Until All Have Heard

A FEBC listener writes, “Thank you for your programs that led me to Jesus. I was a Muslim, but now Christ lives in my heart.” Have you ever wondered what it takes to bring someone to Christ in a majority-Muslim nation? In this episode Ed and Wayne welcome back Jonathan Mortiz, who had the opportunity to talk with a staff member who is experienced in sharing the Gospel with Muslims. Don’t miss this first part of an informative conversation that can give you an important perspective on building trust and opening dialog with Muslims about life, faith and the mission of Jesus…Until All Have Heard.

We all need a break in the summer—time to relax and recharge. But for our FEBC broadcasters this is also a time to learn and prepare for a new season of ministry. Join Ed and Wayne as they talk about the scriptures that were part of a recent staff leadership training conference. You’ll want to follow along in your Bible as Ed discusses the principles for resisting mission drift in high-pressure situations. Be challenged and encouraged as you open your Bible and study with us in the book of Acts. Find out how this summer of rest can be an active time for the Lord’s work…Until All Have Heard.

How do you reach a country with 180 different languages and cultures? We’ll get the details on the way FEBC has stayed “close to the listener” in the diverse nation of the Philippines. Ed and Wayne welcome the former director of FEBC Philippines, Dan Cura for this important conversation.  Dan will give us the details about the 75-year relationship that has touched the lives listeners who heard the Gospel in their heart language. We’ll also see this generational connection has its roots in the vision and leadership of FEBC’s founder Bob Bowman…Until All Have Heard. 

How do you translate the age-old message of Christ to a new generation that communicates with new technology? That’s the question we’ll look to answer today. Jonathan Mortiz sits down for an interview with Phairot, who teaches through our ethnic language ministry with the Hmong people group in Southeast Asia. With the help of a translator, we’ll hear Phairot share about staying true to “salvation by faith” as his team uses new methods to communicate the Gospel. We’ll also get to hear a new listener letter that details a story of how they were able to move from doubt to faith…Until All Have Heard.

We received an amazing comment from a listener in Thailand: “Through your programs my family and I are growing in faith and changing for the better.” In this episode we’ll learn what it takes to have this kind of life-changing impact on listeners in a largely Buddhist nation. Join Ed and Wayne as we hear another report from the recent gathering of the FEBC International Council Conference in South Korea. During the conference Jonathan Mortiz was able to interview our new director in Thailand. It’s a wonderful opportunity to hear a first-hand account of his calling to FEBC and his vision to expand the reach of the Gospel in that part of the world. We’ll also get a lesson in how to share Christ with a nation that has very different religions views…Until All Have Heard.

Have you become busy praying for the needs of the world, but have lost the expectation that God will answer? Let’s get an important spiritual check-up on our prayer life as Ed and Wayne welcome back our friend Dr. William Thrasher. Dr. Thrasher is a teacher and author of many books including “How to Resurrect a dead Prayer Life.” In this episode we’ll look to Paul’s prayer in the book of Ephesians for insights on how to rejuvenate a stale prayer life. As we do, Dr. Thrasher will share how he refreshed his hope in God by depending on the work of the Holy Spirit in his prayers. You’ll want your Bible in-hand for a challenging conversation that will equip you grow in your role as an intercessor for the spread of the Gospel…Until All Have Heard. 

What would it take to convince a committed Buddhist to consider Christianity? While traveling in Korea, Ed and Wayne had an opportunity to hear the life-changing testimony of one of FEBC Korea’s team members. Listen in as Jacob Kim tells how he was a committed Buddhist who became a committed Christian after encountering God.  You’ll gain important insights on the mindset of Buddhism as Jacob tells how his thinking changed through his spiritual journey. You won’t want to miss this in-depth and personal redemption story…Until All Have Heard. 

It’s easy to take for granted the amazing connections FEBC has around the world. In this episode we want you to get an inside look at how these connections are maintained and grown. Along the way we’ll learn how we can stay connected with believers in faraway lands. Join Ed and Wayne as they fill us in on the recent gathering of the FEBC International Council Conference. During the conference, our fellow broadcaster, Jonathan Mortiz, was able to interview many of our national directors. We’ll hear the first set of those important conversations in this podcast episode…Until All Have Heard.

Do you experience joy in your walk with Christ? How can we know this key fruit of the Holy Spirit in our lives? Ed and Wayne bring these questions to Christian recording artist and Bible teacher, Michael Card. They discuss how the words of Jesus, along with their experiences of connecting with the global church, have opened their eyes to what joy really looks like. You’ll want to have your Bible ready as we uncover the ways God’s presence can be known even in dark times and challenging circumstances…Until All Have Heard.

What do you say about Jesus to a person who only knows life from a Muslim perspective? We’ll hear the answer as we spotlight the outreach in Kyrgyzstan through “Radio O.K.” We’ll hear from Uzara, one of our broadcasters who tells us about the way the team makes programs for women in Kyrgyzstan. We’ll also hear an exciting story of a woman who is beginning to learn who Jesus is. Find out how to pray for the Kyrgyz people as they grow in their understanding of God’s love for them…Until All Have Heard.