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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...
How to talk to your church about persecution

How to talk to your church about persecution

Sanji wakes up, hoping it was all a dream. The day before, he received news that his brother, a local pastor, had been killed. His brother was attacked by his own neighbors, simply because he dared to share his faith. Sanji himself has faced abuse for years … but he...
Don’t forget to pray for persecuted Christians today

Don’t forget to pray for persecuted Christians today

Today is an important date on the church calendar — the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. People all over the world are taking time to remember and pray for oppressed Christians around the world. It’s important to remember persecuted Christians...
Listen: Vernon Brewer featured on Eric Metaxas Show

Listen: Vernon Brewer featured on Eric Metaxas Show

This Sunday, Christians around the world will observe the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. On the minds of many believers is what we can do to help our oppressed brothers and sisters, especially those in North Korea. On Thursday, Vernon Brewer,...
What you take for granted, many dream of owning

What you take for granted, many dream of owning

They’re in nearly every hotel room you’ve ever slept in. They sit on shelves in millions of homes across the U.S. They come in different languages, colors, sizes, translations, and styles. It’s easy to take Bibles for granted. We see them everywhere, and we...
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