Brian Sussman Show

It was the dumbest thing I've ever done. And when the police placed handcuffs on me I thought I lost the one thing I wanted more than anything: the girl I was in love with. In this episode you'll see how my dumbest decision was used by God to not just give me what I wanted, but what I desperately needed.

This past weekend more Christians were murdered in Nigeria. Over the past decade tens of thousands of followers of Jesus have been persecuted to death by evil, religious radicals. No one in the western media is telling this story accurately. 

Why is this on my heart for this episode? Because I have friends in the city of Jos, Nigeria who join me and many others in an online Bible study each Saturday. They have asked that I get the word out to as many as possible in the United States to pray for the violence to cease and for the Spirit of our Lord Jesus to be manifest in their nation. 

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I once told an agnostic friend and co-worker that I was convinced he was so stubborn that he would have to become miserable before he accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior. Additionally, I told him I was praying towards that end. And then there was a Bahai co-worker who was a nice guy, but so deceived. Wait till you hear what I said to him...

The question you might be asking, was I out of line to make such statements while sharing my faith? Check out this 15-minute episode and decide for yourself.

Thanks for listening. 

Today we learned that a young national championship wrestler in Iran was publicly executed. While everyone has an opinion on the war in Iran, there are some facts that are undebatable: anyone in Iran who dares speak out against the Regime (like the 19 year old wrestler) will be executed, and all those in Israel and the United States have been in the crosshairs of the Regime's vile hatred for decades. In this episode I share hope, based on a dear friend who became a Jesus follower after years of being an Islamic scholar. His testimony is dramatic, and the evangelism he conducts amongst the Persian people is off the charts encouraging. 

Justified. The Bible says as a follower of Jesus you are justified and some like to say that means it's, "Just as if I never sinned." However, as you'll find out it this encouraging episode, it's actually even better than that!  Plus, I'll share an experience from this past weekend illustrating how easy it is to share your faith with someone who's facing life threatening challenges.