Three months ago, a disputed election caused discontent within the nation of Iran that continues today.
"People are extremely disappointed," said David Harder with Christian Satellite Television by and for the People of the Middle East and North Africa.
Iran's top leader recently warned opposition of a harsh response if they rebelled against the Islamic Republic.
"What appears to be an increasing crackdown in Iran," Harder stated, "both on political dissidents and on others, including Christians, is causing people to become even more disillusioned than they were before."
This widespread disillusionment is an open door for SAT-7 to offer the hope of Christ.
"We're pleased that we can present Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who've pretty much decided that life is hopeless."
SAT-7 PARS broadcasts encouragement to young people in Iran, and Christian music videos are an especially powerful tool.
"I've spoken with many people who know Iran and other parts of the Middle East who say that music is particularly effective," explained Harder. "When people hear God's Word set to music, particularly local styles of music, it has a great impact."
Harder goes on to say that SAT-7 has received positive feedback about their broadcasts.
"We know people are calling in, they're texting us, they're saying how much they appreciate the broadcasts. One person wrote recently to say it was the only source of hope that he had during the recent unrest and demonstrations."
Many people in Iran are desperate for hope and purpose that can only be found in Jesus Christ. Please pray that they tune in to SAT-7 at the right moment to hear the Gospel. Pray also for SAT-7 producers as they create encouraging programming, and please remember to pray for believers in Iran.
"Life is very difficult for them right now," says Harder. "We need to pray that they'd have freedom to worship and for any that have been arrested, that they would be released and that they would be comforted."
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"People are extremely disappointed," said David Harder with Christian Satellite Television by and for the People of the Middle East and North Africa.
Iran's top leader recently warned opposition of a harsh response if they rebelled against the Islamic Republic.
"What appears to be an increasing crackdown in Iran," Harder stated, "both on political dissidents and on others, including Christians, is causing people to become even more disillusioned than they were before."
This widespread disillusionment is an open door for SAT-7 to offer the hope of Christ.
"We're pleased that we can present Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who've pretty much decided that life is hopeless."
SAT-7 PARS broadcasts encouragement to young people in Iran, and Christian music videos are an especially powerful tool.
"I've spoken with many people who know Iran and other parts of the Middle East who say that music is particularly effective," explained Harder. "When people hear God's Word set to music, particularly local styles of music, it has a great impact."
Harder goes on to say that SAT-7 has received positive feedback about their broadcasts.
"We know people are calling in, they're texting us, they're saying how much they appreciate the broadcasts. One person wrote recently to say it was the only source of hope that he had during the recent unrest and demonstrations."
Many people in Iran are desperate for hope and purpose that can only be found in Jesus Christ. Please pray that they tune in to SAT-7 at the right moment to hear the Gospel. Pray also for SAT-7 producers as they create encouraging programming, and please remember to pray for believers in Iran.
"Life is very difficult for them right now," says Harder. "We need to pray that they'd have freedom to worship and for any that have been arrested, that they would be released and that they would be comforted."
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