Faith Under Fire (Jeff King, ICC President, Advocate for Persecuted Christians)

Today, we have a deeply moving and inspirational conversation with our special guest, Granger Smith, a former country music star turned minister and author. Granger's journey from an acclaimed music career to a profound ministry calling is a testament to faith, resilience, and transformation.

In this episode, Granger and Jeff dive into poignant topics such as the heartbreaking loss of Granger's son, River, and how tragedy fueled a spiritual awakening. We'll explore Granger's shift from the music industry to a life dedicated to faith, his reflections on fatherhood after River's passing, and the birth of his son, Maverick.

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In this special episode, we delve into a powerful story of resilience, faith, and inspiration with our guest, Hilda Bih Muluh. Hilda is the author of "The Girl with Special Shoes," a compelling memoir about her journey from a small town in Cameroon to overcoming immense physical and spiritual challenges.

Growing up with a debilitating condition, Hilda faced countless obstacles, from limited mobility to societal shame. Yet, through her struggles, she found hope and strength in faith. Join us as we explore how Hilda’s transformative journey has shaped her perspective on life, suffering, and the powerful lessons she’s learned along the way. This is an episode you won’t want to miss as we uncover the profound impact of faith in the face of adversity.

Hilda Bih Muluh is the first disabled person to become a national news anchor on Cameroon Radio TV. Her journey with muscular dystrophy has been featured on NPR, the Washington Post, and the Voice of America. She is a recipient of a Washington Mandela Fellowship and has spoken at The Speak Foundation Conference (Atlanta, GA), the Young African Leaders Initiative leadership conference (Accra), and the AWLADNA Festival in Cairo.

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In today's episode, we pick up where we left off last week with Hilda Bih Muluh, the author of "The Girl with the Special Shoes." We explore how suffering can refine our faith, shift our focus from material desires to spiritual fulfillment, and draw us closer to God.

We'll discuss the comforting belief of God's divine presence during our times of hardship, reflecting on biblical promises and personal testimonies. We'll also look into how suffering fosters humility, dependence on God, and the treasure transfer from worldly values to eternal richness.

This episode promises to offer profound insights into the Christian faith, encouraging listeners to find joy and purpose despite their struggles.

Hilda Bih Muluh is the first disabled person to become a national news anchor on Cameroon Radio TV. Her journey with muscular dystrophy has been featured on NPR, the Washington Post, and the Voice of America. She is a recipient of a Washington Mandela Fellowship and has spoken at The Speak Foundation Conference (Atlanta, GA), the Young African Leaders Initiative leadership conference (Accra), and the AWLADNA Festival in Cairo.

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In this episode of Into the Deep, Jeff King interviews Hedieh Mirahmadi, a former devout Muslim turned Christian, who shares her journey from growing up in a secular Iranian-American family to working in counter-terror against radical Islam. They discuss her experiences with Islam, Christianity, life in Afghanistan, and insights on the Taliban. Listen in for a wide-ranging conversation touching on faith, culture, and personal transformation.

The episode highlights the importance of sharing the gospel with Afghan refugees coming to the United States, emphasizing the need for Christians to engage in discussions about faith journeys, even with Muslims. Mirahmadi shares a story of an Iraqi refugee in Germany who converted to Christianity after being welcomed to a neighborhood church event, showcasing the power of hospitality in reaching individuals from diverse faith backgrounds.

Listeners are encouraged not to be intimidated by someone's Muslim faith and to actively share the gospel with them, recognizing that many Afghans displaced by the Taliban are seeking spiritual fulfillment. By creating opportunities for the Holy Spirit to work through conversations about faith journeys, Christians can offer the love of Christ to those in need.

The episode also discusses the respectful view of Jesus in Islam, empowering Christians to engage in faith discussions with Afghans without fear of causing offense. Approaching these conversations with love, understanding, and personal faith experiences can have a significant impact on Afghan refugees seeking solace and spiritual guidance in their new environment.

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In this episode of Faith Under Fire, Jeff King discusses the escalating persecution of Christians in India with their regional manager, Will Stark. They highlight the surge in persecution in India's Uttar Pradesh state, where at least 14 incidents have occurred leading to the arrest of 45 Christians. The conversation sheds light on the ongoing challenges faced by believers in the region under Modi's administration. Please note: this interview first aired in 2021.

To learn more about Christian persecution and the challenges facing the persecuted church, visit https://www.persecution.org/. 

The persecution of Christians in India has been on the rise in recent years, particularly in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh. This increase in persecution can be attributed to various factors, including the implementation of anti-conversion laws and the promotion of Hindu nationalist ideologies.

In Uttar Pradesh, the most populous state in India, there has been a notable surge in persecution since late June 2021, resulting in the arrest of 45 Christians in at least 14 documented incidents. The state holds significant importance in Hindu nationalism, with the Ganges River flowing through it, making it a sensitive area for Hindu nationalists who believe it needs protection from minority religions like Christianity and Islam.

Madhya Pradesh introduced an anti-conversion law in January 2021, mandating government permission for religious conversions and a 60-day notice period. Violating this law can lead to imprisonment and fines. The enforcement of such laws has led to a significant increase in persecution incidents in the state, with 48 documented cases in the six months following the law's enactment.

Surveys conducted among Christians in Madhya Pradesh have revealed high levels of concern for personal safety and attending worship services. The majority of respondents expressed fear and acknowledged that radical Hindu nationalists had become more aggressive towards Christians following the implementation of the anti-conversion law.

Perpetrators of persecution in India employ tactics such as false accusations of forced conversions, physical assaults, and arrests, often without facing consequences. In some cases, the police are complicit in the attacks or fail to hold the perpetrators accountable, fostering a sense of empowerment among those committing violence against Christians.

Victims of persecution in India, often rural and financially vulnerable individuals, encounter additional challenges even after being arrested. For instance, pastors may be required to travel long distances for bail check-ins, with some appointments deliberately scheduled during worship services to disrupt religious activities.

The discussion underscores the importance of raising awareness about the persecution faced by Christians in India, despite the country being a democracy with constitutional guarantees of religious freedom. It emphasizes the need to understand the complex factors contributing to the rise in persecution and the urgent requirement to address these issues to safeguard the rights and safety of religious minorities in the country.

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Today, we are joined by Eric Baxter, the Vice President and Senior Counsel at Beckett Fund, a law firm specializing in religious liberty cases. In this episode, Eric and I delve deep into two landmark cases, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship v. University of Iowa and Business Leaders in Christ v. University of Iowa, that underscore the vital importance of protecting religious groups' rights on campuses. We also discuss Eric's current fight against Montgomery County, Maryland schools over parental rights and religious freedom, and explore broader issues like religious discrimination in public funding and legal battles shaping the landscape of religious liberty in the United States today. Stay tuned as we unpack these critical topics and more.

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Today we have an insightful conversation with Brandon Smith, a pastor from Maryland and co-host of the "Black and Blurred" podcast. Get ready for an engaging discussion on the intersection of social justice movements and the church, as Brandon shares his perspectives on how civil rights have shifted the church's authority in shaping worldviews. We'll explore the complexities of racism, the contentious topic of "whiteness," and the necessity of maintaining a biblically rooted worldview amidst new societal narratives.

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Today we delve deeper into Kenneth Bae's harrowing experience of imprisonment in North Korea. In this gripping continuation of my discussion with Kenneth Bae, who endured over 700 days in severe labor camps, Kenneth shares insights from his gripping book, "Not Forgotten." Together, we explore how Christianity is viewed as treason in North Korea and the extreme repercussions for those caught practicing their faith.

Hear Kenneth's powerful testimonies of singing hymns, providing advice to prison guards, and finding inexplicable joy in the darkest of times. Discover how suffering shaped his calling, transforming him from a prisoner into an ambassador of faith. We'll also discuss the transformational power of prayer, the concept of suffering as a divine assignment, and the heartwarming campaign for Korea's reunification.

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we continue our conversation with Granger Smith, the former country music star who made a life-altering decision to leave the music industry and devote himself to ministry. Granger opens up about the deep personal struggles and spiritual revelations that led him to this transition, from recognizing his need for external validation to finding solace and fulfillment in his faith.

Together, we explore how suffering can transform one's faith, delving into Granger's grief over the loss of his son River and the subsequent birth of his son Maverick. This episode is a profound reflection on the importance of community, accountability, and following God's plan, even when it leads to extraordinary changes.

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Today, we have a deeply compelling discussion with our special guest, Father Ambrose Ekeroku, a Nigerian priest and human rights advocate.

Father Ambrose shares his unique insights into the complex and violent dynamics affecting Nigeria, a country considered one of the most perilous places for Christians. We'll explore the historical and present-day conflicts involving various radical groups, including Boko Haram and the Fulani militants, and their impact on Northern Nigeria’s religious landscape.

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In this episode of "Into the Deep," host Jeff King interviews Tanner Cross, a physical education teacher in Virginia, and his legal representative Tyson Langhoffer. They delve into Tanner's compelling case surrounding freedom of conscience and religious freedom in the workplace. Tanner shares the background of his decision to speak out against certain school policies that he believed would harm children, emphasizing the conflict between these policies and his faith. The conversation explores the broader implications of Tanner's situation, including the importance of standing firm in one's beliefs amidst challenging circumstances. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the intersections of faith, education, and individual rights.

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Today, we delve into the harrowing reality of religious persecution in China with Nina Shea. Drawing on extensive missionary reports and recent findings, they shed light on the disturbing rise of surveillance, the oppressive social credit system, and the Chinese Communist Party's relentless efforts to control and suppress religious communities.

Nina Shea, director of the Center for Religious Freedom at the Hudson Institute, shares her expertise and insights, including the controversial 2018 Vatican-China Agreement and the insidious tactics of psychological re-education aimed at aligning church teachings with communist ideology. Through these discussions, our hosts call for greater awareness and action from the Western world to support the persecuted Church and its leaders.

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Today, our special guest is Justin Seo, a defector from North Korea and currently the Vice President of the Free Korea Association of America.

Join us as Justin shares his harrowing memories of growing up in one of the most repressive regimes in the world. From the heartbreaking loss of his sister to the stifling control over thoughts and expressions, Justin recounts his early life in North Korea, comparing it to living in a prison. He provides profound insights into the indoctrination and constant fear that North Koreans endure, including the dire consequences of speaking against the government.

We'll explore the stark contrast between life in North Korea and the freedoms enjoyed elsewhere, the deceptive mirroring of Christian practices by the North Korean regime, and the struggle to maintain faith in such an oppressive environment. Prepare to be moved as Justin dissects the false reality created by the Kim regime and his journey towards finding truth and freedom. Don't miss this eye-opening episode that sheds light on the resilience of the human spirit amidst overwhelming darkness.

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In this riveting discussion, Jeff King sits down with guest Mark Houck for an exploration of the tribal nature of human beings, the genius and challenges of democracy, and the interplay between God's law and governmental authority. Mark shares his personal journey from reluctant congressional candidate to pro-life activist, detailing his alarming experience of being aggressively arrested by federal agents in front of his family. Together, they dissect the importance of active political engagement, the perceived erosion of constitutional freedoms, and the pivotal role of spiritual revival.

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Shortly before the presidential election, I had an eye-opening conversation with Caleb Collier. We dove deep into the perceived threats to religious freedom and free speech under the Biden administration, focusing on Christian perspectives on the LGBTQ community. Caleb, a former Marine and city council member, shared his journey from a California hippie commune to political activism. We discussed the importance of Christians engaging in politics to protect constitutional integrity, and Caleb emphasized the need for faith-based civic involvement. Don't miss this powerful episode on standing up for our values and rights!

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Today, we have an incredibly inspiring and eye-opening story for you. Jamie Sanchez, the owner of Drip Cafe, is joining us in Denver, Colorado. Jamie and his late wife started a ministry for the homeless over a decade ago. In 2023, he opened Drip Cafe with the mission of employing and providing discipleship to homeless individuals.

But opening this coffee shop wasn’t all smooth sailing. Jamie’s initiative was met with surprising and aggressive opposition, including protests from groups like the Denver Communists and Antifa, who falsely accused the cafe of various intolerant beliefs. Despite this, Jamie and his team have stood firm in their faith and mission, offering both practical and spiritual support to those in need.

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We dive into Part 2 of our powerful conversation with Dan Bauman today. Dan opens up about the harrowing and heart-wrenching experiences he faced during his imprisonment in Iran. From struggling with thoughts of suicide to encountering a divine vision that transformed his life, Dan shares the raw reality of enduring extreme persecution and the unwavering strength he found in faith.

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Today, we gain insight into Rick Warren's profound thoughts on Christian persecution. Many may not realize just how deep his concern and understanding of this critical issue runs. His teachings on persecution are incredibly enlightening and offer a unique and powerful perspective.

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In this episode of Faith Under Fire, Jeff King is joined by Ambassador Sam Brownback, the importance of fostering relationships among diverse faith communities is highlighted as a vital strategy for advancing the global movement for religious freedom. Below are several key points that underscore this significance:

1. Unity in Diversity

Ambassador Brownback articulates a vision of bringing together individuals from various faith backgrounds—Christians, Muslims, Jews, Buddhists, Hindus, and others—to advocate for each other's religious freedom. This unity is not about reconciling theological differences but rather about recognizing and respecting the fundamental human right to practice one's faith. By standing together, these communities can form a powerful coalition that champions religious freedom worldwide.

2. Strength in Numbers

The ambassador notes that if religious communities unite to support each other's rights, they can significantly impact the fight for religious freedom. He states, "If you just have those communities saying, look, we're going to stand for each other's right to exist and to practice their faith peacefully, it's game's over." This collective strength can challenge oppressive regimes and foster a culture of tolerance and respect for diverse beliefs.

3. Building Trust and Support

The podcast emphasizes the distinction between networks and relationships. While networks may involve individuals using each other for specific goals, relationships are built on trust, support, and mutual respect. Ambassador Brownback expresses a desire to see relationships of trust and love develop among various faith communities. Such connections can lead to a more robust and resilient movement, as individuals are more likely to support one another in times of persecution or challenge.

4. Grassroots Movement

The summit mentioned in the episode aims to shift the focus from government-led initiatives to grassroots efforts. By encouraging local communities to engage with one another, the movement for religious freedom can gain momentum from the ground up. Ambassador Brownback highlights the necessity of this grassroots approach, stating that the movement cannot solely rely on elite or governmental actions; it must be driven by the people.

5. Educational Outreach

Building relationships also involves educating the public about the true meaning of religious freedom. The ambassador points out that many misunderstandings exist, particularly in Western democracies, where religious freedom is often framed as being opposed to other rights, such as those of the LGBTQ+ community. By fostering dialogue and understanding among diverse faith groups, the movement can clarify that religious freedom is about the dignity of individual choice and the right to practice one's beliefs without interference.

6. Global Impact

The podcast underscores that the fight for religious freedom is not just a local or national issue but a global one. As countries like China and Turkey exhibit authoritarian tendencies that suppress religious expression, a united front among diverse faith communities can serve as a counterbalance to these oppressive regimes. By collaborating internationally, these communities can share strategies, resources, and support, amplifying their voices on the global stage.

Conclusion

In summary, building relationships among diverse faith communities is essential for strengthening the movement for religious freedom worldwide. By uniting in support of one another's rights, fostering trust, and engaging in grassroots efforts, these communities can create a formidable force against oppression and promote a culture of respect and tolerance for all beliefs. The insights shared by Ambassador Brownback in the podcast serve as a call to action for individuals and organizations to come together in this vital cause.

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We delve into the ongoing religious persecution in Nicaragua, focusing on the plight of imprisoned pastors and lawyers. John Brit and Audrey Hancock, leaders of the Mountain Gates ministry, share their personal experiences and insights into the challenges missionaries face in the region. They discuss their efforts to advocate for those unjustly detained and the profound impact these imprisonments have on families left behind. Join us as we explore the human stories behind this crisis and the critical role of faith in the fight for justice.

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Today, I sit down with renowned attorney Nate Kellum from the First Liberty Institute. With over 500 religious freedom cases under his belt, Nate provides a critical look into the growing trend of religious persecution in the West. The episode centers on the shocking story of Pastor Matthew Meineke, who was arrested in Seattle for publicly reading the Bible. Nate and I delve into how the cultural climate is challenging First Amendment rights, the role of law enforcement in these scenarios, and what this means for religious freedom in the United States. Please tune in to understand the broader implications and learn how Christians can stand up for their rights in an increasingly challenging environment.

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Today, we're bringing you the much-anticipated Part 2 of our conversation with Justin Seo, a courageous defector from North Korea and the vice president of the Free Korea Association.

In this episode, Justin takes us on a captivating journey, recounting his harrowing escape from North Korea. From crossing treacherous, wildlife-infested borders to experiencing an unexpected sense of freedom in China, Justin’s story is one of incredible hardship and determination. He’ll share his initial impressions of China, the stark contrasts to life in North Korea, and the profound risks he and many like him faced while on the run.

Justin’s story doesn’t end there. We’ll explore his eventual escape to America, the culture shock upon arriving in New York, and his subsequent adjustment to the United States. Alongside these experiences, Justin delves into his spiritual journey, detailing how his newfound faith helped him navigate through the challenges of adapting to a new life while dealing with past traumas.

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Today, Dan Bauman shares his extraordinary journey of faith and resilience while being imprisoned in Iran. Traveling through Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and finally to Iran, Dan’s story takes a harrowing turn as he faces arrest, brutal beatings, and the unimaginable—two death sentences. Yet amidst the torture and uncertainty, Dan experiences a profound spiritual transformation. In this episode, you'll hear how God's love and grace broke through the darkest moments, even reaching the heart of his tormentor. Join us for an unforgettable testimony of faith, forgiveness, and divine intervention. Tune in and be inspired by Dan’s incredible story as we kick off a two-part series with our special guest, Dan Bauman.

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In this episode, Brandon shares powerful insights on the real issues within Baltimore's policing and urban decay, his personal experiences with law enforcement, and his passionate advocacy for true community policing. We’ll also delve into Brandon’s inspiring journey of faith, including his decision to leave a comfortable pastoral job for a mission driven by a profound calling from God.

Brandon discusses the complexities of race relations in inner-city communities, critiques the notion of "churchianity" versus genuine faith, and underscores the importance of spreading the true gospel message in a city plagued by drugs and decay.

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Today, we have an exceptional guest, Kenneth Bae, sharing his riveting experiences as a missionary in North Korea. Kenneth's story is one of deep faith under unimaginable persecution. During his imprisonment for over 700 days in a North Korean labor camp, he encountered harsh interrogations and was subjected to severe survival conditions. Yet, through it all, Kenneth felt the unwavering presence of God, bringing him peace amidst adversity. His narrative not only underscores the risks faced by Christians in oppressive regimes but also speaks to the incredible impact one individual’s faith can have on a nation. Join us as we unpack Kenneth Bae's journey, discussing his book "Not Forgotten," his role as CEO of the New Korea Foundation, and his hopeful vision for a revival in North Korea. This is an episode you won't want to miss, filled with inspiration and a profound look at faith under fire.

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In this episode of Into the Deep, host Jeff King shares a conversation he had with Lauren Jacobs from The Voice of Change, focusing on the critical topic of Christian persecution around the world. The discussion begins with insights from the Religious Freedom Summit and delves into the spiritual lessons that can be gleaned from the experiences of those facing persecution for their faith. Jeff emphasizes the importance of understanding and advocating for religious freedom, especially for those living in oppressive environments. Tune in for an enlightening dialogue that highlights the resilience of faith in the face of adversity. For more content from Lauren Jacobs, an award-winning author and social justice journalist, check out her work at Voice of Change.

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In this episode, we have the privilege of hosting Missions Pastor Ronald. Ronald is here to share his fervent belief in the transformative power of mission trips—both for the church and its congregation. We delve deep into his personal journey, discussing why missions are so crucial to understanding God's work across different cultures and how they can reignite the spiritual lives of church members. Ronald passionately explores the necessity of a global perspective for local ministry and the vital impact of stepping out of our comfort zones.

You'll hear riveting stories, like Ronald’s first-hand experiences in war-torn Ukraine, expanding on the profound effects missions have on both missionaries and those they touch. Buckle up for a heartfelt conversation filled with wisdom, practical insights, and a call to action for believers everywhere to engage in missions work, embracing the full complexity and beauty of the Gospel.

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A few years ago, I spoke with legal expert Ken Starr about the evolving landscape of religious liberty in America. Starr discussed the landmark Supreme Court case where Catholic Social Services successfully challenged Philadelphia’s decision to revoke its license over non-traditional home placements, highlighting the ongoing cultural and legal debates around religious freedom. He also examined other key rulings, including one affirming religious institutions’ autonomy, and emphasizes the need to educate younger generations on the often-misunderstood separation of church and state.

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In this episode, we sit down with John Henry Weston, co-founder and editor of LifeSiteNews.com. Our conversation delves into the spiritual battles facing Christians today, emphasizing the power of prayer and fasting. John Henry shares his views on contemporary issues like pornography addiction and challenges within the Catholic Church under Pope Francis.

Jeff King and John Henry discuss the need for a spiritual and moral revival in society. They also touch on the significance of independent media in the face of ideological censorship and how personal faith can lead to broader societal change. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on maintaining steadfast faith amidst modern challenges.

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