Little Red Radios (Part 1)

We asked Pioneers around the world, “How are you seeing God’s relentless pursuit of the unreached in your context?” Read how they see God at work.

The parable of the sower meets social media: Heidi in the Middle East uses Instagram to connect with people across the region who want to know more about Jesus.

Groups of foreign and local believers focused on church planting are working together and seeing the gospel start to go places it hasn’t gone before.

Bee had been ill for two weeks, was suffering from stomach pains and headaches and not eating. She was also having brutal and disturbing nightmares.

Frank is an unconventional missionary who uses social media to reach spiritual seekers and coaches teams on the field to do the same.

A young missionary from America has two passions: baking and Jesus. Watch as Lindsey figures out how to combine the two in France.

Aisha had little access to the gospel, but she had a lot of questions. See how a digital media ministry met her where she was and helped her find a new way.

What if a spiritual seeker in an unreached part of the world uses Google, YouTube or even Facebook to find answers to their questions about Christianity?

“God didn’t say, ‘Go into all the world where you can get a missionary visa.’ He just said, ‘Go into all the world.’” – Ted Fletcher

Life in a coastal fishing village—in Southeast Asia, or really, anywhere—can be both rugged and refreshing. Can you picture God at work here?

Pioneers Greg and Alex have put more than 50,000 audio gospels into the hands of Quechua people. Journey with them into the Andes mountains.