What God is Doing in South Asia
About this episode
The episode discusses everyday ministry in South Asia, focusing on the challenges and realities of gospel work in a predominantly Muslim context.
What does everyday ministry look like in South Asia? In this episode of The Missions Show, Alex sits down with K.Y., a ministry partner serving in a predominantly Muslim country in South Asia, to discuss the realities of gospel ministry in one of the world’s most challenging mission fields. K.Y. shares how his ministry integrates theological education, discipleship, and church planting to strengthen local believers and equip leaders for faithful witness amid persecution and social pressure. K.Y. explains the risks Christians face when sharing their faith, the challenges posed by radicalized elements within society, and the importance of relationship-based evangelism that demonstrates Christ’s love through everyday interactions. The conversation also highlights encouraging evidence of God’s work as people from Muslim backgrounds come to faith in Christ through personal relationships, transformed lives, and, at times, extraordinary spiritual encounters. Key Topics: Ministry in a majority-Muslim South Asian context and the challenges of evangelism The role of theological education, discipleship, and church planting in strengthening the church Persecution, social pressures, and the…
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