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How can the illiterate read the Scriptures? Through animation and heart-language engagement, iBIBLE connects deeply with both children and adults in remote areas—many of whom are seeing the Bible in their language for the very first time. In this episode of The Mission Matters, Matthew Ellison speaks with Steve Cleary, founder of Revelation Media and Executive Producer of iBIBLE, a groundbreaking animated series that brings the entire narrative of the Bible to life using Scripture-only scripts.Born out of a dream and a deep desire to impact world missions, iBIBLE is designed to be accessible, visual, and faithful to God's Word—especially for people who speak minority languages or are unable to read. With translations underway in over 120 languages (including some with as few as 500 speakers), Steve shares how iBIBLE is transforming hearts in places where printed Bibles alone cannot reach.Steve underscores the growing need for visual Scripture in an age where literacy and language barriers keep many from accessing the Gospel. With a vision to complete the entire Bible in short, animated episodes, Steve and his team are pioneering a new frontier in missions—one where the Word of God is not just read or heard, but seen in the language people understand best. It's not entertainment—it's transformation through the unaltered power of Scripture.Steve started his work in missions in 1989 as a volunteer for The Voice of the Martyrs. He joined the staff in 1990 and soon after had the honor of traveling with VOM founders Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand. Being able to spend the last decade of their lives with them became the biggest blessing and honor of Steve's life. He continues with VOM as a contractor and has traveled with them to hostile and restricted nations around the world, including Cuba, Sudan, Northern Nigeria, borders of North Korea and most recently Iraq during the Isis occupation.In 2015 Steve and Robert Fernandez began an animation studio in San Jose, Costa Rica. It was at this time he began to see both the tremendous need and opportunity of making films for the mission field. In January 2017 Steve officially founded and launched the ministry Revelation Media, which is committed to providing quality and culturally engaging media for the global missions community. His projects include the Tortured for Christ movie and animated The Pilgrim's Progress, and now, he is working on a visual and interactive presentation of the entire Bible called iBIBLE.The Mission Matters Podcast is a place to talk about the importance of our Mission as Christians. The Mission Matters is a partnership of Missio Nexus and Sixteen:Fifteen, who have a shared passion to mobilize God's people to be a part of His mission.

"We're reaching people through the power of storytelling." — Steve Cleary Watch this full interview on our YouTube Channel Garritt Hampton sits down with Steve Cleary, the founder of Revelation Media and the groundbreaking iBible project. Discover how Steve's early experiences with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand and working with Voice of the Martyrs shaped his view of the church, faith, and missions. Learn about the ongoing persecution of Christians around the world, and how modern media tools are transforming missionary work. We discuss the importance of storytelling and using visual and audio media to share the Gospel, the challenges of spiritual leadership, and the role of dads in guiding their families toward the faith. The Thinking Dad  and all of the shows on the Biblical Family Network are only possible because of the generous support of our listeners. Would you consider a one-time or monthly donation to support this important ministry? Recommended Resources: Revelation Media iBible Tortured for Christ (book and audiobook) Tortured for Christ (film) The Pastor's Wife, by Sabina Wurmbrand The Pilgrim's Progress (film) The Voice of the Martyrs   Podcast Recommendations: Andrew Pudewa - Preparing for Persecution: Faith, Family, and Fortitude Homeschooling Resources: 

Over the last decade, God has allowed VOM Radio the opportunity to bring you into fellowship with persecuted Christians and tell the stories of what God is doing around the world even amid suffering and persecution. This week we'll look back on some of the most moving moments of the first decade of VOM Radio. It was September of 2014 when The Voice of the Martyrs began releasing new VOM Radio episodes weekly. The first episode introduced listeners to members of our persecuted family in China. , a gospel worker with YWAM Frontier Missions and , serving with Operation Mobilization, told in 2015 how God was drawing Muslims to himself – even ISIS fighters were coming to faith in Christ! By watching the JESUS Film in his Turkmen heart language, life was forever changed. Several guests over the years have told of being imprisoned for Christ just as the founders of The Voice of the Martyrs, Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, were imprisoned for their faith. , who spent many months locked in a shipping container in Eritrea, reminds us that everything—including following Jesus—will cost us. Listen to how and , both imprisoned for Christ, saw God's purpose for them in prison as they shared the gospel, and how was reminded that God could still change people's hearts, even in prison in Iran. You'll hear these stories of heroic faith and also stories of faith overcoming fear, like praying God would remove her fear after Cuban authorities issued an arrest warrant for her husband. God has inspired thousands with the testimonies of martyrs' widows who publicly forgave their husband's killers, like and . shares how she learned that her husband and teen-aged children had been killed by the Taliban in Afghanistan. Also remembers how God ministered to him after his wife, Bonnie, was killed for her faith in Lebanon. More than seven years after his abduction, still doesn't know what happened to her husband, Pastor Raymond Koh. After a season of great loss, chose to sit at the feet of persecuted Christians to learn from them about following Christ in difficulty and suffering.

Over the last decade, God has allowed VOM Radio the opportunity to bring you into fellowship with persecuted Christians and tell the stories of what God is doing around the world even amid suffering and persecution. This week we'll look back on some of the most moving moments of the first decade of VOM Radio. It was September of 2014 when The Voice of the Martyrs began releasing new VOM Radio episodes weekly. The first episode introduced listeners to members of our persecuted family in China. Gina, a gospel worker with YWAM Frontier Missions and Julian, serving with Operation Mobilization, told in 2015 how God was drawing Muslims to himself – even ISIS fighters were coming to faith in Christ! By watching the JESUS Film in his Turkmen heart language, Silas's life was forever changed. Several guests over the years have told of being imprisoned for Christ just as the founders of The Voice of the Martyrs, Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, were imprisoned for their faith. Helen Berhane, who spent many months locked in a shipping container in Eritrea, reminds us that everything—including following Jesus—will cost us. Listen to how David Byle and Petr Jasek, both imprisoned for Christ, saw God's purpose for them in prison as they shared the gospel, and how Dan Baumann was reminded that God could still change people's hearts, even in prison in Iran. You'll hear these stories of heroic faith and also stories of faith overcoming fear, like Maria praying God would remove her fear after Cuban authorities issued an arrest warrant for her husband. God has inspired thousands with the testimonies of martyrs' widows who publicly forgave their husband's killers, like Anita Smith and Pauline Ayyad. Hannelie Groenewald shares how she learned that her husband and teen-aged children had been killed by the Taliban in Afghanistan. Also Gary Witherall remembers how God ministered to him after his wife, Bonnie, was killed for her faith in Lebanon. More than seven years after his abduction, Susanna Koh still doesn't know what happened to her husband, Pastor Raymond Koh. After a season of great loss, Nik and Ruth Ripken chose to sit at the feet of persecuted Christians to learn from them about following Christ in difficulty and suffering. THANK YOU for listening to the stories of our persecuted family over the last ten years! We pray that VOM Radio will continue to build a bridge of fellowship between fellow members of the Body of Christ whether they live in free nations, hostile areas or restricted nations. What episodes most moved or inspired you during the first 10 years of VOM Radio? Share your most impactful episode. Never miss an episode! Subscribe to the podcast.

“You can help persecuted Christians, but they can help you more.” Richard Wurmbrand, the founder of The Voice of the Martyrs, shared this truth with Steve Cleary and it changed forever his perspective about being in fellowship with our persecuted family. Cleary, founder and president of , was an early staff member at The Voice of the Martyrs, including traveling to churches and other events with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand. Today, Steve is following God's call to develop to share Gods Word in animated video form with people all over the world. The iBible app and content is designed to present the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. It's already impacted people all over the world. “I want to make iBible and give it to the church. So, we're asking the church to help us,” Cleary says. By 2033, Steve and his team hope to have the whole Bible completed in 300 animated episodes. Listen as Steve shares memories from serving with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand and what he learned from them about our persecuted family. “Richard taught me that [persecuted Christians] are not victims, but that they are strong in Christ. And they can strengthen us.” Steve will also tell about his role helping bring Wurmbrand's story to life on film through . You can watch completed episodes of the Bible—in multiple languages—on the , and you can watch Tortured for Christ and the prequel, SABINA: Tortured For Chris, the Nazi Years, on the . Pray for Steve and the iBible team as they work with the global church to develop partnerships to build and distribute Biblical content throughout the world. Never miss an episode of VOM Oz Radio!

“You can help persecuted Christians, but they can help you more.” Richard Wurmbrand, the founder of The Voice of the Martyrs, shared this truth with Steve Cleary and it changed forever his perspective about being in fellowship with our persecuted family. Cleary, founder and president of Revelation Media, was an early staff member at The Voice of the Martyrs, including traveling to churches and other events with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand. Today, Steve is following God's call to develop iBible to share Gods Word in animated video form with people all over the world. The iBible app and content is designed to present the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. It's already impacted people all over the world. “I want to make iBible and give it to the church. So, we're asking the church to help us,” Cleary says. By 2033, Steve and his team hope to have the whole Bible completed in 300 animated episodes. Listen as Steve shares memories from serving with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand and what he learned from them about our persecuted family. “Richard taught me that [persecuted Christians] are not victims, but that they are strong in Christ. And they can strengthen us.” Steve will also tell about his role helping bring Wurmbrand's story to life on film through Tortured For Christ. You can watch completed episodes of the Bible—in multiple languages—on the iBible app, and you can watch Tortured for Christ and the prequel, SABINA: Tortured For Chris, the Nazi Years,  on the VOM app. Pray for Steve and the iBible team as they work with the global church to develop partnerships to build and distribute Biblical content throughout the world. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the podcast.

I have summoned you by name; you are mine. Isaiah 43:1The one who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. James 1:6Feb 21 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. presidential candidate Nikki Haley said on Wednesday she believed frozen embryos created through in-vitro fertilization were babies, in comments seen as backing a controversial ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court.Late last Friday, the Alabama Supreme Court struck a devastating blow against Planned Parenthood and the abortion industry.In LePage v. The Center for Reproductive Medicine P.C., the Court ruled that “an unborn child is a genetically unique human being whose life begins at fertilization and ends at death.”The Court continued that “an unborn child” qualifies as a “human life,” “human being,” or “person” ... “throughout all stages of an unborn child's development, regardless of viability.” (emphasis added)The case involves a wrongful death lawsuit by three couples regarding the death of their frozen embryos at an IVF clinic. The deaths were caused by a clinic patient who wandered into the cryogenic nursery and tampered with an unsecured freezer resulting in the embryos being dropped on the floor.Chief Justice Tom Parker said, “The People of Alabama have declared the public policy of this State to be that unborn human life is sacred. We believe that each human being, from the moment of conception, is made in the image of God, created by Him to reflect His likeness. It is as if the People of Alabama took what was spoken of [by] the prophet Jeremiah and applied it to every unborn person in this state: “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, Before you were born I sanctified you” (Jer. 1:5).The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) is a missionary organization that serves persecuted Christians in the world's most difficult and dangerous places to be a Christian. Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand founded VOM after being imprisoned for their Christian witness in Communist Romania. For more than 50 years, VOM has been dedicated to inspiring all believers to a biblical faith by encouraging their commitment to Christ and the fulfillment of his Great Commission no matter the cost.BLAMING OTHERS by Jordan PetersonBlaming others for your problems is a Complete waste of time. When you do that, you don't learn anything, you can't grow and you can't mature.

Fahmi whose children are killed by radical Hindu bombing, learns to forgive. Also we revisit Sabina Wurmbrand as she refuses to betray brothers and sisters.

Leslie continues her Historical Mentors series with a powerful look at the lives of three unique couples: Brother Andrew and his wife Corry, Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, and Don and Carol Richardson. All of these men and women had different callings on their lives, but they all had one thing in common - unreserved devotion to Christ. Leslie highlights key moments from each of their stories and offers poignant take-away truths for each of us living in such a time as this.To learn about our Set Apart Christmas specials, available now through December 15, visit https://setapart.org/specials/. To learn about the 2024 Set Apart Conference, visit https://setapart.org/2024-set-apart-conference/. For more resources from Leslie, visit https://setapart.org/. To support Set Apart Ministries, visit https://setapart.org/support/.

Sabina Wurmbrand lost all of her family to the enemy, but was still a faithful partner to the beloved Richard Wurmbrand, and spent three years herself in Communist prisons.

Imagine worshipping the Lord while the walls of your church building are being torn down. It can be hard to fathom what our persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ go through in restricted and hostile nations. How do Christians in free nations understand the Bible's promise that “all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted” (2 Tim. 3:12)? Floyd Brobbel, CEO of VOM Canada and author of Trouble on the Way: Persecution in the Christian Life, explains that persecution is not about the amount of pain inflicted, but about the goal of silencing the church. For many in free nations, the threat of ridicule is enough to prevent Christians from evangelizing their neighbors. Yet, the church continues to grow in places where Christians are kicked out of their families, beaten, imprisoned and even killed. Recently, Floyd was able to sit down with a pastor from Burma who started a ministry and was part of leading many Buddhists to faith Christ. He was arrested seven times and tortured in ways he didn't want to talk about. The pastor's wife was also arrested. Both were sustained by God's Word in the midst of their suffering. Floyd shares how this couple reminded him of a modern-day Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, the founders of The Voice of the Martyrs. Listen for an update on Christian persecution in India, where pressure against the church has increased dramatically during the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Imagine worshipping the Lord while the walls of your church building are being torn down. It can be hard to fathom what our persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ go through in restricted and hostile nations. How do Christians in free nations understand the Bible's promise that “all who desire to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted” (2 Tim. 3:12)? Floyd Brobbel, CEO of VOM Canada and author of Trouble on the Way: Persecution in the Christian Life, explains that persecution is not about the amount of pain inflicted, but about the goal of silencing the church. For many in free nations, the threat of ridicule is enough to prevent Christians from evangelizing their neighbors. Yet, the church continues to grow in places where Christians are kicked out of their families, beaten, imprisoned and even killed. Recently, Floyd was able to sit down with a pastor from Burma who started a ministry and was part of leading many Buddhists to faith Christ. He was arrested seven times and tortured in ways he didn't want to talk about. The pastor's wife was also arrested. Both were sustained by God's Word in the midst of their suffering. Floyd shares how this couple reminded him of a modern-day Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, the founders of The Voice of the Martyrs. Listen for an update on Christian persecution in India, where pressure against the church has increased dramatically during the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Pray for VOM Canada's leadership as the ministry continues to grow. Pray for brothers and sisters in India, and pray for the persecutors. Listen to Floyd's previous conversation with VOM Radio about his book, Trouble on the Way. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the podcast. Or listen each week—and get daily prayer reminders for persecuted Christians—in the new VOM App for your smartphone or tablet.

Richard en Sabina Wurmbrand zijn Joods en komen allebei tot geloof. Samen worden ze dé stem van de vervolgde christenen. Een podcast over geloof, vertrouwen, lijden, maar vooral over vergeving.  Een gesprek met Richard Groenenboom van de SDOK over dit bijzondere echtpaar, over hun leven in de WO II en onder het communisme, hun missie en wat wij van hen kunnen (moeten) leren. Meer weten over Israël en de Bijbel? Klik hier.Blijf op de hoogteVia Facebook, Instagram Via IB Magazine  of de gratis nieuwsbriefVia de gebedsapp op Telegram of WhatsAppSupport the showEen Bijbel in elk Joods huis

A beautiful tapestry is formed when we connect with the world, our nation, community & home. Come join the conversation as we discuss Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, Patrick Henry, the importance of connection today and the beautiful consequences of choosing to truly connect.

Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Todd Nettleton from Voice of the Martyrs joins us to give us an update on the Persecuted Church. The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) is a nonprofit, interdenominational missions organization that serves persecuted Christians around the world. Founded in 1967 by Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, VOM is dedicated to inspiring believers to deepen their commitment to Christ and to fulfill His Great Commission — no matter the cost.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“As we commit daily to being Christ's witnesses to a lost world, we must understand that we will be opposed. In fact, the more faithful we are, the more serious the opposition.” Cole Richards, President of The Voice of the Martyrs, joins VOM Radio this week to talk about helping Christians in free nations, like the United States, discover what it means to follow Christ when it's unpopular or even costly—something Christians living in restricted nations and hostile areas deal with every day. We'll also introduce a new resource from The Voice of the Martyrs to inspire believers to learn about and develop a faith worth suffering for. Cole recently wrote a series of editorials in The Voice of the Martyrs free monthly magazine on the topic, “Prepared for Persecution.” The Bible promises opposition (John 16:33) and persecution (II Tim. 3:12) when we live out our faith as biblical disciples of Christ. If Christians in free nations don't learn these scriptural truths, we will be unprepared to face persecution when it comes. Cole and Todd will also discuss The Sabina Group Study, a new resource from The Voice of the Martyrs offering inspiring examples of Christians who have taken up their crosses and followed Christ in spite of opposition, persecution, suffering and pain. Examples in the study come from the lives of VOM's founders, Pastor Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, and also from seven “modern-day Sabinas,” women who endured intense persecution as faithful witnesses for Christ in our day. A FREE copy of this brand-new video resource, including the full-length Sabina feature film and six video study sessions, is available right now to anyone who makes a donation to The Voice of the Martyrs. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the podcast. Or you can listen each week in the new VOM App for your smartphone or tablet.

The anxious mother in India had tried everything. Her son was very sick, and it seemed he would soon die. She'd been to the Hindu temples and made offerings to many Hindu gods. Nothing had worked. Her son only became sicker. Then, a travelling salesman suggested that she pray to Jesus. She did — and her son was healed! Amazed and awe-struck, the mother and son hunted down the salesman to find out more about this Jesus who answers prayers. Today, her son is a pastor and evangelist who's travelled more than 40,000 miles sharing the gospel. God is at work in hostile and restricted nations! That's just one of the stories you'll hear this week from David Witt, CEO of Spirit of Martyrdom and a former staff member at Voice of the Martyrs. David will share stories from his encounters with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, VOM's founders, and the “holy experience” of visiting one of the prison cells where Richard was held in communist Romania. David will also tell us how he became aware of and involved in ministry to persecuted Christians, and how God used the attacks of 9-11 to draw the attention of American Christians to radical Islam and the scriptural call to love our enemies. Today, the ministry David leads is training up church planters and leaders in multiple countries — with an eye on training that's easily reproducible to other potential leaders. Listen as he shares how those being trained immediately put their learning into action, and how we can pray for these front-line workers. To find out more about our ministry, visit www.vom.com.au

The anxious mother in India had tried everything. Her son was very sick. It seemed he would soon die. She'd been to the Hindu temples and made offerings to many Hindu gods. Nothing had worked. Her son only became sicker. Then, a traveling salesman suggested that she pray to Jesus. She did—and her son was healed! Amazed and awe-struck, the mother and son hunted down the salesman to find out more about this Jesus who answers prayers. Today, her son is a pastor and evangelist who's travelled more than 40,000 miles sharing the gospel. God is at work in hostile and restricted nations! That's just one of the stories you'll hear this week from David Witt, CEO of Spirit of Martyrdom and a former staff member at The Voice of the Martyrs. David will also share stories from his encounters with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, VOM's founders, and the “holy experience” of visiting one of the prison cells where Richard was held in Communist Romania. David will also tell how he became aware of and involved in ministry to persecuted Christians, and how God used the attacks of 9-11 to draw the attention of American Christians to radical Islam and the scriptural call to love our enemies. Today, the ministry David leads is training up church planters and leaders in multiple countries—with an eye on training that's easily reproducible to other potential leaders. Listen as he shares how those being trained immediately put their learning into action, and how we can pray for these frontline gospel workers. The International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians is coming soon. CLICK HERE to access resources—including a video about a persecuted Christian in Nigeria—to help your church, small group and family pray for persecuted Christians on this important day. Never miss an episode of VOM Radio! Subscribe to the podcast.

An Interview with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand: The Founders of The Voice of the Martyrs (International)

Sabina Wurmbrand is sleeping. A soldier shows up at the house to speak to her husband Richard. The soldier turns out to be the murderer of his wife's family. How would you greet the soldier-

Sabina Wurmbrand spent three years in a forced labor camp in Communist Romania. But she experienced an intimacy with Jesus. Learn to see Jesus in your trial.

Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Todd Nettleton from Voice of the Martyrs joins us to give us an update on the Persecuted Church. The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) is a nonprofit, interdenominational missions organization that serves persecuted Christians around the world. Founded in 1967 by Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, VOM is dedicated to inspiring believers to deepen their commitment to Christ and to fulfill His Great Commission — no matter the cost. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tony Benjamin traveled to meet persecuted Christians long before he was the president of a ministry serving such believers. In fact, he wasn't even an employee when he joined a mission's trip to Vietnam. But meeting and ministering alongside persecuted Christians there left a permanent mark on Tony's life and faith—and today he leads The Voice of the Martyrs Australia. Tony says more and more Christians in Australia desire to be part of “the fellowship of Christ's suffering,” and the ministry is growing dramatically each year. He and the staff are finding ways to speak directly to Australia's Christians—including airing VOM Radio broadcasts. They also are reaching outside Australia's borders and inviting Christians across the South Pacific into fellowship with persecuted believers. Listen as Tony shares about witnessing the start of a flourishing ministry in Egypt that today reaches Muslims all over the Middle East and North Africa. As the difficulties Christians face intensify, Tony encourages each of us to enhance our relationship with God, the ultimate source of our strength. Tony will also equip listeners to pray for VOM Australia and its ongoing work to serve and bless persecuted Christians. Merv Knight, the co-founder of VOM Australia, has previously been a guest on VOM Radio, including remarks he shared on his retirement from the board of VOM-USA and memories of serving with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, the founders of The Voice of the Martyrs.

Tony Benjamin travelled to meet persecuted Christians long before he was the president of a ministry serving such believers. In fact, he wasn't even an employee when he joined a missions trip to Vietnam. But meeting and ministering alongside persecuted Christians there left a permanent mark on Tony's life and faith—and today he leads The Voice of the Martyrs Australia. Tony says more and more Christians in Australia desire to be part of “the fellowship of Christ's suffering,” and the ministry is growing dramatically each year. He and the staff are finding ways to speak directly to Australia's Christians—including airing VOM Radio broadcasts. They also are reaching outside Australia's borders and inviting Christians across the South Pacific into fellowship with persecuted believers. Listen as Tony shares about witnessing the start of a flourishing ministry in Egypt that today reaches Muslims all over the Middle East and North Africa. As the difficulties Christians face intensify, Tony encourages each of us to enhance our relationship with God, the ultimate source of our strength. Tony will also equip listeners to pray for VOM Australia and its ongoing work to serve and bless persecuted Christians. Merv Knight, the co-founder of VOM Australia, has previously been a guest on VOM Radio, including remarks he shared on his retirement from the board of VOM-USA and memories of serving with Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, the founders of The Voice of the Martyrs. Never miss an episode of VOM radio! Subscribe to the Podcast

Today is a special episode in multiple ways…it's our 100th episode! That's 100 episodes of sharing interviews of people who are passionate about reaching unreached people groups around the world! We hope you've enjoyed them so far! Today's special guest is no different. John Grooter is a writer, film producer and Director and we bet you've heard or seen one of his movies on the big screen. He also has ties to World Mission. Listen as John talks about his passion for film making and learn more about his well-known film about the life of Richard Wurmbrand, called “Tortured for Christ.”   John talks in depth about the life of Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand and the sacrifices they made to follow Christ and make Him known.  They both were greatly persecuted for their faith. We have no doubt this episode will inspire you to stand up for Christ as well! You don't want to miss this podcast. Links: Subscribe to our Podcast  Learn more about A THIRD OF US and the 1:11 Prayer Challenge  Download the Great Commission Action Guide Listen on Apple Podcasts Follow us on Facebook   Become an Advocate  Learn More about John Grooter and His Films 

Reunion at last- How wonderful- Then more of the same. But a happy ending. Final in the Sabina series.

Freed, but still under Communism. And still without her husband. Should she remarry- Was Richard really dead-

Sabina's true work while she was a prisoner- souls.

Building a canal for the Communists. The pain of it all will hurt you...

Jilava Prison, Cell 4. Hellish days and nights, weeks on end. We cannot begin to imagine...

A knock on the door can mean many things. For Sabina, it meant prison. Without her son.

Sabina's husband disappears. Where could he be- How long will he be gone- And what will happen to her and their 10-year-old son-

The story of the wife of Richard Wurmbrand -Tortured for Christ-, as told in VOM's -Hearts of Fire.- Here ends the debate of the value of women in the service of Jesus.

The Christian Outlook – November 20, 1021 Don Kroah talks with Cliff May, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, about energy price inflation because of the Biden administration's energy policy. Kevin McCullough and Kristen B. Tate, of The Hill, to talk about her latest column, “Thanksgiving Disaster on the Horizon,” which looks at the effect inflation will have on your turkey dinner. Eric Metaxas talks with songwriter and worship artist Keith Getty about his latest project called “Confessio—Irish American Roots.” Georgene Rice talks with Todd Nettleton, chief of media relations for The Voice of the Martyrs, about his film project, “Sabina.” Bob Lepine and Randy Newman, Senior Fellow with the C.S. Lewis Institute, talk about “Mere Evangelism: 10 Insights from C.S. Lewis to Help You Share Your Faith.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

She's the Jew who stood up to the Nazis even as her family was killed in the concentration camps. Take an inside look at Sabina Wurmbrand's fight for Christ under the threat of death on today's 700 Club.

This Week: Democracy on hold. Sudan coup against Islamic extremists? Bad economic news. Election bellwether for Biden & Democrats? Prayer for persecuted church & lessons from Sabina Wurmbrand; Domestic terrorists, or Loudon County parents standing against child rape?

Keith Getty is a Northern Irish singer/songwriter of modern hymns. Together with his wife Krystin, he's using his music as a platform to draw attention to those suffering persecution for their faith in Jesus. Closer to the Fire host Greg Musselman speaks with Keith about the upcoming theatrical release of the movie, Sabina: Tortured for Christ, The Nazi Years. Sabina Wurmbrand co-founded The Voice of the Martyrs international with her husband Richard. The founding couple lived exemplary Christian lives despite suffering at the hands of Nazis and Communists in their homeland of Romania. The film, which premieres in November, will feature the Gettys' music on the soundtrack. Greg also shares an update on a Nigerian pastor who was recently killed for his faith, providing you with an opportunity to join him in prayer on behalf of our Christian brothers and sisters in Nigeria. Length: 16 minutes Show NotesView the trailer for Sabina: Tortured for Christ, The Nazi Years:www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Y_rgUdlAP0 For information about global Christian persecution, visitwww.vomcanada.com/global-persecution.htm To subscribe to The Voice of the Martyrs Canada's weekly Persecution & Prayer Alert or monthly magazine, go to www.vomcanada.com/manage-subscription.htm

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