Over 3 billion people still have no access to the gospel. What can we do about it?

In this special episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, host Greg Kelley is joined by Ruth Kramer and Marvin Newell to highlight the International Day for the Unreached. Together, they unpack the urgency of reaching the nations still without gospel access—and how you can play a role.

Marv shares stories from his years in Indonesia, Ruth weighs in on how global events are shaping missions today, and the team introduces new resources and practical ways to get involved. Whether you're new to the cause or deeply engaged, this episode will encourage and equip you to make Jesus known to the ends of the Earth.

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You may never have heard of the Daasanach—but God hasn’t forgotten them.

In this episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, hosts Greg Kelley and Ruth Kramer sit down with Levi, a missionary serving in northern Kenya, and Jerry Smith, Director of International Training. Together, they unpack what it takes to bring the gospel to the Turkana and Daasanach peoples—navigating decades of conflict, extreme terrain, and communities with and without access to Scripture.

Levi shares powerful firsthand stories from the field, offering a glimpse into both the hardships and breakthroughs of ministry at the ends of the Earth. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation and discover how you can help bring the gospel to places where Jesus is still unknown. Visit UnknownNations.com for more.

What happens when one book of the Bible reaches a fierce, unreached tribe in Northeast India?

In this episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, Greg Kelley and Ruth Kramer sit down with John Pudaite of Bibles for the World to hear the incredible true story of the Hmar people—once animists, now bold followers of Jesus.

Discover how the gospel transformed an entire tribe and launched a movement to reach other unreached nations. Learn about the strategies that fueled the spread, the power of culturally relevant outreach, and the partnerships that continue to multiply the impact. Don’t miss this firsthand account of radical faith, redemption, and mission.

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What if we stopped praying for safety—and started praying for boldness?

In this powerful episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, host Greg Kelley teams up with Hope Loomis to explore the essential role of prayer in reaching the spiritually darkest corners of the world. You’ll uncover scriptural foundations for missions-focused prayer, learn how to pray effectively for unreached people groups, and be challenged by three “dangerous prayers” that move beyond comfort and into kingdom impact.

They also discuss the urgency of the harvest, the need for more laborers, and practical ways to intercede with greater focus and intention.

If you’ve ever wondered how your prayers can support frontline workers and advance the gospel where Jesus is unknown—this conversation will equip and inspire you to take the next step.

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Home to 25% of the world’s population and a staggering number of unreached people groups, South Asia is one of the most urgent—and promising—mission fields on earth.

In this episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, host Greg Kelley sits down with Jerry Smith, International Training Director, to unpack what’s really happening on the ground. Discover how indigenous leaders are being equipped through culturally relevant training, and why their role is key to long-term gospel impact. Learn about the unique challenges of the region—and the massive opportunities for growth.

Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation on how you can be part of advancing the gospel in one of the world’s most spiritually strategic areas.

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Bihar, India is home to the highest concentration of unreached people groups on the planet—yet few know its name. In this special on-location episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, host Greg Kelley sits down with a courageous indigenous leader, to unpack the spiritual realities of this densely populated, religiously diverse region.

Hear firsthand how the gospel is taking root despite opposition, how audio Bibles are opening hearts, and how equipping local believers is fueling a movement. Be inspired by real stories of transformation and discover how your prayers and support can help bring lasting change to one of the world’s most overlooked mission fields.

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Content Warning: On the Unknown Nations Podcast, we share real stories from the front lines of ministry. This episode includes experiences involving violence and personal trauma. Listener discretion is advised.

He was child when war broke out in Lebanon. By his teens, he’d joined the army and eventually landed in special forces. In this powerful episode, Greg Kelley sits down with his long-time friend to talk about how God met him in the middle of trauma, violence, and a desire for revenge—and completely changed the course of his life.

Now, he’s leading gospel efforts among refugees and Muslim communities across Lebanon and beyond. It’s a raw, honest conversation about forgiveness, transformation, and why this small country plays such a big role in reaching the Middle East with the hope of Jesus.

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Known for decades of conflict, Iraq is now witnessing house churches quietly multiply as the gospel takes root in impossible places on earth.

In this episode of the Unknown Nations Podcast, host Greg Kelley sits down with Randy and a courageous indigenous leader serving on the ground in Iraq. Hear how local believers are combining evangelism, church planting, and humanitarian aid to bring holistic hope to their communities.

This is a powerful firsthand report you won’t want to miss—and a reminder of how the global Church can help shape the future of this war torn region.

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