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

Why would a Christian radio station like TWR-Bonaire carry the news? Some might argue, “Christian stations should stick to Christian teaching… read more

In Luke 14:27-33 (NKJV), Jesus tells His disciples... … read more

According to Billy Judson of Good News Bible College and Seminary, "We have sermons which are more practical. Exposition is missing in Indian… read more

We read a lot about "good news" in the Bible. The Gospel literally means good news . The birth of Jesus was good news (Luke 2:10). And… read more

The Uyghurs are a minority people group that live primarily in Northwest China. And, on today's Footsteps, TWR missionaries Nick and Debbie… read more

Esteban Larrosa of TWR-Uruguay is involved in the production of a radio program called Tierra Firme (translated “Solid Ground”) which… read more

Many people assume that my last name, Napier, is French, but it's actually Scottish. We have our own clan and our own tartan. We even have a… read more

As I meet more of my TWR colleagues from around the world, I am discovering that many of them have some amazing personal stories! For example, on… read more

"We made a commitment...that whatever income we have, we will always give...ten percent...to our international partners," declares Dariush… read more

Author and poet Manuel Rivas has been quoted as saying, "When the bandwagon presents itself, you have to jump onto it."(1) Many people… read more

In 1901, Lous Klopsch, editor of Christian Herald magazine, published the first red-letter edition of the Bible.(1) Then, about a hundred years… read more

When I hear the word "nomad," I first think of the Chevrolet Nomad of the 1950s. I remember I had a purple Hot Wheels version of that… 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

Elisabeth Saeth says that her work as Norway's coordinator for TWR's Women of Hope involves raising "awareness of the plight of women… read more