“There may not be large numbers of people coming to Christ at this point, but the ones who are coming to Christ have the potential to influence large numbers of people in the future.”
General
Thankfulness from Listeners
Many around the world don’t have the basic luxuries Americans do, but ‘thanks to our radio broadcasts in their own native languages, they are able to hear the Good News’
Crossing the Finish Line
It’s often these unconventional avenues that reap the biggest reward
Utilizing Ministry Partnerships and Programs to Share the Gospel in Thailand
The Tide® ministry Director Don Shenk: ‘We are so grateful that the Lord has allowed us to spread the Gospel through the radio in these regions that don’t yet know of His love’
Faith Over Fear: Despite Taliban Persecution, Christianity Continues to Grow in Central Asia Through Radio Broadcasts
In an area of such extreme persecution, radio may be the only way for people to learn about the saving love of Christ
As Afghan Mental Health Faces Catastrophe, The Tide® Ministry Radio Broadcasts Show the Value of Every Life
By showing them that a powerful, loving God sacrificed Himself for them, listeners learn how important they are to Christ
After Suicide Bomber Rocks Taliban Stronghold, The Tide® Ministry’s Virtual 5k Challenge Participants Continue to Pray for Those Affected
With the news of this terrible tragedy, we sense a renewed urgency to share the Gospel and are grateful many prayers will be lifted up over the next couple of weeks for these specific people at this specific location
The Tide® Ministry Radio Broadcasts Provide Hope for Persecuted Christians in Central Asia
Don Shenk: ‘Even with such heavy persecution in the region, the people in that region are hungry for the hope of the Gospel’
THE POWER OF LISTENING TO THE HOLY SPIRIT
Answering back, “I pray so. I haven’t ridden so far for 30 years,” brought about a message of encouragement to which Pastor John said, “That just tickled my soul and blessed and inspired me. I soared emotionally and spiritually. So much so, with the help of a slight tail wind, we cut off 30 minutes of riding on our return trip.”