Podcasts about Mission Network News

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  

Today's HeadlinesMuslim holy week provides prayer opportunityThe story of the Hmar: unreached no longerThose Jesus calls, He equips – the Indonesian believers receive training in church planting and leading

Today's HeadlinesPublic order trumps religious freedom, according to one Indian courtCCP bolsters communist foundation as believers trust their CornerstoneAlcohol and nicotine top addiction list

Today's HeadlinesWhile Afghanistan remains uncertain, returning refugees may find hope in the GospelWhole Bible, Whole Nation: IranThey will know we are Christ's disciples by our love

Today's HeadlinesFulani attacks highlight need for missionaries in Northern NigeriaA snapshot of Iran's thriving, victorious churchSet Free equips Christians to wage war using God's weapons

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

Today's HeadlinesSacred music handcuffed by Sinicization in ChinaChurches support Myanmar four years after coup, two months after earthquakePromoting Christ-centered priorities for leaders in the MENA

Today's HeadlinesAnother church falls victim to Haiti's gang violenceSummer Camps: an oasis for kids in the desertIn Haiti, radio ministry celebrates 75 years of God's faithfulness

Today's HeadlinesWomen and girls in Yemen disproportionately impacted by crisesBeaten for bearing a Muslim name: the harsh realities facing Iranian refugee children“If they arrest me, I will deny You” — but then the unexpected happened

Today's HeadlinesJordan shuts down branch of Muslim BrotherhoodNo end in sight to Ukraine war; Keys for Kids addresses traumaWorld Missionary Press booklets support evangelism in Guinea

Today's HeadlinesSyria released from EU economic sanctionsRemember believers in Russia even as ceasefire talks stallGood News for the Cape of Good Hope

Today's HeadlinesMalaysian believers targeted by subtle Islamization tacticsFilming by faith: How one ministry is pressing on despite a dropping dollarThe Lighthouse offers a Christ-centered approach to addiction recovery

Today's HeadlinesLayers of challenges and ministry in MozambiqueTranslation project leads to Gospel opportunities in ChadSign language in Central Asia finds new voice across generations

Today's HeadlinesLifting sanctions in Syria would change the game for gospel ministryMeet Vlad, a pastor in Odesa, Ukraine pursuing Bible trainingNewspaper offers hope to prisoners from prisoners

Today's HeadlinesPray for peace in KashmirHow the gospel transcends barriers even in the Israel-Hamas warOn Eagles' Wings class of 2025 prepares for full-time ministry

Today's HeadlinesSpiritual realities behind India-Pakistan tensions should call us to prayerWhen faith marches to the Ukrainian front linesThey named her “Worm” — today she creates worship songs for God

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  

Today's HeadlinesGang activity in Haiti intensifies the country's needReligious minorities suffer in overflow of Bangladesh social unrestSoma training equips 41 Kenyan pastors

Today's HeadlinesCeasefire conditions are a source of contention in LebanonSatellite broadcasting shares Christian perspectives in powerful waysA partnership to protect the pre-born

Today's HeadlinesHow tariffs are affecting audio Bible ministryTWR Malawi broadcasts biblical truth for cultural challengesDecades of Bible translation work culminate in celebration

Today's HeadlinesAfghan Christians await fate as deportation deadline loomsPray for Iranian believers behind barsIran's exploding church needs discipleship, and you can be part of it

Today's HeadlinesLocal repeal of blasphemy laws unlikely in Nigeria's Kano StateHope for Algerian ChristiansWho do people say that I am? A Muslim's journey to discovering the Lordship of Christ

Today's HeadlinesGospel-centered aid in the midst of latest Myanmar “ceasefire”Believers face four threats in DRC unrestMueller Memorial Academy: Dedication and plans for the future

Today's HeadlinesPetite Rivière attacks are another mark of Haiti's spiritual battleRussians and Ukrainians fight for unity in Israel's Christian communityFrom a simple hello to eternal hope: the role of online evangelists in Iran

Today's HeadlinesIn the wake of attacks, SGA strengthens Ukraine's churches for today and tomorrowWhen faith meets legal limbo for Iranian asylum seekersA call for partners in the cockpit

Today's HeadlinesHope for Syrian home rebuilders as sanctions persistKids fall behind as Manipur unrest continuesNowruz outreach is only a snapshot of God's bigger picture for Iran

Today's HeadlinesReligious regulations increase in ChinaTPS ends for Afghan evacuees; Christians at riskDespite legal barriers, the Gospel keeps moving in Central Asia

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  

Today's HeadlinesSpain's power blackout comes during intense season at one media ministryTwo years later, Jaranwala's believers are still healing from the attacksBringing Bibles to the border

Today's HeadlinesDRC and M23 hold truce, look to further peace talksLebanon at the hinge point of change as political standoff continuesWMP: UNBound brings hope to the hopeless

Today's HeadlinesGreen card uncertainties in U.S. disrupting gospel ministryA vision for more Gospel spread in IsraelCodependency and addiction: a destructive duo

Today's HeadlinesIndia mourns Kashmir casualtiesAs Istanbul catches its breath after earthquake, ministries respond with hopeCatholic Church faces next steps after the passing of Pope Francis

Today's HeadlinesAfghanistan's public executions reveal fear-based grip of TalibanPractical ways you can help imprisoned believers in IranBibles for the World joins new outreach opportunities

Today's HeadlinesNew radio program to bring hope and help to Myanmar earthquake survivorsNominated ambassador could work closely with USCIRF to advance religious freedom globallyThe long-term effects of child discipleship

Today's HeadlinesFamine spreading as refugee camps attacked in SudanLebanon's refugee flux presents Gospel opportunitiesBible-trained pastors, villagers in Malawi confront false teaching head-on

Today's HeadlinesIncrease in persecution as global Church growsFour challenges shaping SAT-7 ARABIC's missionNigerian government takes notice of International Bible Institute's impact

Today's HeadlinesHope for crime-ridden South Africa after kidnapped pastor's rescueResurrection Sunday reveals three life-changing truthsThis Easter, be part of someone's redemption story

Today's HeadlinesChina formally bans foreign missionary activityResurrection Sunday means victory in life or death“Spiritual spring” creates Gospel opportunities

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

Today's HeadlinesTurkiye drains itself of Christian expats while local church ralliesWhat the Iranian church could say to the West as U.S.-Iran nuclear talks continueBarna sees 66 percent rise in Christian commitments

Today's HeadlinesSudan war enters third year todaySudanese flee war as Darfuri people encounter JesusApproaching trauma healing with the Great Healer

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

As we enter into the Lenten season, are you giving up anything?  Artist Brenda Bogart, author of "What To Give Up for Lent That's Not Chocolate," talks about negative behaviors and attitudes we should give up.  Ruth Kramer for Mission Network News talks about the overlap of the Christian season of Lent with the Islamic month of Ramadan, and other holidays. She talks about how we can use this time to pray for Gospel to go forth.   Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Carmen reflects on a story about an organization called "Bear Givers."  She recalls when a granddaughter faced extended time in the hospital, and how the stuffed animal was a touch of comfort in a difficult situation. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer takes us to some of the world's most troubled spots like Bangladesh and Congo that we don't hear a lot about.  She talks about how the Church is bearing up and serving in the midst of the conflicts.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Join Greg Kelley and Ruth Kramer from Mission Network News on the Unknown Nations Podcast as they unpack the significance of the Great Commission—and why so many churchgoers remain unfamiliar with it. Discover eye-opening Barna Research findings, the challenges facing modern churches, and the crucial role of gospel proclamation and demonstration. Hear inspiring stories from Northern Nigeria to neighborhoods in the U.S., and learn how you can actively participate in the Great Commission today. Learn more about Unknown Nations by visiting www.UnknownNations.com.

Brent Leatherwood of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission talks about the work of his organization ministering in Washington DC, and the several of the pro-life, pro-family and religious liberty policies they are advocating before Congress and the Supreme Court. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer updates us on the unrest in the Congo, the suspending of USAID funding to NGO's, and how churches and ministries overseas are stepping into these situations.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Billy Hallowell from CBN's Faithwire talks about his experience on Inauguration Day in Washington and reflects on Presidential prayers through the centuries.  He also covers news where the Gospel shows up.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer offers context to recent reports on religious persecution and how that can help you in your prayers and actions for our fellow Christians.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here  

Daryl Crouch of Everyone's Wilson joins Carmen again to talk about more of his 12 Truths of Christmas, including how because God knows your pain, your suffering, and all about your circumstances.  Because He knows, His Son came.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News looks at their top stories of 2024, including the Christmas 2023 massacre of Christians in Nigeria.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

Carmen LaBerge talks about a church in Kansas City that will be displaying a collection of nativity scenes and how we individually and collectively can do things that point people to Jesus this Christmas season.  Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer updates us on the situation in and around Syria after the fall of Assad, and what it might mean for Christians and others in the region.  Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here