Merry Christmas! We’re celebrating the most amazing birth, the coming of the Savior of the World! Most of us are so familiar with the story that a lot of the excitement has worn off. But in this episode, Ed and Wayne will help us recapture the wonder of this timeless story. Joining us to share some important scriptures is FEBC Malawi director, Amos Siyabu.  Take a few minutes to hear the Word of God with fresh ears.  Our prayer is as you hear this message the reality of these events will warm your heart and revive your love for the greatest gift we could receive from our Heavenly Father…Until All Have Heard. 

Join Ed and Wayne as they review some of the significant prophecies concerning the coming of the Messiah found in the book of Isaiah. Along the way, we’ll hear how FEBC listeners in difficult regions of the world have discovered the reality of the “Wonderful Counselor”, “Light for the Gentiles” and the “Suffering Servant.” Spend time with Ed and Wayne as they let the promise of God’s Messiah rekindle our devotion to the message of redemption this Christmas Season…Until All Have Heard

When Jesus was born the world was not safe or comfortable.  Now too, our world faces uncertain and dangerous times.  How do we experience the promise given to the shepherd by the angels of “Peace on Earth?” Joining Ed and Wayne from Ukraine is Pastor Sergey Nakul, recorded during the start of the war with Russia in 2022. You’ll gain an important perspective on the Prince of Peace from a pastor in a war zone. You’ll want to open with us to Luke 2 and follow along to Revelation 12. Our prayer is this episode will expand your worship of the Savior as you watch for his gift of peace in our times of crisis…Until All Have Heard.

The promise of the Messiah is wrapped up in one word: Immanuel. This Hebrew word is translated for us in Matthew’s Gospel as “God with us.” As we start off the Christmas season, we need to be reminded of the powerful message of the Light of God coming to a dark world. Listen in as Ed and Wayne open the Word together and have a conversation about sharing the greatest gift. We’ll also hear listener comments about how they have experienced the Gospel. Our hope is this episode will renew the wonder we should have at the extent of God’s love for a lost world and the power of that message…Until All Have Heard. 

The Thanksgiving Holiday is here! The celebration is more than a feast, it is an important time to remember and reflect on the provision of God. Paul tells the Philippian church, “I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the Gospel…” We’ll follow Paul’s example as we share our gratitude for the people that FEBC has worked with over the years. Listen in Ed and Wayne talk with Frank Gray, our good friend and long-time broadcaster. Frank helps us understand FEBC’s history of working with many organizations that have a common purpose for proclaiming the redeeming message of Christ. Hear Frank’s joy from decades of serving that will fill your heart with gratitude this Thanksgiving season…Until All Have Heard.

What would keep you going in the face of great opposition?  For our ethnic language broadcasters, the hope of the Gospel keeps them willing to invest in their communities.  You won’t want to miss this opportunity to hear first-hand reports from FEBC staff about their homeland and how God is working. Ed and Wayne set the stage for some amazing interviews recorded on-location at a ministry conference. Our hope is you will gain a connection with the people doing the work of reaching the unreached in South East Asia…Until All Have Heard. 

What is a servant leader? The apostle Paul gives his answer in Philippians 2. In that chapter we read about an attitude of humble service that is embodied in the person of Jesus.  Open your Bible with Ed and Wayne as they discuss the servant mindset of Jesus and the way FEBC staff live out this out in their self-less dedication to minister in hard parts of the globe. Along the way we’ll read listener stories that detail their encounters with FEBC broadcasters they listen to every day…Until All Have Heard. 

“In trouble you will find your true friends,” a word of wisdom from the war zone in Ukraine. As the war in Ukraine continues, there are important truths from God’s word that the FEBC Ukraine team are learning. In this week’s podcast, Ed and Wayne connect with Ukrainian pastor Sergey Nakul. Sergey is a war chaplain on the frontlines of the war with Russia. He shares how the word of God is coming alive in the face of the horrors of war. We’ll open the Word with Pastor Sergey to 2 Corinthians 4 and get his insights on what God is teaching him about the privilege of being a “jar o clay.” As Sergey talks about living in a wartime nation, you’ll hear a new perspective on faithfulness to Christ…Until All Have Heard. 

Confusion, distraction, discouragement—just some of the tools the evil one uses to keep us from moving forward in ministry. How do we prepare to face this opposition and move with confidence in difficult times? Join Ed and Wayne as they open their Bibles and share insights on preparing to engage our world with humble confidence as followers of Christ. We’ll hear the accounts of dedication under pressure and provision from the Lord in times of need. Listen and learn the lessons of faithfulness and be encouraged by stories of joy in sharing the Gospel…Until All Have Heard.

What would keep you going in the face of great opposition?  You won’t want to miss this opportunity to hear about the way FEBC Staff are preparing Chinese language programs that creatively proclaim the Gospel and prepare Christians for ministry in these challenging days. Sit in with Ed and Wayne for a frank and insightful conversation with Luke Cheng, our Chinese language director, who will share the vision for this important outreach. Our hope is you will gain a clear picture of the work of God and the need for prayer for this vital ministry…Until All Have Heard.