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A devastating flood has brought fresh grief to Nepal, a nation marked by decades of political upheaval and economic hardship. Nepali brother Tom (penname) shares the human cost of the disaster and the remarkable story of God leading him from a Hindu childhood in a remote mountain village to planting churches in Malaysia and Australia—and now using media to connect Nepalis worldwide with the truth of the gospel.

How does a young woman from a devout Muslim home in Uzbekistan come to trust Jesus—and become part of bringing God’s Word to people in their own languages? Listen in as Feruza Krason shares how God led her to faith in Jesus through the love of a Christian family and the Scriptures. As she grew in faith, so did her lifelong calling to bring God’s word to people in their heart language.

Bob Mendelsohn’s story moves from Jewish childhood and youth and a restless search for belonging to a lifetime of faith and global evangelistic ministry. What does it mean to follow Jesus while remaining rooted in Jewish identity and heritage? Bob reflects on faith in Yeshua, Jerusalem’s significance, and how believers can approach Israel, Scripture, and one another with humility and love.

This episode features Kamal Fahmi, a Sudanese believer who spent decades in ministry with Operation Mobilization before founding the human rights advocacy organization Set My People Free. Kamal shares his personal journey from cultural Christianity to genuine faith, and explains the urgent need to fight the apostasy and blasphemy laws that endanger Muslim-background believers as well as Muslims across the Islamic world.

Pastor Samir shares powerful stories of faith and transformation as Jesus meets people through dreams, is with them in suffering, and empowers them for courageous discipleship. He offers practical wisdom for sharing the Gospel with Muslims, emphasizing genuine love, humble listening, and Christlike relationships over arguments and debates.

In this short but powerful episode Bishop Yassir Eric, born into a leading devout Muslim family in Sudan, shares his powerful testimony. Jesus used Yassir’s very first encounter with Christians to lead him on a costly journey of exile, into a new family, and on to theological formation. He explains why many Muslim-background believers feel deeply isolated after conversion and describes why he started the Ekkios global church network, which offers belonging, pastoral care, and spiritual nurture for those who have left the ummah to follow Christ.