Until All Have Heard

The Labor Day holiday is the “official” start of the busy fall school season.  But as we wrap up summer vacations, Ed and Wayne want to challenge you to find new ways to serve the Lord. You’ll need to have your Bible in-hand as they turn to several passages that reveal the value of working for the Lord and how we can prepare to answer His call on our lives. Along the way we’ll hear stories that reveal the work ethic of the world-wide FEBC family. The staff live out an unusual level of personal commitment, supernatural joy, and fearless engagement with their communities even in the face of great obstacles. Let this episode help you approach this season with a renewed focus for serving the Lord…Until All Have Heard. 

Ed and Wayne have an in-depth discussion with our good friend Frank Gray about the development of the “close-to-the-listener” broadcast model. FEBC embraced this programing philosophy many years ago to address the changes from the digital revolution and the cultural changes that shaped the modern world. Frank will give us the backstory on the Biblical foundations and important milestone events that have shaped the way FEBC lives out the model of broadcasters connecting on a personal level…Until All Have Heard.

Ed’s on the road again! In this edition we’re going to catch up with him while he is in Singapore. We’ll get a full report from Ed about what he’s seeing and hearing from his time at the FEBC Leadership Academy. This gathering gives young staff leaders from 20 countries the opportunity to learn together. One participant said about their experience at the conference, “no one has invested in me before.” Find out how you can pray for our staff and this investment in their service as the next generation of Christian broadcasters and church leaders. Along the way Ed will share some exciting news about the future of FEBC in Singapore.   Get all the first-hand details about the work of God in places that are hard to visit, but important to God…Until All Have Heard.

In this episode we explore the “what if” moments in the story of the Hmong people group coming to Christ. Listen in as Ed welcomes back professor, missionary, and FEBC broadcaster Frank Gray. Frank is with us to give details about the work of God’s Spirit in Laos before and during the Vietnam war. Find out how FEBC shortwave broadcasts and the ministry of John Lee were used to communicate the saving message of Christ to the Hmong people in this perilous time. You will be amazed at how God was moving behind the scenes to bring hundreds of thousands of people into the family of God…Until All Have Heard. 

Do you experience joy in your walk with Christ? What can we learn from believers outside of our own culture about experiencing this the joy of knowing Jesus? Ed and Wayne bring these questions to our friend, Christian artist and Bible teacher, Michael Card. Listen as they discuss how the words of Jesus, and experiences with the global church, have opened their understanding of joy. 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. Our prayer is this conversation will encourage you to stay in step with Christ no matter where you are in life’s journey…Until All Have Heard.

Ed and Wayne welcome Dr. William Thrasher to help us take lasting steps in becoming people of prayer. Dr. Thrasher is a professor, author and most importantly, he is a man of prayer. Join us as we go to school on the reality of our neediness, learning to battle with temptation, and believing in God for our own revival. Our hope is this episode will open the door for you to experience the joy of joining the work of God through your faithful prayers…Until All Have Heard.

Join us for part two of our extended conversation with Yancen, our Indonesian Ministry Director. Last week we heard about his journey to faith and the way John 3:16 took root in his heart. As a man who understands redemption and Indonesian culture, he also knows how to speak to Indonesia’s Gen Z.  Reaching a generation that feels lost, lonely, and uncertain of themselves and God, is a difficult task. You will be amazed at the thoughtful and innovative ways Yancen and his staff are helping the Gospel take root in Indonesia… Until All Have Heard. 

Effective ministry comes from people with changed hearts. And in this episode, we’ll get to hear about the amazing story of redemption from one of our FEBC staff. Join us as we spotlight what happened at this Summer’s Innovation Conference held in Helsinki, Finland. Our good friend Jonathan Mortiz sat down for an extended conversation with our Indonesian Ministry director, Yancen. In this first part of a two-part series you’ll hear how Yancen’s ministry focus comes out his own personal prodigal son story. He’ll detail how his pursuit of power, position and wealth was abandoned for the greatest gift, the love of God. We know that as you hear Yancen tell his story of redemption it will inspire you. Let the example of the Indonesian broadcast team challenge you to watch for people in your life who need to know and experience the love of God…Until All Have Heard. 

We’re in the middle of summer vacation season. As you plan your trips or your staycation, how can you make this summer a time to refocus your devotion to Christ? Listen in to Ed and Wayne’s talk about their fond memories of past camping trips, as a starting point for a look at a “mountain top” experience in Peter’s life that shaped his ministry. Have your Bible in-hand as we turn to 2 Peter 1 and Matthew 16 for study in the transfiguration of Jesus. Join us on this opportunity to recharge your devotion to Christ… Until All Have Heard. 

“I used to be a Muslim.” This comment from Indonesia comes out of a long line of miraculous events that opened this country to FEBC broadcasting. Join us for the amazing behind-the-scenes story of the Gospel being heard in the largest Muslim nation on Earth. We’ll do this with our good friend, author, professor, missionary and FEBC broadcaster Frank Gray. Frank is back for a conversation about the history of God’s working through FEBC in impossible circumstances…Until All Have Heard.