From Listeners Mrs. Yuan from China wrote, “The American Christian hymns you play in the program are so beautiful. Would you please send me a few?” After she received and listened, she wrote back, “I like the hymns you sent. Thank you. Could you please send more? I’ll check my Read more…
2021 has been a deadly year for Christians in Nigeria from reports submitted by Nigeria International Christian Concern – The International Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law (a nonprofit organization based in Nigeria). Between January to July 2021, over 3,462 Christians have been killed by Fulani militants Read more…
In the “Book of Books” program this month, we study Philippians. This letter of Paul to his friends in Philippi gives us a beautiful Revelation of the nature of friendship. The bond that united the apostle with the converts whom he had left behind in the Macedonian city was strong and Read more…
We are entering into a month of Thanksgiving. When I think of all the things I enjoy in my personal life: time with Brenda and family, fishing with my grandsons, even standing at the ocean’s shore watching the wonders of God, I am so thankful! When I consider my calling Read more…
In an increasingly globalized culture, many local customs and traditions, whether good or bad, cross borders into other regions. Case in point is Halloween that found its way into an Arabic culture that is intrigued by the supernatural and has a soft spot for superstitions. Regardless of your view of Read more…
The pandemic is not over. But vaccines and smaller numbers of cases are allowing families to return to their traditional get-togethers for the holidays. The family is the engine that drives human existence. And people of every culture and religion recognize its importance. Concern for family issues is universal. Your Read more…