Until All Have Heard

Most Americans have plenty of eat, but many around the world experience hunger. In this episode Ed and Wayne spotlight a man with a hunger that goes beyond just food.  His longing is for God’s Word. This epic story is based on several letters sent to FEBC over the years from a man in a difficult situation. It starts with a humble request and ends with the desire to overcome obstacles and follow Jesus.  You won’t want to miss hearing Ed’s favorite story that will inspire and challenge you to proclaim the gospel…Until All Have Heard. 

“We want to be your friend”. This is the invitation our Ukrainian broadcasters Max and Enia make to non-churched people in their country. And their efforts on social media are reaching hundreds of thousands of people in this war-torn country.  Max and Enia talk about staying in-touch with a new generation. Their methods of engagement put then in contact with a massive on-line audience, but their innovations are firmly grounded in the message of the Bible…Until All Have Heard. 

What new opportunities do you hope for in the new year? Ed and Wayne open to 2 Corinthians to talk about being new creations, and our honor in representing the message of Christ. Ed tells remarkable, real-world stories of transformation in the face of very difficult situations. These testimonies are just a sample of why FEBC continues to proclaim the new life that’s available to all people…Until All Have Heard.

This week we are celebrating the most important birthday of all—the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ! In addition, at FEBC we are also celebrating our 76th birthday on December 20th. Listen in as our late founder, Dr. Bob Bowman, shares his passion for broadcasting and how the FEBC’s vision aligns with the redeemer who was born over 2000 years ago. Ed will also share insights on Jesus coming in the “fullness of times.”…Until All Have Heard.

Ukraine is in the news again with Covid-19 surging and conflict growing with Russia. But in the face of these real problems there is reason for real hope, which our broadcast team in Ukraine is presenting every day. Listen in to a conversation recorded in Kiev, Ukraine, as Ed talks with staff member Olesia Dmytriieva about the many ways their station is reaching out to a nation desperate for the Good News…Until All Have Heard. 

Join us as we welcome Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth of “Revive Our Hearts” to talk with Ed about her new book “The First Songs of Christmas.” Nancy shares how redemption for the world is the theme that connects the songs about Jesus’ birth. Along the way Ed and Nancy share their love for the message of the Gospel and shared commitment for reaching out to the lost…Until All Have Heard. 

Join Ed and Wayne as they open to passages in the book of Acts that speak of the Holy Spirit’s power to give boldness and courage in the face of pressure to remain silent. Ed will also tell stories about his early attempts to share his faith in Christ. As you listen to this episode, our hope is you’ll hear the Lord calling to you to take a risk to share your faith with someone too…Until All Have Heard. 

Ed and Wayne give you something to talk about this year at your Thanksgiving table. In this edition we’ll sample some of the amazing stories of gratitude from FEBC listeners in difficult places living through difficult times. Learn from their examples and from scripture about the importance of developing a heart overflowing with thankfulness…Until All Have Heard. 

News from Mongolia: “Hope is in the Wind”. Ed and Wayne talk about how hope is growing through the outreach from our radio station in Mongolia named, “Wind FM”. You’ll get to hear stories of listeners, and from FEBC’s ministry director about the way’s God’s Spirit is blowing through this needy country. Learn how you can pray and be a part of this God’s movement in in Mongolia…Until All Have Heard. 

The Bible is clear that God has a heart for the nations. In this episode we’ll welcome back Pastor and radio broadcaster, Philip De Courcy, to help us see that the Gospel is good news that travels well. We’ll turn to several passages that reveal how the message of Christ crosses cultural boundaries and national borders…Until All Have Heard.