Now Is The Time

What does gospel ministry look like when war becomes daily life? *Read the whole story In this video, The post Hope On Ukraine’s Front Lines: Oleksandr Radin first appeared on The Suko Family.

Born in the Soviet Union where faith was forbidden, Christina’s journey reveals how God’s grace broke through the walls of communism and continues to shine through the darkness of war. The post Childhood in the Soviet Union to Serving Christ in Ukraine first appeared on The Suko Family.

What leads a pastor’s son from a small church in Washington State to the war-torn city of Odesa, Ukraine? In this interview, The post From America To Ukraine first appeared on The Suko Family.

Two murders have shaken us in recent days. Charlie Kirk was shot and killed in front of thousands as he debated university students in Utah. The post The Murder of Charlie Kirk and the Idol of Safety first appeared on The Suko Family.

What drives a Ukrainian pastor to trade his pulpit for the frontlines of war? In this interview, Chaplain Andriy Zalishuk shares his extraordinary journey from pastoring a small church to walking alongside Ukrainian soldiers in the trenches. The post He Used to Be a Regular Pastor first appeared on The Suko Family.

In this episode, talk about our transition from ABWE to Gospel Today and do our best to answer your questions. The post Our Transition to Gospel Today: Answering Your Questions first appeared on The Suko Family.

Description:Forgiveness is one of the most powerful—and most difficult—acts we are called to as followers of Jesus. The post What Is Forgiveness? first appeared on The Suko Family.

Our ministry has changed a lot since the start of the full scale invasion. Like it or now the conditions around you can have a powerful negative or positive affect on how you share the gospel. The post How Wartime Changes The Gospel first appeared on The Suko Family.

Recently, I’ve heard claims—mainly from conservative media in the West—suggesting that the Ukrainian government is persecuting churches. Is this true? In this video, The post Persecution of Christians in Ukraine first appeared on The Suko Family.

America is in an identity crisis. People are searching for their identity and going to all kinds of drastic measures to change their identity in the desperate hope that with a new identity they will finally overcome their feelings of depression,

Unfortunately, as you look around our world it is not hard to find people who are rich, famous, in places of power,

There is something about the worth of the Gospel that is greater than any threat we can face, physically or otherwise.

What is the relationship between risk, God’s glory and God’s calling in our lives. This sermon based upon Isaiah 42:8-9.

We answer your questions about life in Ukraine and what’s going on now here on the ground exactly 2 years after Russia’s invasion on February 24,

The situation in Ukraine continues to draw concern. Winter brings heightened worries about power infrastructure and heating, especially in the face of potential advancements by Russia.

Unfortunately, we live in a world where it seems that terrors are multiplying. None of us want to be in a place of terror and yet we have all been there one way or another.

The Orthodox Church teaches that praying for your dead loved ones helps their soul make the 40 day journey from earth to heaven where along the way they will encounter many devils and 20 testings that will purify their souls and prepare them for heaven.

Today Christina joins me on the podcast to talk about her ministry of counseling both unbelieving and believing. Also we talk about the difference between parenting for the now and parenting for the long-term.

As we think about sharing the gospel with LGBT people let us remember that they are people too. Every one of us is a sinner and every sinner needs Christ.

As we look at the Bible it doesn’t take long to find out that the sexuality of mankind as a central part of creation.