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Walk in the shoes of a North Korean Christian

Walk in the shoes of a North Korean Christian

Do you find it difficult to relate to your persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ? It’s strange to think about keeping your faith, your Bible, and your worship a secret from your closest friends and family. But try for a moment. Put yourself in the shoes of a...
#myBiblestory

#myBiblestory

Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path … — Psalm 119:105, ESV Those words stood out on the page, underlined in smeared, black ink by a shaking hand. The thin, red Bible — a gift from my parents before I left for college — bore the wear and tear of six...
Watch North Korean defectors discuss persecution

Watch North Korean defectors discuss persecution

As you may have heard, I just returned from a trip to the border of North Korea. My conversations with defectors there helped me better understand what Christians in North Korea endure. They are facing persecution more intense than we can imagine. These Christians are...
North Korean Conference Call

North Korean believers are desperate for Bibles

I just returned from one of the most volatile places on earth — the North Korean border. Being so close to such brutality was unsettling, especially when every day, we hear another troubling news report about North Korea. But the stories about missiles and possible...
Discovering North Korea’s thriving underground church

Discovering North Korea’s thriving underground church

Standing in the demilitarized zone separating North Korea and South Korea, I was struck by the contrast between these two nations. In the South, people are living lives of freedom and dignity. They are worshipping without fear. But in the North, people are starving,...
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