The Back To Jerusalem Podcast
Many mistake the idea of Back to Jerusalem as a movement of the Chinese church to evangelize Jerusalem. However, Back to Jerusalem is the goal of the Chinese church to evangelize the unreached peoples from eastern provinces of China, westwards towards Jerusalem. Our organization partners with the church of China to not only evangelize the religiously oppressed areas of Asia, but to also train and send Chinese missionaries into the unreached regions of the globe, including Muslim, Buddhist, and Hindu nations. This podcast is a publication of the 501(c)(3) organization Back To Jerusalem and chronicles our experiences from the field.
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2022 Year of the Bible
On Valentine’s Day 2022, a group of Hackers from the around the world flew into a bustling airport in the Middle East. The Hackers came from Europe, America, South America, Africa, the Middle East and China. They had different backgrounds in cybersecurity, data processing, government monitoring systems, and factory production, but they all had one common vision – getting the
Continue ReadingBUSINESS vs MINISTRY
For many people, these are two exclusive paths. Is this a relevant dichotomy? Join Eugene Bach and James Stroud at the Museum of the Bible in Arkansas, to hear his story of God’s calling and how he trusted God to serve. Two Guys – Episode 27
Continue ReadingBTJ Hologram Bible Now on Display
BTJ Hologram Bible Dedication Ceremony Twenty-first-century mission strategies are changing and the need to get the Gospel into the most unreached areas of the world has never been greater. Many of the nations that BTJ is working in (such as Saudi Arabia, Kazakstan, Iran, and North Korea) are using modern technology to keep their borders sealed tight and keep the
Continue ReadingHologram Bible
Right now, there are thought to be roughly 200,000 people in prison camps in North Korea. Many of them are there because of religious crimes. In Iran the number is about 225,000. In China that number jumps to 1.5 million prisoners. The only way to get a Bible into those prisons is by smuggling it in, and as with anything
Continue ReadingNorth Korea
North Korea entered a new year, and a second, much expected summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un is around the corner. We are thankful that the US, South Korea and North Korea have started talking again. War is much less of an immediate threat than it was a year ago. That does not give us reason to stop
Continue ReadingBhutan
Hiking in the remote Himalayan Mountains in November 2018 with a Bhutan Pastor was a powerful time for me. I have been working in Bhutan for almost 15 years, but I have to admit that I have not seen any major changes, but this year feels different. “We do not have a complete Bible in our language that is available
Continue ReadingPulled from the digital shelves, what is next?
Is the Bible available in China? According to the Chinese government, upwards of 160 million Bibles have been published in the country, in over one hundred languages; this includes 80 million in Chinese, as well as a number of ethnic minority and braille publications. Various international news sources report that up to half of the Bibles published have been exported,
Continue ReadingThe Offence of the Gospel
The UK is a post-Christian country. However, it still draws from deep Christian roots. Many institutions, such as schools, scout clubs and charities have strong links to the state church. Surprisingly, many people who otherwise have no faith or church connection, still want to marry in church and have their children baptized. It is difficult to fathom why people would
Continue ReadingThe New BTJ Hologram-Bible
Twenty-first century missions are changing and the need to get the Gospel into the most unreached areas of the world has never been greater. Many nations aggressively attacking Christians are using the latest technology and surveillance techniques in order to stop the growth of Christianity and the distribution of Christian materials. Many of the nations between China and Jerusalem (such
Continue ReadingThe Bible Man
A short film of the testimony of Mai Fu Ren. A man who’s life was changed by the Bible in a time when it was illegal in China, and he devoted his life to sharing it with the rest of his country at a time when it would and did cost him his freedom.
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