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Hye’s church needs 100 Bibles. Right now, they have one

Hye’s church needs 100 Bibles. Right now, they have one

Whenever I talk with our partners who work secretly in North Korea, they tell me good news and bad news. The good news is that the underground church there is growing — despite the most brutal religious persecution in the world. The bad news is there aren’t nearly...
4 ways to pray for the North Korea summit

4 ways to pray for the North Korea summit

This week, President Trump will meet Kim Jong-Un in a historic summit in Singapore. The entire world will be watching this event closely. But as Christians, we have the power to do more than watch. We have the power to pray and boldly intercede before the throne of...
While Olympians fight to win, Christians fight to survive

While Olympians fight to win, Christians fight to survive

The athletes competing in this month’s Winter Olympics have fought most of their lives for this opportunity. They’ve trained daily … driven themselves to the breaking point … experienced painful injuries. Most have been preparing for this moment for years, practicing...
The Bible — A lifeline for North Korean believers

The Bible — A lifeline for North Korean believers

Christians in North Korea know that getting caught with a Bible has dire consequences. They will be sent to a labor camp where the suffering and torture is unimaginable. In fact, many won’t make it out alive. But despite the danger, they continue to beg for more...
Your 2017 impact: Bible distribution and church planting

Your 2017 impact: Bible distribution and church planting

But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint. — Isaiah 40:31, ESV At the end of 2017, hope became a rare and precious commodity. Earthquakes,...
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