This episode walks into one of the most defining moments of the Browns’ ministry—the night of the hijacking and the hard family conversation that followed.
You’ll hear how they processed danger with honesty, how they guided their children through fear, and how God steadied them when everything felt uncertain.

Their story highlights the real cost of obedience, the wisdom required to live in a high-risk environment, and the strength that rises when trust in God becomes more than a belief.
It’s a powerful look at courage expressed in the very moments when fear is real and the path forward feels costly.

Before they ever stepped onto foreign soil, David and Karin Brown lived their lives “leaning on the door of missions.”
They prepared, waited, and trusted that God—not ambition—would turn the handle.
In this first episode, they share how faith, loss, and calling shaped their readiness to go.
You’ll hear how years of quiet obedience led to the moment God opened the door—and how His presence steadied them when fear followed.

After years of preparation in the United States, Józsué Dán returned home to Hungary with a single conviction—to bring the Word of God back to the center of the church.

In this episode, Józsué shares the challenges of coming home to a spiritually dry land, the struggle of planting a church without a team, and the beauty of watching God provide faithful brothers to stand beside him.
He describes Hungary’s need for deep discipleship and how expository preaching is transforming hearts one verse at a time.

This conversation is an insightful look at what it means to walk by faith, lead with humility, and build the church on the firm foundation of Scripture.