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What Does Following Jesus Look Like for Persecuted Christians?

What Does Following Jesus Look Like for Persecuted Christians?

  “Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword?” – Romans 8:35 Christ-followers can be found in nearly every corner of the world. We all follow Jesus, but our...
Can You Live Without These Five Bible Verses?

Can You Live Without These Five Bible Verses?

  If you could read only five Bible verses for the rest of your life, which ones would you choose? That may seem like an impossible decision, but thousands of persecuted Christians around the world have had to make that choice. They live in places where God’s...
What’s Happening in North Korea?

What’s Happening in North Korea?

  How do you follow Christ when … … your whole family could be imprisoned if you even speak the name of Jesus? … owning a Bible can carry the death penalty? … you’re struggling to survive without food? These aren’t just hypotheticals for North Korean Christians —...
The Country Where Christmas Is Illegal

The Country Where Christmas Is Illegal

  The whole world seems to light up during the holiday season as people decorate their Christmas trees, eggnog sales skyrocket, and radio stations play festive music from dawn to dusk. But there’s one part of the world where almost nobody celebrates Christmas....
North Korea: An Echo of Christian Persecution in the Soviet Union

North Korea: An Echo of Christian Persecution in the Soviet Union

  On a cool spring morning in 1946, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill addressed the students of Westminster College. At this small school in rural Missouri, he gave a historic name to the ideological barrier dividing post-war Europe at the time: the Iron...
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