This episode highlights the good news of self-sustaining movements to Jesus and the increase in the number of known believers among the Hausa groups and the Azerbaijani of Iran, previously considered Frontier People Groups. However, there are still 36 Frontier People Groups with over 10 million people, and this episode provides 5 of their profiles, emphasizing the need for prayer for these significant groups.

The persecution of Christians is not a thing of the past, with over 340 million followers of Jesus facing discrimination or violence in 2021. In addition to praying for the protection of believers and churches under attack, we must also pray for those being oppressed for their faith or minority status. The use of technology for persecution is also a growing concern, as is the potential for the pandemic to be used as an excuse for discrimination. Finally, let us remember that innocent people can become targets in border or sovereignty disputes, resulting in millions of displaced persons each year.

What percent of the global population lives on $1.90 per day? Listen to find out.

Where do the vast majority of Christian resources go? Listen and find out.

View page 39 in the booklet to view graphical resources.

In this episode, we look at the importance of prayer in Jesus movements, and the priority of global mobilization in today's cross-cultural ministry.

Here, we explore how praying for families can be a fulfillment of God's covenant with Abraham! 

In this episode, we explore the importance of oral Bible access among Frontier People Groups.

In this episode, we discuss the benefits of literacy, the progress made in the last 200 years, and how literacy can be used to bless families in Frontier People Groups.

In this episode, we look at how the Spirit of God spread the Good News of Jesus' resurrection in the book of Acts, and answer the question: Why are movements necessary?

In this episode, we consider five keys to opening the hearts of Frontier People Groups. They are:

1. Blessing Families
2. Jesus Movements
3. Transforming Communities
4. Shared Humanity
5. Pioneering Workers