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Robert Morrison was a cross-cultural missionary pioneer that changed the trajectory of Christianity in China forever. He planted a foothold in China and paved the way for every Protestant believer in China today, yet very little has ever been written about him – until now. Get BTJ’s latest book about one of the most amazing missionaries in history by clicking

Do you currently own a business, are in the process of starting one, or have dreamed of starting one? BTJ is hosting a unique, one of a kind, 2-day Christian business forum in early spring 2024 in Vietnam that you are not going to want to miss. Business is booming in Vietnam and Christians have more freedom in this Asian

Back to Jerusalem wants to invite you to join us on a special VISION TRIP to Cambodia! A VISION TRIP is an opportunity to join BTJ missionaries on the field, interact with unreached people groups, and serve where needed. BTJ missionaries have been serving among the unreached tribes in Cambodia for several years and have given an exclusive invitation to

Are you interested in hearing Brother Yun’s testimony in person? Eugene sits down during a tour to share with you how you can invite Brother Yun to minister at your church. Listening to this short podcast will get you excited about the call that God has given to His church to spread the gospel. If you would like to have

There are some eschatologists who see a direct relationship between the current war between Israel and Gaza and end times, but what has been recently pointed out in our most recent podcast about HAMAS and end times will blow your mind. HAMAS is the acronym used for the official name for the Islamic Resistance Movement, a political party in control

Joel Veldkamp from Christian Solidarity International joins Eugene on the podcast to discuss the troubling events unfolding in Azerbaijan and the ongoing persecution of Armenian Christians. Christian Solidarity International is a group that advocates for the Armenian Christians who are being persecuted. Not long ago, Nagorno-Karabakh, a tumultuous and hilly area, had about 120,000 ethnic Armenians who were the majority

The Museum of Forbidden Art opened in Barcelona last week, but one exhibit is clearly missing. The new museum announced they are devoted to artworks that have been censored. It has 42 works by artists around the world that have been denounced, attacked or removed from exhibition. However, there is one of the most censored art works in recent history that

It was July, 1868—the warmest month of that year for Hankou, China. The streets were busy, the worn ground underfoot baking in the afternoon sun. Amongst the crowds could be seen a familiar face. The face belonged to Griffith John. He was well known in this area, having spent most of his missionary efforts in China calling Hankou his home.