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God's Smuggler

Book • 1964
God's Smuggler is the inspiring true story of Brother Andrew, a Dutch missionary who risked his life to smuggle Bibles into communist countries during the Cold War. The book chronicles his daring missions and the lives he touched along the way, showcasing his unwavering faith and the miraculous ways God provided for him.

Brother Andrew's story led to the establishment of Open Doors International, a ministry that continues to support persecuted Christians globally.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

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Daliso Chaponda
describing the smuggler who organised large-scale Bible deliveries into repressive countries.
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No Such Thing As Doing A Solzhenitsyn
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Ryan Brown
to describe the origin story of Open Doors and its founder's activities behind the Iron Curtain.
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Ep 1344 | Mexican Cartels’ New Target: Evangelical Christians. Here’s What’s Happening | Ryan Brown
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Greg Koukl
as an example of someone whose prayers often seemed promptly answered, demonstrating intense trust in God.
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Is Fasting Food Specific?
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Randy Alcorn
as a formative missionary book that influenced him after he became a Christian.
Episode 178 - Investing In Eternity with Randy Alcorn
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Simon Guillebaud
when discussing books that inspired him in his youth.
Passionate Pioneering | Bev Murrill
Mentioned by Matt Brown in relation to a similar story of a modern-day God smuggler.
Why Christian Men Need to Break Out of the Corral
Mentioned as one of the stories about resistance in the face of totalitarian anti-God regimes.
The Benedict Option at Beth Immanuel
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Simon Guillebaud
as one of the classic missionary stories that inspired him.
Loving Reason in Beirut | Lukas Ruegger
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Simon Guillebaud
as an example of classic missionary stories that inspired him.
The Adventure of Faith | Gordon Hickson
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Greg Koukl
when describing a recent reread and reflecting on how the book portrays answered prayers in tight situations.
Should I Pray for Protection for Persecuted Christians When God Might Want Them to Be Martyrs?

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