
163 - Andy Coleman on How Christians in the West Can Prepare for Persecution
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In this episode, Chase Davis interviews Andy Coleman, author of 'In Days of Darkness', discussing his journey from military service to ministry, the realities of Christian persecution, and the importance of resilience in faith. They explore the different categories of persecution, the role of wolves within and outside the church, and the distinction between above ground and underground churches. Coleman emphasizes the need for Christians to be bold in their faith and prepared for challenges ahead, while also recognizing the strength and resources available within the global church.
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