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Truth or Torture
Today’s Audio Devotion:
Truth or Torture
Haralan Popov was imprisoned and tortured by Communists in Bulgaria during Soviet times. On one occasion, prison authorities called him to the office and said, “Comrade Popov, we have decided to free you from the pit, since we feel you’ll be more sensible and obliging in the future.” The pit was a hot, stifling hole where countless prisoners suffered and died. In return, the official wanted information about other believers. After a moment of silent prayer, Popov said, “No.” It was a decision that cost him dearly, but Popov would not violate his integrity.1
One of the marks of a leader is integrity. Few of us will have to pay such a high price as Haralan Popov, but that’s all the more reason we should be painstakingly honest in little things.
Choose today to live according to godly principles in all areas and situations in life.
I believe in God and serve Him. I’m a pastor to these men. And you want me to report to you all they tell me? Never could I do that. Do what you want to me and this body. It is but clay. But I will never deny my faith.
Haralan Popov
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Beyond the Promised Land
This is episode nine from The Account, an original Turning Point Television production that was created to introduce David Jeremiah's teaching series I Never Thought I'd See the Day! Its message remains relevant for us as we are Living in the Age of Signs.
The Account takes you back to the 1960's when the advertising agency of Wyndham Ridgestone landed the most mysterious client in the history of their firm. This shadowy and intimidating Client hires the firm to influence the masses—to sway the behavior of people toward a liberal mindset—to market a moral shift in American culture. The faceless and nameless Client presents ten issues to the advertising firm and employs it to create these morally destructive campaigns.