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When God Opens an Impossible Door
In the early 1990s, I was invited to teach an “Approaches to Reaching Muslims” seminar in Abu Dhabi. During one of the breaks, someone introduced me to an elderly Canadian nurse with an intriguing description: “She knows everything about Abu Dhabi.” As I listened to her story, I soon discovered why. What she shared with me remains one of the most inspiring missionary stories I have ever heard. Her journey began when she was only 16 years old. She told the elders of her church
Jim Bennett
Aug 263 min read


“If That Is What the Lord Wants, I Will Go”
Hindu man sitting on ledge in a public area What would it take for you to go to the very people you once hated? For Rahul Pal and his future wife, Suhita, the answer was simple—but not easy. It required complete surrender to the call of God. In the late 1990s, Rahul Pal was a student at Southern Asia Bible College (SABC) in Bangalore, India. Rahul’s grandfather had been a practicing Hindu and had passed his religion on to his grandson. Yet, in God’s providence, Christian neig
Jim Bennett
Jul 94 min read


Nicodemus’ Third Dilemma: To Come to the Cross or Not?
When Nicodemus learned that Jesus had died, his attention turned to giving an honorable burial to the Messiah. A spirit of persecution still filled the atmosphere, so any public connection to Jesus could spell trouble. Nicodemus therefore faced his third dilemma: should he go to the cross of Calvary or not?

Fred Farrokh
May 275 min read
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