• September 17th, 2009
According to Hebrews 11, it is impossible to do acts of faith without taking risks. This is the way it is in the Kingdom of God. When God gives us a mission to do, there is always an element of risk. Without risk, there cannot be faith. The missions, as well as the risks involved are always beyond our abilities and resources. The more faith demands, the bigger the reward.
God has called us to “Go Ye” with acts of faith. We need to resist the strongholds of disbelief and put our whole trust in Christ and pray without ceasing for the guidance of His Holy Spirit! It’s impossible to please God without faith. We must “believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.” (Heb.11:6). We invite you to listen and be part of the front-line of faithful missions workers in this generation.
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• September 9th, 2009
In a recent meeting, we received reports by Russian pastors than they are seeing people come into their churches and evangelism meetings who have one goal - to receive Christ as Savior. They attribute this new-found spiritual hunger to their partnership in outreach with IRR/TV through local media in their cities.
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• September 9th, 2009
Find out who makes up the missions staff of IRR/TV and the areas of the world in which we minister. It’s not just Russia!
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• August 28th, 2009
When we think of Iran. we have images of Islamic extremism; an environment completely hostile to Christianity. But 
there are literally millions of underground Christians and their numbers are increasing. We cannot go into Iran as missionaries of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, but we can broadcast to them by satellite. It is like rain from heaven and the Islamic government cannot stop the down pour. Satellite is the number one means of receiving TV in Iran and people there are watching. Your support of this kind of missions work makes the Great Commission possible in difficult to reach places.
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• July 21st, 2009
IRR/TV is an unlikely name for a missionary ministry. It stands for International Russian Radio and Television, reflecting the roots of the ministry, working in Russia through media. Soon a new name will crown the ministry to better reflect the expanding mission fields God has directed us to harvest. Our missions panel talk about what’s been achieved for the cause of Christ and where God has been leading us.
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• July 21st, 2009
IRR/TV is committed to ministry to the Arabic World. One of our productions has produced over 300 episodes of a program seen throughout the Middle East and other parts of the World. The production team shares how this program and other Arabic media ministry initiatives are reaping a harvest in forbidden fields of the Islamic World.
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• July 21st, 2009
We are told in the media that Islam is a religion of peace? What does the Koran (Qu’ran) say? Our Arabic Ministry team go right to the source Islam to find out.
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• July 21st, 2009
IRR/TV was born in 1986, but it’s roots in reaching Russia go back much further. Dave Ogren looks back with IRR/TV’s Founder and President, Hannu Haukka
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• July 9th, 2009
IRR/TV has worked with churches in 14 cities so far this year in Russia. And to date, we have received requests and responses at our local call centers from 15,000 Russian families. The focus of our media outreach strategy in Russia is the family. We tell stories of families who have been changed because one or more members were able to face their problems in life with Jesus Christ at their side. These stories appear on television, radio, outdoor and transit advertising, in print and on the internet in places that have little or no Christian broadcasting or other media in Russia.
Hannu Haukka shares this good news!
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• July 9th, 2009
Are we in the Last Days spoken of in the Bible? No matter how you answer this question, we should live our lives as if Jesus were returning tomorrow. What are you doing to reach the lost of this generation? We live in a day of instant communication. Mobile phones, the internet and satellite TV have brought the entire world within our reach. In 2003, IRR/TV tried a new approach to spreading the gospel by saturating the media of a city with life stories of people who’s lives were dramatically changed by Jesus Christ. We continue to work with local churches in Russia and other countries, training and equipping them to reach their people - accomplishing 100 years of missions work (according to traditional methods) in 30 days.
IRR/TV’s U.S. Missions Director, Dave Orgen discusses this shift in strategy with Hannu Haukka, Founder and President of IRR/TV.
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