Why are there so few Christians in Japan? In an island nation where the gospel reached its shores centuries ago, Christianity has just seemingly never been able to grow.
Suffering reminds us that this world was never meant to be our home.
There is a day coming when suffering will be no more, and until then, even our hardship can deepen our longing for what God has prepared for us.
Hear more in Philip Anthony Mitchell’s conversation with David Platt and Austin Huang on Everyday Radical.
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The missionaries of tomorrow may be sitting at your dinner table today.
How we talk about God’s work around the world can shape how our children see their place in his mission.
Read Hannah Hagarty’s practical tips for helping your children see and love what God is doing among the nations at radical.net 🔗
The gospel is still good news—even when it costs everything. In this episode of Neighborhoods & Nations, hear true stories of persecuted Christians making Jesus known in the world’s hardest places.
Next Tuesday (10/13 at 9am CT) on Everyday Radical, we’re releasing our full conversation with Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell of 2819 Church.
Pastor Philip shares why prayer must come before proclamation, why the Church cannot afford to compromise biblical truth, and why contending for the faith means fighting battles both around us and within us.
Why are the red zones red? Why are billions of people unreached by the gospel?
In this episode of Neighborhoods & Nations, we explain why Christianity has spread the way it has across the world and why there are still areas completely unreached by the gospel.
Kindness is easy when people are kind to us. The real test is how we respond when they aren’t.
God showed immeasurable kindness to us when we were his enemies. Following Jesus means reflecting that same kindness—even toward those who offend, hurt, or slander us.














