Today, we have an exceptional guest, Kenneth Bae, sharing his riveting experiences as a missionary in North Korea. Kenneth's story is one of deep faith under unimaginable persecution. During his imprisonment for over 700 days in a North Korean labor camp, he encountered harsh interrogations and was subjected to severe survival conditions. Yet, through it all, Kenneth felt the unwavering presence of God, bringing him peace amidst adversity. His narrative not only underscores the risks faced by Christians in oppressive regimes but also speaks to the incredible impact one individual’s faith can have on a nation. Join us as we unpack Kenneth Bae's journey, discussing his book "Not Forgotten," his role as CEO of the New Korea Foundation, and his hopeful vision for a revival in North Korea. This is an episode you won't want to miss, filled with inspiration and a profound look at faith under fire.

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Today, we have a deeply compelling discussion with our special guest, Father Ambrose Ekeroku, a Nigerian priest and human rights advocate.

Father Ambrose shares his unique insights into the complex and violent dynamics affecting Nigeria, a country considered one of the most perilous places for Christians. We'll explore the historical and present-day conflicts involving various radical groups, including Boko Haram and the Fulani militants, and their impact on Northern Nigeria’s religious landscape.

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In today's episode, we pick up where we left off last week with Hilda Bih Muluh, the author of "The Girl with the Special Shoes." We explore how suffering can refine our faith, shift our focus from material desires to spiritual fulfillment, and draw us closer to God.

We'll discuss the comforting belief of God's divine presence during our times of hardship, reflecting on biblical promises and personal testimonies. We'll also look into how suffering fosters humility, dependence on God, and the treasure transfer from worldly values to eternal richness.

This episode promises to offer profound insights into the Christian faith, encouraging listeners to find joy and purpose despite their struggles.

Hilda Bih Muluh is the first disabled person to become a national news anchor on Cameroon Radio TV. Her journey with muscular dystrophy has been featured on NPR, the Washington Post, and the Voice of America. She is a recipient of a Washington Mandela Fellowship and has spoken at The Speak Foundation Conference (Atlanta, GA), the Young African Leaders Initiative leadership conference (Accra), and the AWLADNA Festival in Cairo.

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