Alex Kocman sits down with R. Davis Younts, a Christian attorney and former Air Force JAG, to talk about faith colliding with culture. Younts describes his path from law school to fighting for religious liberty in the military, warning that America’s supposed freedom of faith is eroding under secular humanism posing as neutrality.…
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Persevering with Purpose: Larry and Nancy Allen (Part 1)
From the villages of Bangladesh to the classrooms where they taught and discipled, Larry and Nancy Allen’s story is one of perseverance, obedience, and a heart to equip others for Gospel ministry. Their years on the field reveal the challenges of cross-cultural life, but also the joy of watching God raise up leaders who would carry the work forward.
Building Bridges, Equipping Leaders: George Collins
Beginning in the country of Bangladesh to the founding of Live Global, George Collins followed God’s call to empower national partners and build Gospel-centered partnerships around the world.
Death of an Evangelist: Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk was a political activist, but more importantly, he was an evangelist. His faith often brought him into conflict with the culture around him and that conflict came to a head on September 10th when he was politically assassinated on a college campus.…
Faith in the Amazon: Ralph Poulson
From the remote jungles of the Amazon to the classrooms of a seminary in Natal, Brazil, Ralph and Margie Poulson’s story is one of faith, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to the Gospel. Their journey reminds us that wherever God leads—through trials or triumphs—His call is always worth following.
A Legacy of Fellowship: Bob and Lynne Trout (Part 2)
Even after decades on the field, Bob and Lynne Trout’s calling didn’t end—it simply took a new form in caring for those who had served before them.