Episodes

  • What is Missional Leadership? With Camille Melki

    What is Missional Leadership? With Camille Melki
    Apr 25 2026
    In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine sits down with Heart for Lebanon’s founder and CEO, Camille Melki, for an inspiring and insightful conversation on the ministry’s Mission and Leadership program—an initiative focused on raising up grassroots leaders to make disciples in their own communities.

    What began as a natural outgrowth of Heart for Lebanon’s ministry has become a powerful movement of equipping men and women who, after encountering the Gospel, are eager to share it with others. Rather than creating a traditional leadership track, the program was born from real questions being asked on the ground: How can I follow Christ faithfully? How can I disciple others? Where do I begin?

    Camille shares how the program is uniquely built from context to content—shaped by the realities of ministry in Lebanon and the surrounding region. Participants are not just trained in theory but are actively engaged in disciple-making throughout the process. Many are already leading home-based Bible studies, reaching their families, neighbors, and communities—even as they themselves are being discipled. With an initial cohort of 70 participants across southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, the program follows a three-year cycle focused on biblical formation, character development, and life skills training. Today, that impact is multiplying, with dozens of home groups forming and leaders being sent out across Lebanon, the Middle East, and even globally.

    As Heart for Lebanon approaches its 20th anniversary, this episode also looks ahead to 2026—a milestone year marked by vision for expansion, deeper church partnerships, and increased discipleship efforts. The ministry is already working alongside 50 local churches, strengthening their ability to make disciples and sustain healthy, growing communities of faith. But the work is not without cost. Many of these emerging leaders come from Muslim backgrounds and face significant challenges, including persecution and rejection.

    This episode is a call to stand with them in prayer—for strength, protection, perseverance, and continued boldness in their faith. Ultimately, this conversation highlights a powerful truth: when people are equipped, empowered, and sent, the Gospel spreads far beyond the walls of any one ministry.

    Show Notes:
    • The Vision Behind Mission and Leadership Born organically from the ministry’s disciple-making efforts
    • Responding to individuals eager to share their faith
    • Focused on raising leaders within their own communities
    • A Unique Approach to Training Built from context to content, not theory alone Three-year cycle: biblical formation, character, and life skills
    • Emphasis on active, ongoing disciple-making
    • Multiplying Impact Started with 70 participants across two regions
    • Dozens of home-based Bible studies now active
    • Leaders reaching communities locally and globally
    Looking Ahead to 2026
    • Celebrating 20 years of ministry
    • Expanding partnerships with 50+ local churches
    • Launching new programs and increasing discipleship efforts
    Challenges and Prayer Needs
    • Many leaders face persecution and social rejection
    • Need for spiritual growth, resilience, and protection
    • Ongoing support through prayer and engagement
    Key Takeaways
    • Disciple-making is most powerful when it happens locally
    • Leadership grows through both training and action
    • The Gospel continues to spread through faithful, equipped individuals





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    14 mins
  • Our War Response in Lebanon with Camille Melki

    Our War Response in Lebanon with Camille Melki
    Apr 11 2026
    In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine sits down with Heart for Lebanon’s founder and CEO, Camille Melki, for a sobering and urgent conversation on the current war unfolding in Lebanon and the wider Middle East. As conflict escalates, Camille provides a firsthand update on the devastating reality on the ground. Since early March, tens of thousands of airstrikes have struck Lebanon, displacing over 1.2 million people and claiming the lives of more than 1,400 individuals. With the potential for hundreds of thousands more to be displaced, nearly a quarter of the country’s population is now on the run—many for the second or third time in just a few years.

    The conversation explores not only the scale of the humanitarian crisis, but also the growing exhaustion among the Lebanese people. Camille explains that while tensions exist, the overwhelming sentiment across communities is one of fatigue and frustration, as repeated conflicts continue to devastate the nation and its people. Amid this turmoil, Heart for Lebanon has mobilized rapidly, drawing on years of experience responding to crises. From distributing emergency supplies like food, mattresses, and hygiene kits to expanding their outreach to thousands of newly displaced families, the ministry is now serving more than 45,000 individuals—well beyond its normal capacity.

    But beyond physical aid, this episode highlights something deeper: a growing spiritual openness. As families witness the unwavering presence and sacrificial love of the ministry’s team—many of whom are serving in their own affected communities—questions about faith are emerging in ways never seen before. People are asking, “Who is Jesus?” and seeking hope in the midst of despair. Camille shares how relational ministry remains at the heart of their work—serving all people regardless of background, while boldly and compassionately sharing the love of Christ. In regions where access to the Gospel has historically been limited, new faith communities are forming, and lives are being transformed.

    This episode is both a powerful update and a call to action—inviting listeners to pray, engage, and stand alongside those bringing hope in the most difficult circumstances.

    Show Notes:

    The Crisis in Lebanon
    • Over 1.2 million people internally displaced, with numbers expected to rise
    • More than 15,000 airstrikes and over 1,400 lives lost
    • Many families displaced multiple times within a few years
    A Nation Under Strain
    • Widespread exhaustion and frustration among the population
    • Economic hardship intensifying an already fragile situation
    • Communities facing fear, uncertainty, and shifting demographics
    Heart for Lebanon’s Response
    • Immediate mobilization following the outbreak of conflict
    • Distribution of essential supplies and expansion of operations
    • Now serving over 45,000 individuals across the country
    Faith in the Midst of Crisis
    • Increasing openness to spiritual conversations
    • Questions about Jesus emerging among those being served
    • Ongoing discipleship and formation of new faith communities
    A Call to Prayer and Action
    • Pray for protection, wisdom, and endurance for the team
    • Support efforts to reach displaced families
    • Engage with the ministry and stay connected through updates
    Key Takeaways
    • Crisis often opens hearts to deeper questions about faith and hope
    • Compassionate, consistent presence builds trust and impact
    • True hope is found not only in relief, but in the message of Christ
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    21 mins
  • Do Muslims and Christians believe in the same God? A conversation with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric

    Do Muslims and Christians believe in the same God? A conversation with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric
    Mar 28 2026
    In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine concludes the mini-series with a powerful and thought-provoking conversation titled, “Do We Believe in the Same God?” Joined by Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric, the discussion explores one of the most important and often misunderstood questions between Christianity and Islam.

    Drawing from his personal journey—from growing up as a radical Sunni Muslim in Sudan to becoming a follower of Christ—Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric unpacks the theological differences between the God of the Bible and the understanding of God in Islam. He explains that while both faiths profess belief in one God, the deeper you go, the more significant the differences become.

    Throughout the episode, Dr. Eric highlights key distinctions, including the nature of God’s love, His relationship with humanity, and how He reveals Himself. He explains that in Christianity, God is not only loving, but is love—and that this love is unconditional, relational, and demonstrated through Jesus Christ. In contrast, he describes how in Islam, God’s actions are ultimately tied to His will, and love is often understood in a conditional sense.

    He also discusses the significance of the incarnation—God entering time and space through Jesus—and the relational nature of the Trinity, emphasizing that God exists in eternal relationship and invites humanity into that same relationship. This stands in contrast, he explains, to a view of God as distant and transcendent without personal relational engagement.

    Additionally, Dr. Eric speaks about God as Father in the Bible, the assurance found in His promises, and the concept of covenant—highlighting that salvation in Christ is not uncertain, but grounded in God’s character and faithfulness.

    This episode invites listeners to go beyond surface-level similarities and thoughtfully consider who God is, how He reveals Himself, and what that means for our faith and relationship with Him.

    Show Notes:
    • Understanding God Across Faiths
    • Both Christians and Muslims affirm belief in one God, but differ deeply in how God is understood
    • Surface similarities give way to significant theological differences upon deeper exploration
    Key Theological Differences

    • The incarnation: God entering time and space through Jesus Christ
    • The Trinity: God existing in eternal relationship as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
    • God as Father: A personal and relational identity in the BibleThe Nature of Love
    • In Christianity, God is love—unconditional and rooted in His character
    • In Islam, love is often described as conditional and connected to God’s will
    Relationship and Revelation
    • The Bible presents a God who is knowable, relational, and present
    • God reveals Himself fully through Jesus, inviting humanity into relationshipAssurance and Covenant
    • Salvation in Christ is rooted in God’s promises, not uncertainty
    • God is a covenant keeper, offering assurance through faith in Jesus



    Key Takeaways
    • Understanding who God is shapes how we relate to Him
    • Christian faith centers on a relational, loving, and present God
    • True confidence comes from God’s character, not human effort


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    23 mins
  • Why Be Missional? A Conversation with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric

    Why Be Missional? A Conversation with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric
    Mar 14 2026
    In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine continues the mini-series with a meaningful conversation titled “Why Be Missional?” Joined by Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric, the discussion explores how every follower of Christ is called to live missionally bringing discipleship, love, and transformation into their communities wherever God places them.

    Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric draws from his own journey—from growing up as a radical Sunni Muslim in Sudan to becoming a follower of Christ—to emphasize that mission and discipleship begin with a heart for Jesus. He highlights that being missional is not about attending church on Sundays or completing programs; it’s about living out Christ’s love daily in our neighborhoods, workplaces, and schools.Throughout the episode, he shares practical insights on discipleship, illustrating that transformation happens relationally, day by day. Using examples from Scripture and real life, Dr. Eric explains how Christ modeled discipleship through daily engagement with His followers and how ordinary believers can serve as missionaries simply by living faithfully.

    He also discusses Heart for Lebanon’s Mission Leadership Program, which equips men and women—including Muslim-background believers—to disciple others within their own communities. The program emphasizes context, relationships, and practical application of Scripture, showing that small, intentional groups can create long-lasting spiritual growth.This episode is a powerful reminder that discipleship and mission begin with being available to God, showing love, and living intentionally. Transformation happens over time, through patience, relationship, and faithfulness, as God works in the hearts of those we encounter.

    Show Notes:


    • Being MissionalGod is a missionary God, always reaching out to people (Genesis–Revelation)
    • Mission is not limited to pastors or church leaders; every Christian is calledLiving missionally starts in your daily context—home, work, school, and neighborhood
    • Discipleship in PracticeTrue discipleship happens relationally, day by day, through example and engagement
    • Elevate others toward Christ by showing love, guidance, and patienceDiscipleship does not require perfect knowledge, only a heart for Jesus
    Heart for Lebanon Mission Leadership Program:
    • Equips students from diverse backgrounds to make disciples in their communities
    • Emphasizes starting from context, not imposing content
    • Builds organic, relational growth through small groups and home-based gatherings
    Key Takeaways
    • Being missional is about living Christ’s love wherever you are
    • Discipleship is a lifelong journey, available to all believers
    • Transformation begins with intentional relationship and patience
    • God works in people’s lives even before we arrive; our role is to join Him

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    24 mins
  • What is Political Islam? Lessons from the Persecuted Church with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric

    What is Political Islam? Lessons from the Persecuted Church with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric
    Feb 28 2026
    In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine continues the mini-series with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric in a powerful and thought-provoking conversation on “Understanding Political Islam and the Fear Narrative.” Together, they unpack one of the most complex and often misunderstood topics shaping global conversations today.

    Drawing from his personal journey—from being raised as a radical Sunni Muslim in Sudan to becoming a follower of Christ and now a bishop serving a global movement—Dr. Eric offers deep insight into the distinction between Islam as a faith and political Islam as an ideology. He addresses the roots of fear often associated with Islam and challenges listeners to move beyond generalizations toward informed, Christ-centered understanding.

    Throughout the episode, the conversation explores how fear can distort perception, hinder action, and prevent meaningful engagement. Dr. Eric explains how political Islam merges religion and state, the implications of Sharia law, and how extremist ideologies impact both Muslims and non-Muslims—highlighting that many of the primary victims are Muslims themselves.

    The discussion also sheds light on the reality of the persecuted Church in regions governed by strict religious laws, where believers often worship in secrecy and face immense cost for their faith. Yet, in the midst of suffering, there is resilience, growth, and a powerful testimony of unwavering faith.

    This episode is both eye-opening and deeply convicting, calling believers—especially in the West—to move from fear to faith, from comfort to conviction, and from passivity to prayerful action. It reminds us that following Christ has always come with a cost, and that there is much to learn from those who faithfully endure persecution.

    Show Notes:Understanding Political Islam
    • Distinguishing between Islam as a religion and political Islam as an ideology
    • Political Islam merges religion with governance and law
    • Lack of separation between state and faith creates societal and religious challenges
    The Fear Narrative
    • Fear often comes from misunderstanding and lack of definition
    • Media and global events have shaped a generalized fear of Islam
    • Christians are called to respond with truth, not fear
    Impact on Society and Muslims
    • Political Islam affects both non-Muslims and Muslims
    • Many victims of extremist ideologies are Muslims themselves
    • Examples include regions impacted by groups like ISIS, Boko Haram, and Al-Shabaab
    The Persecuted Church
    • Believers in many regions face legal, social, and physical persecution
    • Underground and house churches are often the only way to gather
    • Conversion from Islam to Christianity can carry severe consequences
    A Call to the Western Church
    • Faith in Christ is not meant to be comfortable or cost-free
    • There is much to learn from persecuted believers
    • Standing firm in truth requires courage, conviction, and faithfulness
    How We Can Respond
    • Pray for the persecuted Church to endure and grow
    • Learn from global believers who live out costly faith
    • Speak truth with love and stand firm in biblical convictions
    • Engage actively rather than passively in matters of faith and justice
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    18 mins
  • Your Muslim Neighbor: Faith, Understanding and Sharing Christ with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric

    Your Muslim Neighbor: Faith, Understanding and Sharing Christ with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric
    Feb 14 2026
    In this episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine continues the mini-series with a meaningful conversation titled “Your Muslim Neighbor.” Joined by Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric, the discussion explores how Christians are called to understand, love, and engage with Muslims in a Christ-centered way.

    Dr. Yasser Eric draws from his own journey—from growing up as a radical Sunni Muslim in Sudan to becoming a follower of Christ—to challenge common misconceptions. He emphasizes the critical distinction between Islam as a religion and Muslims as people, reminding listeners that every individual is created in the image of God and worthy of dignity, respect, and love.

    Throughout the episode, he offers practical and biblical wisdom on building genuine relationships rather than approaching Muslims as projects or debates to win. He highlights the importance of knowing our own faith first, engaging with humility, and creating space for real conversations rooted in shared human experiences.

    Using examples from Scripture, including Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman and Paul in Athens, Dr. Eric illustrates how meeting people where they are opens the door for meaningful dialogue and Gospel witness.

    This episode is a powerful reminder that transformation begins with love, that God is already at work in people’s lives, and that our role is to faithfully join Him through relationship, prayer, and compassion.

    Show Notes:Understanding the Difference
    • Islam is a religion; Muslims are people made in God’s image
    • Confusing the two leads to fear, misunderstanding, and division
    • Not all Muslims are the same—diversity exists across cultures and beliefs
    Start with Your Own Faith
    • Understanding Islam begins with understanding what you believe as a Christian
    • The Gospel—not opinion—grounds meaningful conversations
    Building Real Relationships
    • Muslims are not projects; they are people to love and know
    • True engagement requires time, presence, and shared life
    • Hospitality and listening are key to trust
    A Biblical Approach to Engagement
    • Jesus modeled meeting people in their everyday needs (John 4)
    • Paul modeled starting where people are (Acts 17)
    • Ask questions before giving answers
    From Fear to Friendship
    • Replace assumptions with real conversations
    • Move beyond fear of the unknown through relationship
    • Love must come before proclamation
    God Is Already at Work
    • Every person has a story God is writing
    • Our role is to join the “pre-existing work” of Jesus in their lives
    • Prayer opens our hearts to love others genuinely
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    23 mins
  • Who Is Your Enemy? A Christian Testimony of Jesus’ Love and Forgiveness with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric

    Who Is Your Enemy? A Christian Testimony of Jesus’ Love and Forgiveness with Bishop Dr. Yasser Eric
    Jan 31 2026
    Episode SummaryIn this deeply moving episode of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine launches a new mini-series with a powerful conversation titled “Who Is Your Enemy?” Joined by Dr. Yasser Eric, a bishop within the Global Anglican Church and a former radical Sunni Muslim, the episode explores the biblical meaning of enemies and Christ’s radical call to love them.Dr. Yasser Eric shares his extraordinary testimony of growing up in Sudan within a fanatical Muslim environment marked by generational hatred toward Christians and others deemed “different.” As a teenager, he was immersed in extremist ideology that glorified violence and dehumanized perceived enemies. This indoctrination culminated in a brutal attack on a Christian classmate named Zakaria, whom Dr. Yasser Eric nearly killed—believing at the time he was serving God.Everything changed when Dr. Yasser Eric encountered Jesus through the compassion and prayers of Christians he once hated. While visiting a hospital, he witnessed two believers praying with love and authority over a dying child—an experience that revealed to him a God of mercy, intimacy, and grace. That moment marked the beginning of his transformation, leading him to faith in Christ at the age of 19, estrangement from his family, imprisonment, and eventually a calling to ministry.The episode reaches a profound climax when Dr. Yasser Eric recounts a later encounter with Zakaria—the very man he had attacked—who reveals that he had been praying for him all those years. This moment powerfully illustrates Jesus’ command to “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you,” showing that transformation is only possible through Christ’s love, not human strength.This episode challenges listeners to confront cycles of hatred, reject violence, and embrace the reconciling power of prayer and forgiveness. It sets the tone for the mini-series by reminding us that the true enemy is not flesh and blood—and that loving our enemies is one of the clearest reflections of Jesus in us.Show Notes: Biblically, enemies are not merely people who annoy or oppose usScripture teaches that our struggle is not against flesh and blood (Ephesians 6)Hatred is often inherited, taught, and normalized across generationsThe Danger of Religious ExtremismReligion without Christ can fuel violence and dehumanizationFaith can become dangerous when it is disconnected from love and truthViolence always produces more violence—never peaceThe Power of Prayer and CompassionTwo Christians praying for a dying child changed Dr. Yasser Eric’s life foreverCompassion revealed a God who is personal, loving, and nearPrayer became the instrument God used to transform an enemy into a discipleLoving Your Enemy: A Gospel CommandJesus’ command to love enemies is impossible without HimForgiveness and love are not human achievements but divine workZakaria’s prayers broke a generational cycle of hatredA Life Transformed by ChristFrom persecutor to pastorFrom hatred to reconciliationFrom enemy to brother in ChristDr. Yasser Eric now leads a global movement of Muslim-background believers spanning over 80 countries, bearing witness to the redemptive power of Jesus Christ.📧 Email us: podcast@heartforlebanon.org🙏 Submit prayer requests: prayer@heartforlebanon.org🔗 Join our prayer list: https://heartforlebanon.org/prayer📬 Join our email list: https://heartforlebanon.org/emailsignupFollow Heart For Lebanon🌍 Website: https://heartforlebanon.org📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartforlebanon📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeartforLebanon🐦 Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/HeartForLebanon#JourneyOfHope #HeartForLebanon #ChristianPodcast #LoveYourEnemies #Faith #Discipleship #Forgiveness #Missions
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    21 mins
  • Christmas Special: Episodes that Moved You the Most in 2025

    Christmas Special: Episodes that Moved You the Most in 2025
    Dec 27 2025
    In this special Christmas edition of Journey of Hope, host Elio Constantine invites listeners to pause, reflect, and celebrate the faithfulness of God throughout the year. As we close out 2025 and celebrate the birth of Christ, this episode looks back on the most impactful moments from the Journey of Hope podcast—stories that resonated deeply with listeners and reminded us that true hope is found in Christ alone.

    Together, we revisit highlights from the most-listened-to episodes of the year, featuring voices and testimonies from the field that reveal God’s work through Heart for Lebanon. These are not just moments from a podcast—they are glimpses of lives transformed, dignity restored, and faith strengthened through the gospel.

    Throughout the episode, you’ll hear reflections and conversations including:

    · A powerful discussion with May-Lee on Heart for Lebanon’s vulnerable girls and young women initiatuve—restoring dignity, honor, and identity in Christ

    · A conversation with Pastor Jeff on how experiencing Lebanon firsthand reshapes our understanding of missions through mission trips to Lebanon

    · A moving segment with Pastor Bashir, exploring the biblical significance of Mount Hermon.

    As the episode draws to a close, Elio offers a heartfelt word of gratitude to listeners, prayer partners, and supporters who walk this journey alongside Heart for Lebanon.
    This year-end reflection is a reminder that the work of ministry is never done alone—and that prayer is not secondary to the mission; it is the mission.

    As you listen this Christmas season, may you be reminded that you are loved, not alone, and part of a greater Kingdom—one marked by hope, redemption, and the light of Christ.

    From all of us at Heart for Lebanon and the Hope Evangelical Church, we wish you a Merry Christmas. May your homes be filled with warmth, your hearts with peace, and your lives with the ultimate hope—hope in Christ.

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    20 mins