Being understood is critical to having a thriving relationship. When you’re trying to speak to someone who doesn’t know your language, it creates isolation. On this episode, Ed and Wayne discuss how FEBC crosses this divide by taking the Gospel to people in their own language. Joining the conversation is veteran FEBC broadcaster Jonathan Mortiz, who shares his experience and …
FEBC is seeing a huge growth in younger audiences through digital broadcasting. Please pray for wisdom for our program producers, who are adjusting to sharing the Gospel on new media platforms, such as phones and computers.
A listener in Kyrgyzstan writes: “For 5 years I’ve been listening to your programs. God saved my family through your broadcasts. Most changes began with me, and with God’s help, I adopted a new attitude; I’ve learned to value and respect my family more. By listening to FEBC, many things have changed for the better. Thank you so much!” Pray that our broadcasts will continue to encourage listeners to turn to God.
Worldwide, FEBC staff number 900+ members, serving as broadcasters, engineers, scriptwriters, follow-up counselors and directors, to name a few of the many positions required to oversee the ministry. Pray for these teams who serve in numerous countries.
In South Korea, FEBC’s powerful 100- watt transmitter is positioned on an island near North Korea. Pray that listeners like this one will respond to God’s love: “I heard the Gospel for the first time through your broadcasts and was truly amazed. I became a believer and now my entire family are Christians.”
Pray for FEBC missionaries Joshua and Nit Chan who serve in Thailand. Pray for wisdom for Joshua, as he oversees the administration of the expanding Khmu ministry and assumes additional leadership responsibilities.
As more and more restrictions are enacted across China, including Hong Kong, pray for our team there who continue to plan and produce broadcasts every day, despite constant challenges. With a heart to share Christ, our staff remain committed to helping listeners grow in their faith.
Reverend Amos is the national director of our team in Malawi. He travels three days a week throughout his country to visit Yao language listeners, establishing listener clubs and distributing audio Bibles. Pray that God will bless Amos’ work.
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 …
Whenever possible, FEBC partners with local churches near our radio stations. While our broadcasters are adept at sharing the Gospel, churches are best equipped to offer fellowship and discipleship to new believers. Please pray that these partnerships will help people grow in their faith.
