There are believers who take great risks to worship Jesus with their Christian family members.

Persecuted believers have a hope-filled faith.

There is strength in numbers – “a chord of three strands is not quickly broken.”

Among Christians in Iran, God’s Word is treasured and read in secret.

God wants his message of hope through Jesus made known!

While aware that persecution will likely follow, those who know the truth of God and his presence in their life are confident of being in his grip.

What a privilege to be part of God’s growing family, planted across the world but unified by salvation through Jesus Christ.

In countries hostile to Christians, surrendering to Jesus poses a probable risk of persecution. How might ‘The Great Commission’ impact these believers?

Believers in countries hostile to Christians are not often readily, or peacefully, afforded the opportunity to worship with others.

Jesus is compassionate enough to meet us where we are and loves us enough to lead us to God’s best.

We have a unity which is strengthened in love as we support each other (Ephesians 4:26), and loving each other as brothers and sisters in God’s family demonstrates that we are followers of Jesus (John 13:35).

Each week in our own Heart Training studies, we pray for the Bible recipient to be impacted by God’s truths. We wield the sword of the Spirit (Ephesians 6:17) on behalf of our brother or sister in Christ.