Mohabat TV

Mohabat TV (Persian: شبکه محبت, "Network of Love") is a Persian-language Christian satellite television network that has been broadcasting since 2006. According to its official website, it describes itself as the first 24-hour Christian satellite network dedicated to broadcasting Christian messages and programming specifically into Iran. The network operates around the clock, seven days a week, distributing its content via satellite and over the internet. The channel's stated mission is to bring the saving message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Persian speakers around the world, especially in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, and to help make the Bible available in every home. Beyond broadcasting, Mohabat TV says it aims to facilitate the establishment of house churches for the building and growth of the body of Christ. Its programming is distributed through platforms including Hotbird, Eutelsat and Galaxy (Jalali/Galaxy), as well as through social media. Mohabat TV positions itself as non-political, respectful of other religions, and non-sectarian, stating that it respects all true branches of Christianity. It affirms adherence to the Lausanne Covenant. The network also operates an online "Virtual Church of Mohabat" (کلیسای مجازی محبت), which it says welcomes anyone seeking truth and deepening their faith, regardless of location or stage of faith. The virtual church reports seven years of service, 80 shepherds from around the world, four monthly sessions, and 10,000 monthly visitors. The network produces a range of Persian-language Christian programs, including teaching, testimony, news and documentary-style content. Recent programs listed on its site include "Living Truth" with Jack Hibbs, "Pulse of Iran," "Trauma," "Narratives of Witnesses," "Turning Point – The Great Disappearance" with Dr. David Jeremiah, and "Connecting the Prophecies – Season Four." It also publishes articles on theological topics such as eternal punishment, justification, divine sovereignty and human freedom, limited atonement, the Trinity, and the theology of the cross. Mohabat TV is a niche but significant player in Persian-language Christian media, serving a diaspora and in-country audience that faces restrictions on Christian broadcasting in Iran. Its content is available via satellite, online streaming, and a dedicated app. The network has maintained a continuous presence for nearly two decades, describing itself as standing with Iranian viewers over the past twenty years.

Mohabat TV began broadcasting in 2006, according to its official website, initially distributing 24-hour programming via the Hotbird satellite. From its inception, the network focused on Persian-speaking audiences, particularly in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, with the stated goal of bringing the Christian Gospel to Persian speakers and making the Bible available in every home. Over the years, the network expanded its distribution beyond Hotbird to include platforms such as Eutelsat and Galaxy (Jalali/Galaxy), as well as internet streaming and social media. It also launched a mobile app to make its content more accessible. The channel describes itself as the first 24-hour Christian satellite network dedicated to broadcasting Christian messages and programming specifically into Iran. In addition to television broadcasting, Mohabat TV established an online "Virtual Church of Mohabat" (کلیسای مجازی محبت), which it says has been serving for seven years, with 80 shepherds from around the world, four monthly sessions, and 10,000 monthly visitors. The virtual church is presented as a welcoming space for anyone seeking truth and deepening their faith, regardless of location or stage of faith. The network has maintained a continuous presence for nearly two decades, stating that it has stood with Iranian viewers over the past twenty years through its 24-hour follow-up team. It produces a variety of programs, including teaching, testimony, news and documentary content, and publishes theological articles on its website. Its programming has included shows such as "Living Truth" with Jack Hibbs, "Pulse of Iran," "Trauma," "Narratives of Witnesses," "Turning Point – The Great Disappearance" with Dr. David Jeremiah, and "Connecting the Prophecies – Season Four." Mohabat TV emphasizes that its mission is non-political, that it respects other religions, and that it has no particular sectarian affiliation, respecting all true branches of Christianity. It affirms adherence to the Lausanne Covenant. The network continues to operate as a Persian-language Christian media outlet serving audiences in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and the Persian-speaking diaspora worldwide.

• 2006

  Mohabat TV begins broadcasting 24-hour programming via Hotbird satellite.

• Expands distribution to Eutelsat and Galaxy platforms, as well as internet streaming and social media.

• Launches the Virtual Church of Mohabat, which later reports seven years of service, 80 shepherds, four monthly sessions, and 10,000 monthly visitors.

Non-political, non-sectarian Persian-language Christian media dedicated to evangelism and discipleship among Persian speakers, especially in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.

• Living Truth with Jack Hibbs

• Pulse of Iran

• Trauma

• Narratives of Witnesses

• Turning Point – The Great Disappearance with Dr. David Jeremiah

• Connecting the Prophecies – Season Four

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