Author Archive for: Chip

There are many ways to obtain information about current updates from Back to Jerusalem (BTJ), but the BTJ Telegram channel is a platform that connects all of these sources together. On this channel, we connect everyone to information on the various platforms; however, some more sensitive information is only shared on the Back to Jerusalem Telegram news channel. Prayer support

How is the “Chinafication” of the United States occurring, and how does it affect your daily life? It’s not just the “Chinafication” of the US that is occurring; it is happening all over the world. Eugene joins Rabbi Myles Weiss live from somewhere within the borders of Sweden, having recently come from China, to discuss how the past will shape

Some have said, “There is no need for Bibles in China, since they print more Bibles than anywhere else in the world!” Our partners in China recently held a secret meeting in Hunan Province. Some leaders from one of the main networks of the underground church gathered to discuss the things they had seen in the last three years and

“Consider G-d’s doing! Who can straighten what He has twisted?” Ecclesiastes 7:13 Many in the Jewish community interpret “Tikkun Olam” to mean “repairing the world” in terms of social justice. But why have Jewish people decided that this should be an essential goal for every Jewish person to strive for, when we cannot straighten or even change what God has

According to Eugene, it is most likely that the biggest method of persecution that will be used against the Church will not be physical persecution, such as in North Korea or Syria, but rather the weaponization and control of banking. Our guest on the podcast today, Brother John, wrote us a letter about what he believed could be the start

On the evening of June 18th, 1981, the barge Gabriella arrived on China’s shore carrying 1 million Bibles. Despite Mao’s destruction of thousands of Bibles during the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, the Chinese church experienced an expansion in numbers. A Chinese Christian woman, known as Mama Kwang, initiated Project Pearl due to her husband’s imprisonment for their