Good News After the Storm – with Amos Siyabu (Ep. 137)

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On March 13, the longest-lasting and most powerful cyclone ever recorded hit Malawi and Mozambique. According to official sources, over 1,200 people lost their lives, but the death toll is likely much worse. We sent out a montage of cell phone videos captured by FEBC’s on-the-ground broadcasters, showing the level of devastation and suffering. Now, as recovery efforts continue, the …

A Voice in the Philippines – with Dan Cura (Ep. 135)

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How do you reach a country with 180 different languages and distinct ethnic 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 Dan Cura, former director of FEBC Philippines, for this important conversation.  Dan gives the details about the 75-year relationship that has …

The Great Commission (Ep. 133)

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What makes Jesus’ final instructions so hard to live out? Ed and Wayne open the word to Matthew 28 for a discussion on how we can practice this clear Word from Jesus. We hope you’ll be inspired by the example of people around the world who follow the “Great Commission” faithfully. Open your Bible with us together as we get …

Cross References (Ep. 131)

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We are very familiar with the symbol of the cross. We sing about the “glory of the cross” on Good Friday. But as we prepare our hearts for the commemoration of our Lord’s sacrifice for us, we need to remember the critical truths that this symbol represents. Join Ed and Wayne as they open to several passages that address the …

Wrestling in Prayer (Ep. 129)

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How would you describe your prayer life? Do you wrestle in prayer? Ed and Wayne open the word to Paul’s letter to the Colossians to guide us in a challenging conversation about the power of prayer, and our need to pray to God regularly.  Learn about what it means to “wrestle” and how we can, “Pay attention to the ministry …