The Uncharted Ministries Podcast with Tom and JoAnn Doyle

Jeff Gerhardt is not only the chairman of the board for Uncharted, but he also helps businesses and ministries around the world become the best they can be. Jeff can come alongside you as a leader to help you build your team into a high functioning group that thrives together and achieves more than you could've ever imagined. He did with Uncharted Ministries in the Middle East. Leaders, sit back a...

Iran is the fastest-growing church per capita in the world. Sharia Law and the Ayatollah's brutal regime have not slowed down the spread of the gospel of Christ one bit. The women of Iran are leading the way in telling the Good News and becoming a force for good to be reckoned with in the Persian nation. JoAnn Doyle will be hosting a women's television program and broadcasting weekly into Iran via...

Tommy Doyle discusses a new Bible translation that's underway in the Middle East and right in the heart of Islam. The ancient people group that will receive it has never had the Bible in their heart language. But that's about to change! This Arab Tribe is strongly Islamic and can trace its roots back to the Bible, and yet they've never had one. Imagine that! What a God-sized breakthrough this Bibl...

How do I finish strong for Christ and one day hear the six most important words: "Well done, good and faithful servant?"     Tom is joined by Author-Bruce Peppin

Judaism, Islam, and Christianity all have something in common this month. 50 days after Passover during the Feast of Weeks-Jews commemorate when Moses was GIVEN the Law from Yahweh on Mt. Sinai. On Pentecost-Christians remember the day the Church was GIVEN the Holy Spirit as told in detail in Acts 2. Muslims believe that during the last week of Ramadan and on "The Night of Destiny" Mohammad was GI...

In their first podcast, Tom and JoAnn Doyle tell real stories from the Middle East of new believers who are risking their lives for Christ. Also, travel to Jerusalem for a live interview with CBN correspondent Chris Mitchell on the most unusual Good Friday ever in the Holy City.