This what we call an “encore” presentation—another way of saying a rerun. So, if you missed Paul Ladd’s interview with Shannon Bream during May—you’ll have another chance in June. If you have cable television—you’re probably familiar with CNN—an American cable news channel that’s seen all over the world. In the Read more…
We continue to study Old Testament and this month in a series “Book of Books” discuss the book of Jeremiah. He is unusual among the Hebrew prophets because of the extent to which he revealed his personal feeling. Whereas others delivered their oracles without disclosing much of their inner selves, Read more…
We live in a world in constant transformation, be it social, economic, technological or emotional. New generations already grow with technology in their lives. Children still in diapers already see drawings on their smartphones. Others 5 years old, for example, already master the new technologies. These behaviors bring important losses Read more…
While making a thorough analysis of our listeners is not possible due to lack of data, our website visitors give us some hints when they search for materials of their interests. Edward Short’s narrations of Andy Baker’s prayers, for example, are among the most visited segments. On May 3, prayer Read more…
Venezuela and Colombia, countries in the news and on our hearts. For a longtime we have thought of Colombia as a dangerous place, as we have known missionary families that were forced to evacuate for safety reasons. Today however, Colombia has made a turnaround with improvements in safety and economics. Read more…
Congratulations to the parents of Greenfield University Kaduna, Northern Nigeria. Fourteen students abducted 40 days ago by Islamist’s extremist were freed on Saturday, May 29, 2021 after their parents paid thousands of dollars for ransom and met all the other demands by the kidnappers. The kidnappers dropped off the students Read more…
Most of us watched with concern the news of renewed clashes between Israel and the Palestinians. Regardless of any affiliation—ethnic, political, religious, or otherwise—we pray for the peace of Jerusalem, or al-Quds, as it is called in Arabic, which means the holy place. One of our essential guidelines at World Read more…