there is freedom to pray and preach. Presenter: John McCarthy Producer: Geoff Bird

Sisters Maryam and Marziyeh speak about their experiences in prison on Wednesday, November 15th, 2017.

Sisters Maryam and Marziyeh speak about their experiences in prison on Wednesday, November 15th, 2017.

This week we continue looking back on some of the most impactful testimonies shared with us this year on VOM Radio. We’ll hear how God reached into the home of the police chief in a Southeast Asian village—even as the police chief was fighting against the gospel. We’ll hear from former prisoner Bob Fu what it means to a prisoner when he or she knows that Christians are praying for them. Sean will tell us how God used VOM to help save the life of an evangelist in Bangladesh after he was brutally attacked. Samuel will tell us about the risks of following Christ in Pakistan. We’ll hear from three different people impacted by a 2007 attack in Turkey that took the lives of three Christians. Brother Gokhan was a friend of those killed; Tim is now the pastor or the church the three men attended; and Semse Aydin is the widow of one of the martyred believers. Then we’ll hear from three guests who told us about the church in Iran—the fastest growing church in the world. Dr. Sasan will share with us about how Iranian Christians find joy in persecution. Nazanin works in a call center for one of our media partners, witnessing to and discipling Iranian believers by phone. Dr. Mike Ansari will tell us about a special effort to get Bibles digitally into Iran. Finally, Maryam and Marziyeh will share about the miracle of finding God’s Word inside the notorious Evin Prison in Tehran. You’ll be inspired and challenged as we look back on some of the amazing stories God has allowed us to share on VOM Radio in 2016.

What does it mean for Christians in prison to get letters from Christians around the world? It means that they are part of a family, and they are not forgotten. In Part 2 of our interview with Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh they share more of the story of how God used them inside Iran's notorious Evin Prison, where they spent 259 days. Listen as they share the heartbreak of seeing children born in prison and later taken from their mothers. Maryam and Marziyeh share how their treatment in prison changed when letters from around the world began arriving, and they'll give ideas about how we can talk to Muslims about our faith in Christ. You'll be inspired by the faith of these two women who consider it an honor to have been allowed to suffer for Jesus. Get "Captive in Iran" online at VOMBooks.com: https://secure.persecution.com/p-5105-captive-in-iran.aspx?SOURCE=VOMRADIONT Write letters to Christians still in prison today at PrisonerAlert.com.

Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh were bold evangelists in Iran, sharing their faith and distributing Bibles in that Islamic nation. Their evangelism work caught the attention of the authorities, and the two women ended up in Iran’s notorious Evin Prison, where they spent 259 days. But even in prison, Maryam and Marziyeh saw God’s hand at work, providing for them and allowing them to be witnesses for Him. “We experienced in prison how we should trust God and how we should trust His plans,” Maryam says. This week on VOM Radio they share how they began their ministry, what happened the day of their arrest, how they saw God at work in prison and even about the most discouraging day in Evin. You will be inspired as you hear Maryam and Marziyeh share about their sacrificial love for Christ. Get “Captive in Iran” at VOM Books: https://secure.persecution.com/p-5105-captive-in-iran.aspx?SOURCE=VOMRADIONT

Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh knew they were putting their lives on the line. They knew it when they handed out New Testaments, and they knew it when they shared the message of Jesus with their countrymen. Their bold witness for Christ would cost them: they spent 259 days in Iran’s notorious Evin Prison. But even in prison God had a plan as He opened the doors for incredible ministry among their fellow prisoners.