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Poverty Unlocked

A Christian response to a world of hunger

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  1. It’s Not OK

    World poverty is not OK with God, and it shouldn’t be OK with us. 18,000 children die every day of preventable causes, but many of us wonder if we can make a difference in the face of such a grim … Continue reading →

  2. Meet the President of Food for the Hungry, Gary Edmonds

    In this special episode of Poverty Unlocked, we feature the recording of a conference call between U.S. church leaders and the President and CEO of Food for the Hungry, Gary Edmonds. During the call, Gary shared his heart for the … Continue reading →

  3. Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions – Part Two

    Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert’s new book, Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions, takes the ideas of When Helping Hurts and applies them to short-term missions. In this audio interview, co-author Steve Corbett discusses why short-term missions do not always … Continue reading →

  4. Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions with Steve Corbett

    Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert’s new book, Helping Without Hurting in Short-Term Missions, takes the ideas of When Helping Hurts and applies them to short-term missions. In this audio interview, co-author Steve Corbett discusses why short-term missions do not always … Continue reading →

  5. The Healthiest Way to Give

    Today I’m going back to one of the most basic lessons about poverty–one that everyone needs to understand but very few people actually get. It’s the infamous issue of dependency. Listen to this 20-minute episode to become an instant expert … Continue reading →

  6. A Life Surrendered to God

    Many college students have big dreams about how they’ll use their university degrees to change the world. But for many of us, real life sets in shortly after we graduate. There are loans to pay back, rent to cover, salaries … Continue reading →

  7. The Purpose of the Poor

    Is there a positive purpose to poverty? Marty Martin shares his thoughts on the purpose of the poor, which he says is “the elevation of all humanity.” The story of Lazarus and the rich man, told by Jesus in Luke … Continue reading →

  8. Best Practices in Orphan Care

    An interview with Amanda Cox, coordinator for the Faith to Action Initiative. Amanda focuses on best practices in orphan care, emphasizing that God’s plan for children involves families. She discusses times when orphanage care is a necessary option, and other … Continue reading →

  9. How to Say “I Love You”

    When we walk with people living in poverty, communicating God’s love is one of the most important messages we bear. For those who feel forgotten by God and devalued by the world, the truth of God’s love can transform everything. … Continue reading →

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A Christian response to a world of hunger

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A Christian response to a world of hunger

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