Welcome once again in the conversations that had a podcast and I'm going to

regularly talk about the situation that our persecuted brothers and sisters are going through in Nigeria.

And it's not talked a lot about in the mainstream news.

Unfortunately, even Christian commentators that I know, I don't know if we'll get into details on this,

have said that it's either exaggerated or not happening.

It certainly is happening.

And that's one of the things that we care about.

That's why you hear me advertise ETP coffee on the podcast. It's why my wife and I give monthly to this organization that we're about to talk with the CEO of Quipping the Persecuted.

And so the goal of this podcast is to give you another update. There are things that have changed since the last time we talked about the situation in Nigeria. And Judd Saul, who is the, I said the CEO, I think president is probably the better term of equipping the persecuted, who previously was a producer on films like Enemies Within the Church,

who has been on the program a number of times,

is here to talk with me about it.

So thank you, Jud, once again, for being on the podcast.

And let us know what's going on.

I know there are these massacres Easter time.

And I know Truth Nigeria's tracking all this stuff.

But it doesn't sound like things are improving

over there.

No, things are actually getting a little bit worse.

To say that the Nigerian government is just complicit in the killings.

It's more than that.

I think they're actually helping partake in the killings.

Leading up to Easter, so I'll just give you a bit of a background here.

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