Welcome once again to the conversationsations that Matter Podcast. I'm your host John Harris.

We're going to talk today about persecution in Nigeria. We've talked about this before.

We've kind of adopted a mission's organization on this

particular podcast equipping the persecuted, started by Judd Saul who's going to be

the one we're going to be talking to today.

And I just, Judge sent me an article a few days ago

by an independent journalist in Joss, Nigeria,

named Asara Kim, and it is heartbreaking. I don't know if I have a public link to it.

He sent it to me over email, but if I can get a public link, I'll try to link to it in the

info section or in the notes so you guys can see what I'm looking at but

what's happening there is we talk about persecution happening in this

country or starting in this country. Discrimination against Christians, certain businesses

that aren't allowed to operate unless they will celebrate sexual degeneracy. We talk

about what happened just recently with the shooting in Nashville and I mean there's a lot of examples of

various ways in which Christians are being

discriminated against for lack of a better term.

And in Nigeria though, this is on a whole other level.

This is the real persecution, the persecution that we read about in the Bible.

And don't think it can't get that way in this country

because that is possible, but in Nigeria,

it already is this way.

And it's Muslims, terrorists, Boca Haram, and I don't know, there's probably a number of groups involved in going into

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