Christian Leaders Renouncing their Faith??? Not in China – Why?
We should all be saddened by the prominent Christian leaders who have publicly renounced their faith in the last couple of weeks, but as someone who works with the underground house church in China, the thing that has stood out to me has been the fact that they renounced their faith “publicly.” These western Christian leaders did something willingly and
Continue ReadingMany Killed in China Flooding. Worst Typhoon This Year
The strongest typhoon to hit China this year has killed nearly 50 people and displacing more than 6.6 million residents in Zhejiang Province. Lekima is the ninth typhoon to hit China this year, hit the city of Wenling packing winds of 187 kilometers per hour and bringing heavy rainstorms. In Shandong Province, five people have been killed and 1.66 million
Continue ReadingThe New BTJ Office that Isn’t
Ministries in China are different in the way that they do not necessarily have church buildings and ministry headquarters from which to run their operations. They can’t. They are illegal. In many ways they operate as they did in the book of Acts when Christian outreach was conducted underground from places that operate in clandestine locations. The first century church
Continue ReadingThings are about to take a HUGE turn in Iran
Things are getting bad with Iran right now. As a Christian here are the things that you NEED to know. Click here to listen to the extended and detailed audio podcast of this: https://backtojerusalem.com/podcast/episode-412-possible-war-with-iran-what-christians-should-know/ The US just said today that they will sanction the most visible person of the Iranian regime – Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad. His travel and his
Continue ReadingGod Made Three Trees
“For in all the world there is nothing to equal the day on which the Song of Songs was given to Israel, for all the writings are Holy, but the Song of Songs is the Holy of Holies.” Such is the importance expressed by Rabbi Aqiba in the year 90 A.D and echoes my recent fascination with the Biblical writings
Continue ReadingSundays are Dangerous for Christians in Shanghai
“Our church just let out,” Deborah (not her real name) said over the phone when I called her this evening. “We do not meet on Sundays any more. In fact, we do not know when we meet anymore,” she continued. Deborah’s church in Shanghai is one of the largest Christian fellowships in the city. Because of the increase in persecution
Continue ReadingBhutan Needs Your Help – Join us in Bhutan this Fall
Join us in Bhutan Bhutan is a small mysterious unreached nation tucked away in the Himalayan mountains. The name Bhutan means “Land of the Thunder Dragon.” Bhutan is mostly unreached with the Gospel with only 0.3% professing to believe in Christ. The majority of the underground secret Christian population is Nepalese – a people group originally from Nepal. Bhutan is
Continue ReadingNew BTJ Podcast shorts by Brother Yun
Back to Jerusalem is now offering a new series of special podcasts for GateKeepers. These podcasts are short podcasts from Brother Yun. These podcasts are exclusively provided by BTJ and share special messages from Brother Yun that have never been heard before. The first BTJ Podcast Short is brother Yun sharing about his feelings regarding crosses being torn down from
Continue ReadingBTJ Directors in Canada Sponsor Private Screening of Controversial Movie UNPLANNED
The Back to Jerusalem directors in Canada are putting together a private screening for the movie UNPLANNED in advance of it’s premiere showing in Red Deer, AB. The screening date is July 11, 2019. This screening is by invitation only and tickets are limited so please contact the BTJ Canadian office today for your free ticket. To learn more click
Continue ReadingNorth Korean’s Secret Plague
There is a major crisis in North Korea that most people are not aware of. North Korea is experiencing the largest drought in decades and it is plaguing the nation. They have just had 2 inches of rain in the first five months. This drought has directly affected the planting season for crops this year. For most nations, a five
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