Podcasts about Mission Network News

Today's HeadlinesThreats from Yemen's Houthis, and a glimpse of the local ChurchTaliban doubles down on Sharia law, but oppression is opening hearts to JesusPolitical divisions in America hinder evangelism

Today's HeadlinesDisciple makers return, Gospel advances despite betrayal, persecution, and riskChhattisgarh High Court upholds mandatory Hindu prayer in schoolsBicycle project to help Haitian children get to school

Today's HeadlinesIsrael and Lebanon discuss pilot zone process, but no timeline set yetUnemployment soaring in southern LebanonIndonesia's economy struggles, but Christians are finding opportunities to share Jesus

Today's HeadlinesWhat's the truth about violence against Christians in Nigeria?Pastor of a large Chinese church is released from prisonMissionaries see God's provision in Papua New Guinea outreach

Today's HeadlinesIran leverages regional influence in war with USUS to remove Syria's “State Sponsor of Terrorism” designation, but Damascus bombing headlines continued instabilityMuslims in Sudan encounter Jesus

Today's HeadlinesVicious attack on Christians in India highlights ongoing persecutionKids Bible clubs facing both support and opposition in India

Today's HeadlinesIndia's latest FCRA changes raise concerns for Gospel workHope beyond the headlines in war-torn UkraineLanguage access leads to Gospel access for the Deaf

Today's HeadlinesStrikes expose goals of Iranian regime and a people longing for breakthroughInternet restoration brings renewed connection and hope for isolated believers in IranA “trust but verify” generation looks beyond the screen for truth

Rocky Malloy, founder and CEO of the National School Chaplain Association, talks about the growing movement of chaplaincy in public schools, welcomed by districts in throughout the US, and the impact they have on students, staff, and the wellbeing of the schools and districts.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer updates us on the recovery efforts in Venezuela and how churches are leading the efforts in many of the remote communities.  She also addresses the release of Pastor Ezra Jin from prison in China.  Good news, yes. But China has many pastors in prison and many churches are still being pressured by the communist government.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Today's HeadlinesLocal believers bring aid and hope after Venezuela earthquakesEquipping Christian leaders for biblical conflict resolutionPrisoners for Christ helps Nigerian prisoners get Bible degrees

Today's HeadlinesVenezuela earthquake survivors still in shockShia Muslims suffer as Lebanon peace efforts stallGod answers prayer with new Bible study materials

Today's HeadlinesMaharashtra poised to become India's 13th anti-conversion stateSudan's war leaves a generation of children without safety or schoolYoung leaders prepare to share Jesus with Native America this summer

Today's HeadlinesChristians beheaded in DRC as Islamic State branch expands campaign of terrorFreedom for the farthest: remembering the unreached this Independence DayFireworks may trigger trauma for some veterans

Today's HeadlinesEU hosts Taliban for the first time to discuss diplomacy, deportationsHardline threats and the need for wisdom in South Africa's immigration situationMinistry leaders strategize how to do missions together

Today's HeadlinesHoping for miracles as Venezuela quake response presses forwardAs Iran tensions continue, Christians pray for courageMore workers, more freedom for people in crisis

Today's HeadlinesAftershocks and fear continue across Venezuela as relief teams meet physical and spiritual needsLebanon pact seeks to disarm Hezbollah in southern border areasunfoldingWord builds hub for Bible translators working in unreached communities

Today's HeadlinesHope and help from faith-based team already on the ground in VenezuelaFrom Ethiopia to Mozambique, attacks put African Christians on alertRising gas prices worsen food insecurity in Haiti

Today's HeadlinesVenezuela earthquake survivors see God's providence, with prayer greatly neededEvangelism training reframes discourse around rising Islamic influence

Today's HeadlinesNewly passed Bill C-9 disappoints believers and free speech advocatesMAF answers call to serve in Nigeria

Billy Hallowell of CBN News and Faith Wire talks about Christ-followers who are actively pointing people to Jesus during the World Cup, including Christian Pulisic's "Bible Time."  He also talks about a ministry seeking to bring freedom to those being human trafficked, and how former Scientologist Joy Villa is now free in Jesus.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer updates us on the situation between Israel and Hezbollah, the impact of the negotiations between the US and Iran, and how Christians in Lebanon are navigating this situation.  She also talks about the targeted attack on a history Kyiv monastery by Russia that attacks not just a building, but their faith.  The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Today's HeadlinesLebanon peace talks underway, ceasefire shakyGraduates re-enter dangerous national realities with new skills and faithRevival in Armenia highlights the need for trained church leaders

Today's HeadlinesHope for Syria's minorities amid regional instabilityThe growing fears of Bangladeshi believersCartel members, or gospel recipients? Christian broadcasters share hope in the midst of struggle

Today's HeadlinesHistoric Kyiv monastery damaged, cathedral catches fire in Russian strikesChristianity is on the rise in Gen Z, as is debate over Christian NationalismNigerian believers find encouragement in Scripture amid persecution

Today's HeadlinesAs China embraces junta government, what it means for Myanmar ChristiansConflict, hunger, and faith collide in refugee campsFrom factory to field: How Scripture booklets reach believers

Today's HeadlinesQuestions remain after release of hundreds held by Boko HaramChristians in Southeast Asia experience persecution and povertyPastoral training helps the gospel stand firm in Africa

Today's HeadlinesIran presses for leverage in Lebanon, but Christians pray for a true peacePastors travel across Iran to encourage believers with hope and aidEbola outbreak paralyzes missions

Today's HeadlinesPeace, poverty, and pressure: a deal without immediate reliefGospel workers in Syria face fear with faithScripture offers a remedy for every malady known to man

Today's HeadlinesTaliban arrests lead to an unexpected protest in western AfghanistanGod at work in AbbattobadUkraine children find “islands of peace” at Summer Bible Camps

Today's HeadlinesAmended sacrilege law is a new reality for believers in Punjab StateThree key challenges facing the church in LaosUsing the World Cup to reach others

Today's HeadlinesFreedom for some, continued struggles for many in NigeriaAs war displaces Lebanese families, SAT-7 reminds children: ‘You Are Not Alone'Summer Bible Camps launch in 13 countries to reach thousands of kids

Carmen LaBerge talks about the concerns of AI-empowered warfare.  Will we allow artificial intelligence made decisions about targeting and strikes?  Congress is now considering the Human Authority in Lethal Operations (HALO) Bill.  How do we make sure humans and ethical frameworks are in place?  Carmen also talks about a new trend called silent book clubs.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News highlights efforts by Christian organizations to bring relief after this past Monday's earthquake in the Philippines, as well updates on what the Church is enduring in India and Iran.  She also highlights effort to reach fans and players during this year's World Cup competitions.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Today's HeadlinesAcid attack on doctor highlights ongoing threats to women and girls in PakistanKeeping focus on God's Kingdom in complex geopolitical divisionsParents remain key to helping children build lasting faith

Today's HeadlinesChristians bring help and hope after Philippines earthquakeBible distribution continues in China despite persecutionIn persecution, no leader should walk alone

Today's HeadlinesHindu nationalists face scrutiny over persecution in IndiaBelieve If You Can! SAT-7 show in Türkiye dismantles stereotypes about ChristianityFaith in action: a glimpse of church leaders in Moldova

Today's HeadlinesVillages, Christians in southern Lebanon bear the cost of ongoing conflictChristian parents in Iran know that following Christ means sacrifice and sufferingKeys for Kids Storytellers help children in Albania hear the Gospel

Today's HeadlinesIran: Political leadership confusion, internet reboot, and Kuwait strikesEvacuation orders in southern Lebanon mean a change of plans for summer outreachUganda Ebola outbreak highlights need for trained medical workers

Today's HeadlinesUkraine's next generation shares messages for the West as capital endures more strikesThousands in Canada speak up over Bill C-9 religious freedom concernsMission Cry shipment reaches Uganda

Today's HeadlinesChristian villages in Lebanon receive aid amid regional escalationMENA displacement crises make refugee ministry training criticalEncouraged and connected: Cheshme app reaches Iranians beyond restrictions

Today's HeadlinesThree years later, ethnic violence still troubles Manipur StatePraying for winter to end: How you can walk alongside Chinese believersWarrior Leadership Summit works to heal damage done in the name of Jesus

Today's HeadlinesDR Congo: 80 Christians killed as Islamists target “worshipers of the cross”Determination and grit persist in the middle of Burkina Faso's insecurityMinistry leader urges caution as Christians turn to AI for guidance

Today's HeadlinesPeace proposal draft in Iran-US talks carries high stakesCuba's power shortages hinder but don't stop Christian radio teamDOOR's 2-by-2 teams grow Deaf-led churches worldwide

Matthew Soerens of World Relief and the Evangelical Immigration Table, co-author of the revised "Seeking Refuge," addresses the recent changes being made by the Federal government regarding legal immigration policies.  He also talks about how the global immigration crisis has changed over the last 10 years, policy changes in those 10 years, and the Bible call for us to love those in need of refuge. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer talks about how the Church is still reaching out amid the Iran war and the crackdown in that country.  Also, with outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo how ministries are responding.  The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Today's HeadlinesInternet connectivity flickers in IranIs there really “persecution” of Christians in Israel? A Messianic Jew's perspectiveBible translators gain consultant-style support through book packages

Adriel Booker, author of "Tethered to Hope," talks about the liminal space we are in after a tragedy, trauma, or crisis in your life.  You're not where you were ,but not at your destination.  Where is God and how does He show up after the crisis and before the new normal?  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer helps draw more attention to the situation in Nigeria with the killing of Christians by the Fulani, and why there is a concerted effort to cover up the situation.  She also addresses how the recent election in India could make matters worse for Christians in that country.  The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Billy Hallowell of CBN News and Faith Wire looks at places where God is showing up in the news, including talking about his conversation with Franklin Graham regarding a letter he wrote to the President, celebrity gossip columnist Perez Hilton seeking God, and the growth of chaplains in public schools.   Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer keeps us focused on what the Church in the nation of Lebanon is doing as the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah has intensified.  She also talks about the increased number of antisemitic incidence in schools in Europe.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Carmen looks at many of the news headlines of the day, including the Artemis II lunar mission that will hopefully lift off today, the recent activity with the US Supreme Court, especially the decision upholding the rights of counselors to counsel minors who are struggling with unwanted same-sex desires but don't want it.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer talks about the elevated concerns of persecution of Christians in places like Syria and in places in Africa as Holy Week and Easter are here.  She also addresses the situation in Lebanon as Israel seeks to take out the terror group Hezbollah.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Faith Wire's Billy Hallowell updates us on places where God shows up in the news, including how a sermon by the pastor of a large church lead to dozens of cohabiting couples to make the commitment of marriage.  He also talks the latest "Investigating the Supernatural" episode about angels and demons.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News helps draw attention to a CEF missionary from South Korea who is being held in Russia.  There's a petition for her release.  Ruth also offers updates on the sitations in Lebanon and Syria amid the regional unrest.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Professor, at University of Northwestern - St. Paul, Anna Rask Emison outlines why the characters we read about in Genesis 3 are just as real in our experience today. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer shares about the significance of the uncertainty in Bangladesh and an update on the U.S. talks with Lebanon. The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Billy Hallowell of FaithWire talks about former NCAA volleyball player Macy Petty who is part of the fight against biological males who claim to be female from competing with women in athletics.  Petty talks about the emotional and spiritual battle.  Billy also talks about how public school students in Washington state who are targeted because they attend Lifewise Academy religion release classes.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer update us on the situation in Iran with the anti-islamic government protests.  She talks with ministries there who see that these protests are hitting the country differently than previous ones.  She also updates us on the situation in Gaza and the people there.   The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Faithwire's Billy Hallowell talks about how in 2025, the sale of physical Bibles and the number of Bible app downloads surged.  He also talks about the books he's re-reading (other than the Bible), plus a new podcast he's going to be part of aimed helping men get into God's Word.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News offers updates from of the world's hot spots and how Christians and Churches are address matters in Venezuela, Iran, and others.  The Reconnect with Carmen and all Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here