Christine Caine

Christine Caine, author, speaker, and anti‑trafficking activist who founded A21, shares lively reflections on prayer, turning 60, and running the race of faith with purpose. She talks about prayer as the fuel for activism. She urges audacious, practical prayer, describes flourishing like an olive tree in hard soil, and calls listeners to pray for laborers for the harvest.

Christine Caine, world-renowned Bible teacher, author, and anti–human-trafficking activist, shares her journey from unnamed adoptee to leader and reformer. She discusses childhood trauma, discovering her adoption, renewing the mind through Scripture, and how personal wounds shaped A21. Short, candid reflections on recovery, discipleship costs, finishing well, and passing faith to the next generation.

Christine Caine, a passionate speaker, activist, and author, dives into her groundbreaking work with the A21 Campaign, aimed at eradicating human trafficking. She shares personal inspirations behind the movement and highlights successful rescue initiatives for survivors. The conversation expands to the complexities of supporting healing for victims and the need for systemic change. Christine also touches on LGBT inclusion in ministry, advocating for balance between personal support and long-term transformation, while encouraging everyone to take action against modern slavery.

Christine and Nick Caine, founders of A21, are on the front lines of combating human trafficking and promoting justice. They share inspiring stories from their global experiences, emphasizing the urgent need to engage communities in faith-based solutions. The duo illustrates the significance of teamwork through Olympic relay metaphors, exploring the hopeful future with a new generation ready to lead. With powerful narratives on the realities of trafficking, they highlight the importance of awareness and the transformative power of faith in healing and resilience.

Christine Caine, Australian-born author, speaker, and anti–human trafficking advocate, shares her story of trauma, healing, and resilience. She explores flourishing rooted in faith, the olive tree as a resilience metaphor, the role of Scripture and community, and how suffering and pruning can produce endurance and long-term fruit.