The radical Islamic attackers returned about an hour after Brad Brandon’s team left a Nigerian village bearing the dead and even-more people died. Why does the killing continue—and what could help protect these families? Join Craig and Shelly Huey for an insider’s account from a man who helps rescue survivors, bury victims, and care for 570 widows whose husbands were killed in attacks. Brad takes you inside the aftermath of the violence. He explains what he believes is missing from efforts to stop it—and reveals unexpected reasons for hope. Listen and discover: • The dangerous gap Brad says military strikes leave behind… • The unexpected step he credits with sharply reducing violence where his team works… • The new approach being tested for families with only minutes to escape… • Why choosing Christianity has forced believers into hiding… • The urgent requests Brad would bring into a private meeting with President Trump… • The remarkable response his team reports after 12 years of reaching Muslim communities… • The prayer request you might never expect from someone who has witnessed these massacres… Hear the experiences behind the headlines—and discover specific ways to pray and respond. Listen free while you drive, walk, or work around the house. Follow Huey Alert and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Learn more about Brad’s ministry and prayer updates: https://acrossnigeria.org

What happens when you escape a communist dictatorship—only to discover you still aren’t free? Craig and Shelly Huey welcome Dan Chung, co-founder and executive director of Crossing Borders, for an unforgettable conversation about North Korean refugees, human trafficking, and faith that endures unimaginable suffering. Dan’s ministry has served refugees and their children since 2003. In his book, A Hard Freedom: The Dreams and Trauma of North Korean Refugees, he tells the stories of people he has personally met. Hear about a battered guitar, a whispered Christian song, and a woman’s tears. Discover why Dan calls Margaret, whose body was broken by abuse and forced labor, “the greatest person I’ve ever met.” You’ll also hear why dictators fear the church, why crossing a border doesn’t always bring freedom, and how you can help through prayer and support. If you’ve been discouraged, make time for this conversation. These stories invite you to consider the hope suffering cannot extinguish—and the freedom you enjoy every day. Listen now. Then share this episode with someone who needs hope. Learn about Crossing Borders:
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Israel and Gaza: Winning the War, Losing the World

A father leaves for war. A mother stays behind with three young children. When the sirens sound, she has 90 seconds to get them to shelter.

Then comes Christmas—and a gift that reveals how desperate life has become.

In this gripping Huey Alert episode, Craig Huey speaks with Israeli reservist and TBN Israel host Yair, author of Boots on the Ground, and his wife, Anna.

Their story opens a deeply personal conversation about Israel, Gaza, and the struggle to explain a war to the world.

Hear why Yair believes military victories haven’t won the battle for public opinion. Listen to his responses to questions about Hamas, civilian suffering, and humanitarian aid.

Then hear Anna describe protecting her children while wondering whether their father would return—and how both wrestled with fear, grief, and faith.

What does war do to your ability to love, forgive, and trust God? Craig asks. Their answers are at the heart of this conversation.

Listen free now. Follow Huey Alert, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear the people behind the headlines.

Boots on the Ground: A War Journal of an IDF Reservist

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