On today's Footsteps, we hear more of the story of John Clipa who was martyred for smuggling Bibles into communist countries in the 1970s. His… read more

If I were to ask this question: "Can you name a Bible smuggler?" Many people would immediately mention Brother Andrew who founded Open… read more

From her experience of living in Pakistan and working with both Pakistanis and Afghans, Kate Mitchell, today’s guest on Footsteps, says that it… read more

When I was a young boy, I remember my dad telling me about a conversation he had with an elder in a nearby church. In fact, this man served as the… read more

Just today, my wife Kathy asked me, “Would it be appropriate for me to ask a woman from another faith why she converted to that particular… read more

On today's program, Elisabeth Saeth, TWR's Women of Hope Coordinator for Norway, tells the story of a lame man in Tanzania. This paralyzed… read more

Elisabeth Saeth is TWR's Women of Hope Coordinator for Norway, and on today's program, speaking of the value of women, she says, "in… read more

In Luke chapter 15, Jesus tells this parable: … read more

When God called the Ghobad family to leave their home in Germany and serve with Lutheran World Service in Cambodia, they "didn't really know… read more

In Mark chapter 6:7-9 (NLT), Jesus... … read more

On today's Footsteps, Dr. Peggy Banks, Global Ministry Director for TWR's Women of Hope, speaks of her desire to reach suffering women around… read more

I've worked in radio for over three decades, and I've always driven my car to work. And after arrival, except in very rare cases, I have… read more

Who are the Roma people? Quite possibly you would recognize them by another name – Gypsies. Eeva Vahasarja, the TWR Women of Hope coordinator… read more

Have you ever been reading a passage in the Bible or listening to a sermon when suddenly, you saw something in the Scriptures that you had never… read more

Eeva Vahasarja is a humble, peaceful, soft-spoken lady from Finland. While her demeanor is quite gentle, her convictions and actions are very bold. … read more

I remember my college internship back in the mid 1980s. I spent my Saturdays one Autumn working for WLAC-AM 1510 in Nashville. My job was to record… read more

For two weeks in July, I had the honor of working alongside my TWR colleagues at our radio station on the Caribbean island of Bonaire. While there,… read more

Along with generating income, most jobs have added benefits. Healthcare and retirement benefits instantly come to mind, but often, there are some… read more