The Good News has been crossing borders for generations -- since the very beginning pages of the book of Acts. Many people are seeking to make disciples in varying ways. Are our methods working? What we are learning and seeing from believers in the Middle East…

"It isn't possible" is a common phrase we hear when it comes to taking the gospel to the unreached of the world. "It will never work" they say, but it's working! Charlie and Nathan are joined this week by Malik, a Forge Ambassador in the Middle East. He and his teams of ordinary Christians are taking the gospel to unreached places. The risks are high, but it's worth it to see people meet Jesus.

Last week Nathan and Charlie discussed dangers in decision making. Dig in this week to discover 4 steps to making godly decisions!

Ever had a tough decision to make? Or not known what to choice to make? How should you make decisions… Cast lots? Seek the Lord for answers? Look for Bible verses? Ask others? Go with your gut? Charlie and Nathan discuss several dangers when it comes to decision making.

Listen in as Nathan chats with Kari, the young woman behind earlier Episode 127.  Along with Kari's brother Josh, the three discuss the amazing stories of real world impact that has emerged from Kari's willingness to answer God's call and enter her local school with the eyes and heart of a Kingdom Laborer.

It is by far one of humanity's biggest questions: does God exist? And if God does exist, then is there any evidence to back it up? Nathan and Charlie provide an answer to this question.

Last week Charlie and Nathan discussed how some of the most persecuted believers on earth endure suffering. This week they share an incredibly power-packed writing… written by a passionate Jesus-Follower the night before he was martyred!

Scripture encourages us to persist in following Jesus, promising that difficulty and persecution will come. For some believers, though, persecution is an in-their-face, all-the-time reality. Charlie and Nathan share what they have heard directly from some of the most persecuted believers on earth about enduring suffering and difficulty.

You are considered the apple of God's eye in the Psalms, along with David. What does this mean? And what are the implications for our lives?

Stories of exciting transformation continue!