David Nasser

David Nasser, an Iranian-born pastor who escaped the 1979 revolution, shares his story and perspective. He discusses the underground church’s rapid growth in Iran and reports of dreams leading people to Jesus. He reflects on geopolitical reactions inside Iran and outlines a vision for revival and how the global church can respond.

David Nasser, an Iran-born pastor and author who fled the 1979 revolution and later embraced Christianity, shares his remarkable life story. He describes surviving violent oppression, fleeing to the West, and a transformative encounter with Christians. Conversations cover the underground church’s rapid growth in Iran, digital revival through Bible downloads, and Iranians’ rising role in global ministry.

David Nasser, Iranian-born evangelist and author who fled Iran as a child, shares his story and faith journey. He recounts escaping the 1979 revolution, life as a refugee in the U.S., and discovering Christianity. Conversation covers the underground Iranian church, hopes for revival, when to stand or flee, and how believers should wisely support spiritual movements in Iran.

David Nasser, Iranian-born speaker and author who fled Iran in 1979 and now equips the underground church. He recounts his escape and surprising path to faith. He describes the growing underground church in Iran and practical ways people can help. He contrasts Middle Eastern family cohesion with Western individualism and explores honor, boundaries, and healing in family life.

David Nasser, an evangelist and author with over 30 years in ministry, shares his captivating journey from childhood in Iran to faith in America. He emphasizes that every story is vital in pointing to God's Kingdom. Listeners hear about his family's perilous escape from Iran, the transformation of his father's heart through small acts of service, and the pivotal moments that led him to follow Christ. David encourages everyone to actively share their stories of faith, reminding us how our narratives connect us to something greater.