Murray Noble is a Communication Specialist and Researcher for Open Doors Australia. With an international perspective of the global Church, and a heart for social justice, Murray has a passion for giving all people the opportunity to follow Christ, regardless of their location or situation. Listen in to his story
Read MorePaul Robinson is chief executive officer of Release International based in the UK, an inter-denominational Christian ministry working through local church partners in more than 25 countries, helping persecuted Christians prayerfully, pastorally and practically. Listen on to his story!
Read MoreJoseph Rojas is the lead Singer of Christian Rock band “Seventh Day Slumber.” He tried to commit suicide following a cocaine binge, and became a Christian while being taken to the hospital in an ambulance. He continues to share his testimony of hope and healing. The band remains dedicated to addressing issues like addiction, depression, and self-worth through their music, ministry, and live performances, inspiring fans from all walks of life.
Read MorePastor Tim Dillmuth is the discipleship pastor for Voice of the Martyrs Korea (South) and has worked for the organisation for over ten years. He has worked closely with underground Christians from North Korea, China, Southeast Asia and Central Asia. He currently oversees VOM Korea’s China and Russia work as well as the Communications department. Pastor Tim was born in the USA and he and his family reside in Seoul, Korea. Listen in to his story wherever you get your podcasts!
Read MoreJacqueline Donaldson is the former deputy mayor of Blacktown Council in NSW, Australia. In this interview she shares about her testimony and her heart for the gospel. She’s even shared the gospel in the local Mosque! Listen in!
Read MoreShawn McDonald is a singer/songwriter based in the USA. His life has been marked by a string of heartaches, bad breaks, and personal mistakes, events that have landed him both in trouble with the law and in love with the Lord – in that order. The street-tough but tenderhearted McDonald has never shied away from telling his story – of growing up in Eugene, Oregon, as an angry, rebellious teen who was a drug addict and a dealer, looking for any and every way to escape his pain and a dysfunctional home. In 1998, at just 20 years old and at the end of his rope – and facing nine felony counts on a drug bust – McDonald cried out to God… and started turning his life around. He hasn’t looked back since. Listen in to his story!
Read MoreDr Ross James is the founder of Health Communication Resources Inc., which has pioneered community-centred media ministries with faith-based organisations in Asia and Africa, and WA’s Mid West. Ross is a story teller, a radio announcer, a journalist, a lecturer and a cross-cultural communications specialist. He’s been involved in ministry in the Seychelles Islands, the Philippines, Pakistan and many other Asian locations. Listen in to his story!
Read MoreElohisa Ro’eh was born in Tuscany – Italy and has lived in Africa, India and the Middle East, but now calls Australia home.
Inspired by music since the age of four she began her spiritual journey in her early 20’s on a quest to find God.
After journeying for 25 years in the New Age, everything changed when she had an encounter with Christ 8 years ago that completely transformed her life. She abandoned her old path and have been since devoted to having an intimate relationship with Jesus.
Her passion for music is now being focused on worship but also bringing Prophetic messages from The Kingdom of God through music and song.
Josh is from Voice of the Martyrs in the UK. I caught up with him In South Korea and he shared about his passion to support persecuted believers. He supports ministries in Asia in areas that are hostile to Christianity. Listen in to his story!
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