Podcasts about Mission Network News

Today's HeadlinesWar, famine, flooding, and disease plague SudanBible shipment to arrive in disaster aftermathUnder the radar: A risky outreach to get the Gospel to kids

Today's HeadlinesHaiti: Gunmen abduct nine, including Irish missionary and childIn the shadow of war, Ukrainian children find joy at summer campsFive years after Beirut port explosion, justice still elusive

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  

Today's HeadlinesThe regime, the prince and freedom for IranMedical aid planned for Sudan as cholera crisis deepensCurious to know more of God? This Bible teacher's journey will encourage you

Today's HeadlinesTwo weeks to find peace in the DRCPakistan reels from record-breaking floods‘Summer of Hope' brings the Good News to Native communities

Today's HeadlinesWhat's really at stake with India's anti-conversion lawsA biblical mindset that helps Indonesian believers overcome oppositionResounding hope: how solar radios transform Haitian communities

Today's HeadlinesChildren injured in attack on Christian prayer house in Indonesia“I'm not alone”: Native American young people inspired and equipped to lead for ChristMission Aviation Fellowship celebrates 80 years of service

Today's HeadlinesAnother Indian state promises strict anti-conversion law plus demolitions of “illegal” churchesSet Free Ministries helps whole congregations break spiritual chainsThe secret ingredients that help your ministry story touch many lives

Today's HeadlinesChristians who chose to remain in Gaza caught in same crises“Deaf President Now!” highlights need for Deaf leadershipThe wait is over — Scripture booklets ready to produce for West Africa

Today's HeadlinesDays into conflict, ceasefire for Cambodia and Thailand3 strategies behind the sinicization of the Chinese churchWMP Scripture booklets bring Gospel access to remote villages

Today's HeadlinesFulani attacks moving south in Nigeria, impacting food securityWarriors Battle retreats offer new life to veterans, first respondersForgiving them led her to a radical encounter with God

Today's HeadlinesSeen as traitors by the Taliban: the unsafe return of Afghans deported from PakistanA new report from Pew Research Center offers a reality check to gospel ministry in ChinaNew translation project aims to reach 250 million with God's Word

Today's HeadlinesKeeping a Kingdom lens in the midst of controversyHelp equip pastors in a persecution hotspotPeople need worldview overhaul to be set free

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  

Today's HeadlinesIndonesian Christians grapple with new, animistic prayer regulationRecent clashes pause Gospel work among the DruzeTwo tons of the Gospel: Zulu booklets reach thousands at South African youth conference

Today's HeadlinesFulani missionaries prepare for outreach as herdsmen persecute ChristiansPavlo: A story within stories from the Ukrainian front lineRadio ministry, inspired by tragedy, bring gospel truths to millions

Today's HeadlinesStrengthened ministry during a fragile ceasefireICC issues arrest warrants for Taliban chiefs

He's been a missionary, a worship pastor, a recording artist and more. While serving overseas he had a dream, a dream of starting an organization that would impact people with the reality of the Gospel. Now, his work impacts millions in over 190 countries. Hear this powerful story of God-at-work on this episode of Missions Today.Learn more about One Way, Prayer Cast, Mission Network News

Today's HeadlinesWarrior Battle Camps bring healingChurch suffers airstrike as Gaza truce talks falterThe fate of Ukrainian children mass abducted to Russia remains uncertain

Today's HeadlinesFormer Kenyan inmate shares the Gospel with his communitySyria's Christian community faces unpredictability as area tensions riseUnknown Nations carries Gospel to stateless Rohingya

Today's HeadlinesSyria declares truce in Suweida, but will it last?Texas flooding: when tragedy builds trustJesus hears the heart cry of the Deaf: be His messenger of good news!

Today's HeadlinesBJP leader calls for Christian deaths“Where is my father?” How a ministry walks with refugee children facing crisisThe impact of water on Kenyan communities

Today's HeadlinesNigerian believers in mortal danger as Islamic groups expand in number and territoryUS praises Hezbollah disarmament progressIn chaotic times, new podcast points to hope instead of fear

Today's HeadlinesOfficials and young protesters in Kenya navigate strained relationshipUN Commission urges Syria to end violenceBible-centered radio program offers something we're all looking for: hope that lasts

Today's HeadlinesKenyan young people march for political change, but some pay with their livesWhat defines a place of worship? Attack on Christian youth retreat in IndonesiaVolunteers protect preborn life in Croatia

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  

Today's HeadlinesFlooding compounds misery in SudanUS removes terrorist designation from Syria's Hayat Tahrir al-ShamWays to pray for Texas flood tragedies

Today's HeadlinesMissions leaders conference at Missio Nexus centers on evangelism and collaborationRussian military drones at night wage war on Ukrainian civiliansHouthi and al-Shabaab ties deepen, threatening Gulf of Aden safety

Today's HeadlinesSudan fighting spreads to previously safe areasPakistan's blasphemy laws: One acquittal, hundreds of others languishing in prison, or worseAfrica: From mission field to mission force

Today's HeadlinesTaliban raids production facility housing Christian worksAfter ceasefire, Iranian government targets its own peopleHow do sports lead to transformation? Sumit's story

Today's Headlines“Who would you follow?” and other questions facing Iranians todayWhy sidelining Hezbollah is good for LebanonPastors in Asia are eager for resources

Today's HeadlinesWhether under fire or ceasefire, believers in Israel living out God's callThe MENA Leadership Center seeks to mobilize the Church in PakistanSix Americans detained for attempting to send Bibles to North Korea – why the story matters

Today's HeadlinesNigeria: a divided nationAfter-school program builds trust, opens the way for the gospeltranslationCore empowers global Church to accelerate Bible translation

Today's HeadlinesProtests in Kenya point to serious concerns among the next generationHow the Deaf experience warEgyptian widows see threads of a brighter future

Today's HeadlinesHospital attack claims 40 lives in SudanSAT-7 Persian channel brings gospel comfort to Iranian kids during warGrowing the church behind bars

Today's HeadlinesChristians in Iran seek relocation for long-term witnessAttack on Nigerian Christians prompts urgent global response“Pray with them, listen to their struggles” – supporting indigenous Bible translators around the world

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

Today's HeadlinesWhen did the Israel-Iran war really begin?Meeting Church needs in China despite challengesNew tools speed up global Bible translation

Today's Headlines“Not their war”: most Iranians want peace, regime changeSuicide bomber targets church, kills dozens in DamascusDiscovering their names: Gospel hope for Deaf kids

Today's HeadlinesCivil war in Myanmar is jeopardizing its futureTWR broadcasts blanket Nigeria with hopeHope Team lead peers to the gospel

Today's HeadlinesNuclear threat runs under Iran and Israel's conflictSchool for refugees closes as Syrian families prepare to go homeChange leads to challenge in Tunisia

Today's Headlines4 key points to guide your prayers for Iranians during the current warGlimpses of the spiritual reversal happening in IranDo you remember how you first learned about Jesus?

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

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