In Cambodia, streams of grace are replacing Pol Pot’s killing fields. MNN’s Ruth Kramer and Meng Aun Hour, a Cambodian Christian helped by Asian Access, discuss the shift in this interview.

Distributing Bibles in Equatorial Guinea is a challenge, according to Operation World. And yet, God’s Kingdom is growing in the tiny West African nation.

World Mission’s Greg Kelley sends a report from the field.

Greg Yoder speaking with Jerry Wiles of Living Water International about ‘orality’ and how it is changing mission work.

Christians have been an Islamic State target since the terrorists began rising to power in 2013. Now, ISIS appears to be changing tactics, opting for mass executions.

MNN’s Katey Hearth and Mike Dworak of E3 Partners Ministry discuss implications and ministry strategy .

Katey Hearth speaking with Patrick Klein of Vision Beyond Borders about a mass Bible distribution project in a closed country in Southeast Asia.

Katey Hearth speaking with a worker from Partners Relief and Development about ministry in Burma.

We interviewed Lindsay Ackerman about Mission India’s 2015 She Counts campaign.

Half of Pakistan’s population are women, and the best way to reach them for Christ is through other women sharing their faith.

In this interview, Bruce Allen of Forgotten Missionaries International explains to MNN’s Katey Hearth how they’re equipping Christian Pakistani women to share the Gospel.

FMI’s National Leader for Pakistan, “Nehemiah”, also shares the latest updates from the field and how former Muslims are searching for Truth.

World Mission’s Greg Kelley reports Filipino revival in areas affected by 2013’s Typhoon Haiyan. Kelley and MNN’s Greg Yoder discuss role of the Treasure in current Filipino revival, as well as how listeners can get involved.