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CT Media Presents: God Pops Up in India

In this episode, follow Anil’s journey to learn more about the man who he is convinced saved his mother.

Anil’s life took a sudden turn after his mother was miraculously healed following a woman’s simple prayer to Jesus. In this episode of God Pops Up, follow Anil’s journey to learn more about the man who he is convinced saved his mother.

After watching this episode of God Pops Up, read more about Apilang Apum’s call to Christ in a remote corner of India.

Through God Pops Up, CT Media brings you stories from some of the world’s most dangerous locations. These stories feature people who are risking their lives to share the Good News. Although we have sought credible sources, for security reasons, we cannot cite those sources, show photos of subjects, or name names. In this series, we use animation to tell true narratives that encourage the global church, but we also seek to protect the people behind those narratives. CT Media created these videos as a discipleship tool for both kids and adults. Thank you for watching and sharing these stories.

If God leads, you can give a tax-deductible gift to any of these causes by giving through the National Christian Foundation (NCF). NCF will anonymously pass your gift to the cause you’ve chosen.

To nominate a story or to underwrite a story that shows how God Pops Up, email godpopsup@christianitytoday.com.

Also in this issue

We find ourselves near the end of a painful year, with a dark winter ahead of us. CT’s December issue speaks to the fundamental truth we celebrate every Christmas: “On those living in the land of deep darkness a light has dawned” (Isaiah 9:2). God still loves the world. He is still God With Us. And he still lives and moves among his people to bring light and life, hope and healing. These are the stories of the global church at work in the age of the pandemic.

CT Media Presents: The Harvest

CT Media Presents: God Pops Up in Southeast Asia

CT Media Presents: God Pops Up in the Horn of Africa

Portraits of the Pandemic

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The Roots of Our Issue

For Expats and Missionaries, COVID-19 Was a Crossroads

She Knew She Was Called to Serve. Then COVID-19 Came.

Meet the People Who Minister in America’s Food Chain

Ghana Pentecostals Come to the Defense of Accused Witches

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German Churches Reckon with Antisemitic History

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Gleanings: December 2020

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Where Are the Other Fake Fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls?

We Prayed for Healing. God Brought a Pandemic.

God’s Mercies Redeem Our Guilty Mornings

Why I Claim the ‘Global Evangelical’ Label

Life and Death in ‘The Land of the Clouds’

How the ‘World’s Largest Family’ Survived a Global Pandemic

Editorial

Jesus Is the Light of the Lockdown

You’re Probably Worshiping a False God

To the Ends of the Earth

In My Remote Corner of India, Christianity Is Seen as a Cultural Threat

Bringing Hope and Healing to a War-Torn Homeland, One Footstep at a Time

Review

China’s Greatest Evangelist Was Expelled from a Liberal Seminary in America

Review

20 Questions for the Churches in Africa

New & Noteworthy Books

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Christianity Isn’t ‘Becoming’ Global. It Always Has Been.

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