Author: Exjani Rojas

By Exjani Rojas – An innovative approach to winning the Japanese to Christ is now through online games, says a Japanese missionary. “By using games with developers and Christian gamers to reach these people who have no way of hearing the gospel is such a brilliant idea,” says Monci Arciaga. “God is moving in Japan in ways that I never expected.” Arciaga, who lives in Japan, says he attended a conference with Japanese game developers who are Christian. They are strategizing to introduce Christian beliefs into the backstory of the games. They’re working with people internationally, such as a developer…

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By Exjani Rojas – Infiltrating a white supremacist biker gang, FBI agent Scott Payne was carried downstairs into the ventilation basement and stripped by two toughs who searched for a wiretap, which they almost found in 2007. “Clothesline” kneaded the clothing, looked at it and didn’t see it. “I was freaking out. I thought I was done,” Scott tells. “My wife told me that night that she got an overwhelming feeling and pulled off the road and started praying for me.” Today, Scott Payne is an author, speaker and advocate against racism. He quit the FBI in 2021, overtaxed by…

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By Exjani Rojas — Ben Fuller only knew Jesus as a swear word. “Jesus came into my life like a wrecking ball,” Fuller says. He “knocked out the old me. This Jesus thing is really working.” Now he’s a Christian soulful baritone in the country-rock genre, but that only started 6 years ago. Prior to that, Ben was a lost soul who fell into drinking, drugs, sexual sin and suicidal ideations trying to fill the holes in his soul left by a “broken relationship” with his father. Ben Fuller grew up on a dairy farm in Perkinsville, Vermont. His dad…

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By Exjani Rojas — AI has brought Bigfoot out of legend and into prank videos, so it’s not a surprise that Sasquatch not only got saved but now preaches pastor-like on a slew of shorts and videos on the YouTube channel HolyBigfootVlogs. “Hey there, Bigfoot Fellowship. It’s Wednesday lunch, y’all. Don’t scroll. You need to pray over your food right now,” says the hairy beast in a suit. Whoever is behind these AI videos is taking humor to the next level and seasoning in with Bible study power. Pastor Sasquatch alternatively dresses in T-shirts and tennis and sometimes goes with…

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By Exjani Rojas – Paul Reuben became an atheist, then a New Ager, but when he composed his first song, strangely he felt compelled to name it “Jesus.” “The music is flowing out of my hands,” Paul says. “It felt holy, you know, and I was astonished. I recorded that song in five minutes or something, and the the song was finished like bam I was so amazed.” It was a weird twist for a man who had abandoned the faith of his parents, but it was a milestone in his return to Jesus. Born in Austria, Paul liked church…

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