Podcasts about Mission Network News

Pastor JD Greear, host of Summit Life and author of "Everyday Revolutionary," helps us see Daniel as a good example of how we engage our society as believers, engaging others with grace and truth.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer updates us on how God's people are working in the Middle East, in light of the Gaza peace deal, to help those in need and share the gospel.  She also highlights recent, heightened persecution of Christians in China.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Today's HeadlinesTyphoon Bualoi, the latest chapter in Southeast Asia's monsoon seasonNew anti-conversion laws intensify pressure on ChristiansWeek of prayer highlights the urgency of Bible translation

Today's HeadlinesIsrael-Hamas peace proposal receives Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's approvalChristians in Nepal face growing hardship amid Gen Z uprising“As for us, we will continue the task!” Belarus pastors stay faithful despite hardships

Today's HeadlinesFrom one generation to the next, Chinese Christians seek resilienceHistoric 17-day protest draws attention to Pakistan's persecuted ChristiansTerrorists encountering Christ behind bars

Today's HeadlinesWidespread flooding in India leaves farmlands submerged, families strugglingHope for change as India's Supreme Court questions anti-conversion lawsSign language ministries touch lives

Today's HeadlinesTargets on their backs: Iranian Christians under increasing dangerChinese government labels tithing as fraud for underground churchesFrom inmates to chaplains: How discipleship is transforming Nigeria's prisons

Today's HeadlinesChurch leaders in China have new online restrictions to navigateA new Sykes-Picot? Middle East faces ongoing upheavalCharlie Kirk's death sparks spiritual questions and Gospel opportunity

Today's HeadlinesFilipino protesters call for accountability for billions of missing dollarsHow technology shapes digital ministry in IranInternational Day of Sign Languages highlights access and knowledge gaps

Today's HeadlinesPromoting religious freedom is an “atrocity prevention tool,” says USCIRFWhere will I sleep tonight? Iranian Christians flee persecution in endless survival journeyEncouragement to Bengali believers despite persecution

Today's HeadlinesHope amid collapse: Medical outreach brings relief to Sudanese refugeesSpiritual openness and the search for answers after national tragediesFrom groceries to the Gospel, Belarus pastors connect with needy families

Today's HeadlinesWorst flooding in a decade hits BaliHow greater stability changes life for Christians and minorities in IraqThe quiet frontline of the country – the families of servicemen

Today's HeadlinesUnited Nations calls Israel-Hamas war in Gaza “genocide”India intensifies anti-conversion lawsA century in China: celebrating what God did

Today's HeadlinesGospel workers spread hope despite threats of war in LebanonMiracles are scattered throughout Syria's unrest

Today's HeadlinesConditions worsen for Rohingya in IndiaHow Indonesians discover the Prince of Peace amid protestsTransform Iran launches secure VPN to protect online privacy for Iranian believers

Today's HeadlinesThe death of Charlie Kirk, and what it means to be a young Christian in the marketplace of ideasIsraeli strike on Hamas heats up Middle East, but gospel openness remainsWMP update from Nigeria: a heartwarming story

Today's HeadlinesCurfew enforced as Nepal protesters and military start talksMinistry continues in the face of child involvement in Haitian gangs“War or Peace, Win or Lose” TV satellite program in Iran started its encouraging work

Today's HeadlinesGen Z continues anti-government protests in NepalSchools remain shuttered as tensions continue in LebanonGod's sovereignty seen in shipping containers

Today's HeadlinesDeadly shooting in Jerusalem underscores turmoilSuffering ahead for the Church in the midst of ISISSyria opens to global trade and the Gospel

Today's HeadlinesTaliban restrictions drive women in Afghanistan desperate for hopeKeys for Kids: Redefining hope for children who've lost it during warHeart for Lebanon meets schooling needs in the country

Today's HeadlinesKidnapped Irish missionary and others released in HaitiChristians may be among casualties of Sudan landslideWhen the hope of Jesus wins the battle

Today's HeadlinesViolent anti-government protests erupt across Indonesian islandsTruth needed for the next generation in ChinaThree ways technology boosts Bible translation

CBN FaithWire's Billy Hallowell shares stories of faith in the news, including the story of a high school student who stood up for her right to express her faith in her assigned parking spot at school.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News updates us on the recovery efforts in Afghanistan after another earthquake, as well as the unrest in Indonesia, and increased persecution in India of Christians.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Today's HeadlinesMultiple earthquakes devastate part of AfghanistanAmid loss and war, Ukrainian girl discovers Jesus at summer campGod's big list and our big call

Today's HeadlinesHow a “Freedom of Religion” bill spells trouble for India's believers Radio remains best way to share Gospel in North KoreaHow do you measure what truly matters in ministry?

Today's HeadlinesHardship and discipleship meet in the Afghan churchWork against abuse in Guatemala bears fruitNigerian Christians encounter hope and healing

Today's HeadlinesChristians meet for encouragement as Afghanistan anniversary approachesIsraeli church giving immigrant kids a solid start to the school yearIn a broken world, Jesus' family stands united

Today's HeadlinesGuerilla warfare and Gospel hope in the Israel-Hamas conflictArmenians celebrate trilateral agreement but look beyond for peace“Three open” prayers: a key to effective evangelism

Today's HeadlinesPalestinian Christian advocates appeal to US believersGospel reaches Iranian homes through satellite TV – find out how!Church planter chooses 100% Muslim mission field

Today's HeadlinesVoice of the Martyrs Korea to add fifth daily broadcast to North KoreaClashes between protesters and police grip Serbia, derail academic yearDeaf Christians equipped to reach Deaf communities

Today's Headlines34 years of independence of Ukraine and its religious freedomBattling for the true gospel in South AfricaDeaf educators reverse controversial 1880 decision

Today's HeadlinesReport shows thousands of Christians killed in Nigeria this yearMentorship modeled by Christ shapes the next generation of leaders in the MENANew initiative trains teachers in life skills

Today's HeadlinesAttacks leave Druze, Christian minorities vulnerable in SyriaA translated Bible that led an Iranian Kurdish man to ChristWanted: Disciple-makers within and outside of prisons

Today's HeadlinesLook for spiritual not political change in IranPrayers for India while awaiting the CPC listStony hearts soften during the Summer of Hope

Today's HeadlinesTension rising between Syria's government and the Kurdish-led SDFNew AI model, Kairos, poised to reach IraniansBelievers from a Muslim background offer hope to suffering Sudan

Today's HeadlinesPersecuted believers are not forsakenHaiti's gangs: “Beyond the reach of law, not the reach of the Gospel”Microloans offer hope in closed Southeast Asian countries

Today's HeadlinesLebanon approves objectives to disarm Hezbollah by the end of the yearGlobal conflict deepens isolation for Deaf communitiesFrom West to the world, MAF supporting new generation of national missionaries

Today's HeadlinesIndian state boasts toughest new anti-conversion lawWhat will the U.S. State Department call the Houthis in their 2025 religious freedom report?Uncharted Ministries works to free Christians in bondage, one family at a time

Today's HeadlinesThe terrorist attack that didn't happenWeeds, plants, and coal — survival food as famine deepens in SudanThink huffing is harmless? Remember this story

Today's HeadlinesIsrael approves Gaza City occupation plan amid criticismRevival with no discipleship: “almost catastrophic”

Embodied Faith's Geoff Holsclaw, co-author with his wife Cyd of "Landscapes of the Soul," looks at the science around attachment and how it really points us to God's design for us.  He offers ideas for applying God's word and this science to our relationship with Him and others.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer addresses the situation in Haiti and the kidnapping of a missionary and others from an orphanage.  She also highlights the situation in the DRC, Pakistan, and India.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

The Gospel Coalition's social media manager, Austin Gravley,  reads us in a report about the pervasive trend of teens are seeking friendship, counseling, and support through AI chatbots.  What are the concerns?  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer outlines the increased persecution of Christians in some states in India, as well as concerns in Afghanistan, Indonesia, and Gaza.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Austin Gravley, social media manager for The Gospel Coalition, talks about the privacy and safety concerns around smart glasses, and what churches and Christians can do in figuring out a policy for use in churches.  He also addresses the concerns of AI being used to scam church members.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News helps us see what's happening in places like Afghanistan, Iran, and Yemen, and how Christians are bearing up.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Luke Moon of Generation Zion and The Philos Project updates us on the shaky ceasefire between Iran and Israel, plus talks about what it means to bless the people of Israel...and what it doesn't mean.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer talks about the weekend attack and bombing of a Syrian church and the situation in Syria with terror groups leading up to it.  She also talks about what Iranian Christians are thinking in light of the conflict between Iran's islamic leaders and Israel.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Roy Wooten of The Crucible Project and author of "Unstuck: 7 Ways to Break Free and Live Courageously" offers insights for putting our past wounds behind us, and live out of healthy, mature masculinity.  Along with updates about what's happening in Haiti and in Nigeria, Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer offers helpful insights of what it means to think and live Gospelly in light of the LA riots.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

In light of the Supreme Court's split decision regarding an Oklahoma religious charter school, Joel Penton of LifeWise Academy talks about how churches can use laws around religion release to establish a time public students can leave campus to get Bible instruction during school hours.  Plus, along with updates regarding Myanmar and Haiti, Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News reports on how the Chinese government is ordering churches to change worship songs to promote the Chinese Communist Party.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Pastor Bob Castro talks around his devotional "Jesus Prayed."  If you're struggling in how to pray, Jesus offers many examples of how.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer talks about unsettled situation between the two nuclear powers of  primarily Hindu India and primarily Muslim Pakistan, and about our Christian brothers and sisters are caught in the cross fire. She also addresses the situation around Haiti and with Christian refugees from Afghanistan who may be deported from the US back to a nation run by the Taliban. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Aubrey Sampson, host of the Nothing is Wasted podcast, shares from her book "What We Find in the Dark," including the loss she went through with the death of her close friend and ministry partner Jen, and in the darkness seeing God move and finding the importance of community. Along with news of Christians around the world, Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News talks about the situation many exiled Christians who are living in the US and who have valid green cards are experiencing in light of our immigration crackdowns.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Along with looking at athletes who put their faith on display, Sports Spectrum's Jason Romano looks at Jesus' taking the place of a notorious criminal Barrabas.  Jason realizes that just like Jesus took Barrabas' place on the cross, He did for us, as well.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer helps us understand that while we get dressed up, joyously celebrate, and have Easter egg hunts, many of our brothers and sisters oversees often celebrate the Resurrection in the face of much opposition.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

New York Times columnist Ross Douthat, author of "Believe," talks about the converging evidences for the existence of God, and why it should be obvious to believe in Him in spite of your personal objections. Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News addresses what God's people are doing to help those in Myanmar impacted by a severe earthquake, even though it is a country with much religious conflict.  She also addresses the protests in Turkiye, and helps us understand other issues around the current US-Iran interplay.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Artist Brenda Bogart, author of "What to Give Up for Lent That's Not Chocolate," talks about giving up some of the negative ways we talk in favor of words that bless and build up. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer address how some of the proposed travel bans by the President Trump administration affects the work of missions teams in critical areas.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here