Eugene saw that his old friend, Pastor Steve Larson, was posting on social media about a documentary that is now available on Amazon Prime called 'Babylon To America.' Tune in to hear Pastor Steve's warning before watching.

It's another Saturday, and it's another Mediocre Mission Podcast! This episode was live streamed on our website and YouTube on Saturday, May 16th. To catch the next live podcast and call-in show, follow us on social media!

Have you been following the BTJ daily bible study during lockdown? It's happening right now on our website at backtojerusalem.com/daily . Bethany from our UK office joins Eugene on this episode to talk about it!

On our first live-streamed call-in show, Eugene, an American who lives in China, talks about his quarantined life in Sweden and takes a few calls from our amazing listeners!

Eugene recently saw a video on social media of a woman sharing her thoughts on marriage. Christina is a believer in marriage and is looking forward to finding her husband, but all she hears from others is about difficult and challenging it is. She's frustrated to only hear complaints about marriage and no one speaking of its benefits. She simply wants to know, "where are all of the good marriages?"

For this special Mother's day edition of the podcast, Mrs. Bach joins Eugene to talk about motherhood on the mission field. Eugene also shares two stories about mothers on the mission field who had to make extreme sacrifices for God's call on their life.

The Saturday Morning Mediocre Mission Podcast continues on! Eugene takes your calls and answers your questions in real time.

Who would take over as the new supreme leader of North Korea if Kim Jong-un is dead? What exactly is going on inside of North Korea right now?

Eugene is 'Bach' for another Saturday morning call in show. This episode was another fun time chatting with our listeners and supporters from around the world. If you want to call in on the next show, follow us on Facebook and Instagram to catch the next recording!

In the midst of the coronavirus, many churches and small groups have transitioned their meetings online using tools like Zoom. Recently, Zoom has been discovered to not be as secure as they advertise that it is. These issues have resulted in some detrimental consequences inside of China.