Grant Berry, founder of Reconnecting Ministries, has long warned about the global rise of antisemitism. But he says what’s unfolding now represents the other side of that same coin: the mounting pressure on Christians in historically significant regions like Lebanon, where Christianity’s roots run deep. Crucially, Israeli military actions are not targeting Lebanon’s Christian communities. Instead, they are aimed squarely at Iran’s proxy network and Hezbollah loyalists embedded within the country. Yet the distinction is often lost in the chaos, leaving Christian communities increasingly vulnerable—both physically and politically—as tensions escalate. Berry can speak to the deeper spiritual and historical implications of this moment: how the erosion of Christian presence in Lebanon mirrors broader regional trends, and how rising antisemitism and anti-Christian hostility are interconnected phenomena fueled by the same extremist ideologies.
Attn Todd Beezley/Special Guests M-F 2-8 p.m. Eastern
Grant Berry was born in London, England. He is a student of Scripture and a close follower of geopolitics. Berry is the founder of Reconnecting Ministries and Producer of The Romans 911 Project that builds bridges of understanding between Israel and the nations.
Grant has written five books, The New Covenant Prophecy, The Ezekiel Generation, Romans 911 – Time to Sound the Alarm!, Romans 911 Study Guide, and The Reconnection Mandate. He also writes for Charisma Magazine and sits on the board of multiple organizations.
Grant led missions teams to the former Soviet Union from 1993-1997.
As a marketplace leader, Grant was also an entrepreneur in the Cosmetic industry for more than 30 years.
Grant is married to Hali Berry, and they have five children.
