Being a friend of God can present its meaning in various ways. Hear Jason share a powerful story of how God healed and set many people free in Zambia. Did this happen because of Jason’s pursuit for God or for other reasons? Listen to the full story on this episode.

Trent made a deal with a Muslim named Omar. He presented him with an opportunity to encounter with God, and in exchange for a physical experience with a real God, Omar would have to then listen to the full message of the Gospel…but if nothing happened, Trent would have to let him go on his way. Listen to what happens as Trent shares the full story on this episode.

A Headman by the name Kaquarta was transformed when he witnessed a miracle rain in his village. He became a key person opening up doors to the unreached tribal groups in Angola. Hear the story as Dan shares it while being on a ministry trip on top of a mountain.

A tough area in Angola opened up when our missionaries showed up. Amazing miracles of healing took place and started a shift in the region. But was it the miracle that opened up the area or the consistency of our missionaries? Could one have worked without the other? Hear more as Tom and Becca Whitney take us into the story.

The gospel shines bright in the midst of persecution. Be impacted and encouraged by this story of a disciple who through being tortured found Jesus and is now advancing the Kingdom in a beautiful, simple way.

A remote village of the Maasai tribe was powerfully transformed through the work of Alex and his team in mainland Tanzania as God confirmed His word by the signs that accompanied the preaching of it.

One of our missionaries, Lena, has started an impactful work among the sex workers in Zanzibar, Tanzania. Lena shares an impactful story about Margaret who was transformed from a prostitute to an evangelist.

There are tribal groups that have remained unreached for years, but are now receiving the Gospel of Jesus. Join us as Tapio and Rachel discuss being on the ground in Angola reaching these previously neglected groups.