“Inexplicable” – The Story of Christianity in Asia (Official Trailer TBN) #shorts

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“Asia: The Great Wall and Beyond,” proves that no wall, no army and no government can stop the life-changing message of Jesus Christ. While the task in Asia is not finished, their legacy proves that love overcomes all barriers.

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*More About This Episode* “Inexplicable” – The Story of Christianity in Asia (Official Trailer TBN)
“Asia: The Great Wall and Beyond” produced by Phil Cooke and Cooke Media Group, is Episode 5 of the 6-episode TBN television series “Inexplicable: How Christianity Spread to the Ends of the Earth.” Hosted by Golden Globe nominee Dennis Haysbert (“24” “The Unit”) the series is part of a year-long multimedia exploration of the spread of Christianity and its impact on today's society presented exclusively on TBN.

How did the Gospel message begin with 12 Apostles more than 2,000 years ago and inexplicably become the faith of billions today? That’s a God-sized question. To uncover the answer, TBN will take you to 20 world regions throughout 2020, revealing stories of God’s historical presence and miraculous events of today, beginning where Christianity all started, in Israel, then following its spread throughout the world.

Asia played an important role in faith history. Between the 1400s and 1800s, Christianity took hold in Korea, Japan, China, and India, due in part to determined Jesuit missionaries. Yet Jesus’ warning of Christian persecution and martyrdom came to pass in great numbers. How did Christianity survive in nations dominated by ancient cultures and religions?