Faith without Frontiers tells human stories from around the world where Christian faith meets culture, society, and politics. Through intimate interviews and lived experiences, the podcast explores how faith informs decisions, shapes communities, and influences public life—sometimes quietly, sometimes controversially, always in deeply human ways.

This is a podcast for listeners who value nuance, curiosity, and conversations that resist easy labels.

Latest Episodes

My Uncle Was Martyred | David Bhatti

David Bhatti, a 29-year-old Canadian lawyer born in Pakistan, describes his family’s Christian roots in Punjab, their immigration to Canada for religious freedom, and ...

Church or Hotel Planting for Christ? | Rebekka & Josef Schneider

Josef and Rebecca Schneider, Austrians in Horn, describe moving seven years ago from stable jobs (Josef a high school religion/sport teacher; Rebecca a music therapist...

Economic Crimes Demand Economic Solutions: Business Against Trafficking | Dr. Lauren Pinkston

Dr. Lauren Pinkston, chair of the Freedom Business Alliance (FBA), explains how “economic crimes demand economic solutions” by equipping businesses to provide faith-ad...

Criminality is Not a Good Career Choice in Finland | Ville Hoikkala

Gordon Showell-Rogers interviews Ville, a Finnish Christian attorney with a 20-year solo practice focused on immigration alongside criminal and family law, meeting him...

God Designed the Church to Work Together in Mission | Paulo Feniman

Paulo Feniman, a Brazilian leader with Africa Inland Mission (AIM), describes his transition from 26 years serving AIM Brazil/South America—20 as executive director fo...

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