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True and Beautiful: Publishing Gospel-Centered Books for German-Speaking Churches in Need
When you pick up a theology or Christian living book, do you pick it up with the hope of enjoying God? When you look at the cover and admire the artwork and the combination of colors portraying something about the inside of the book, does it draw you in and cause you to delight in the Savior?
What I Learned from the Ugandan Pastors I Was Supposed to Teach
As I interacted with conference attendees throughout the trip, I was astonished not by the lack of resources or theological training that many of them had, nor the distances that some had traveled to be there. It was their zeal for the Word of God that was unlike anything I had ever seen.
Biblical Theology Seeks to Take Russian-Speaking Churches by Storm
Arman and his team provide churches with theological resources, but their strategy looks much different from the American marketing strategy. If Arman is to provide Russian believers with books, he has to think outside the box: “At the end of the day, the best marketing in Russia has to be at a local church level.”
Singing the Good News Is Leading to Gospel Transformation in Romania
Though Lóránd loved the opportunity to learn from his seminary professors and read the assigned content, he saw a void. Theologically sound resources in Romanian are few and far between. He and his classmates needed theologically sound resources to read and learn from—even English resources, which many of his classmates could read and speak.
English Is the New Global Lingua Franca, and That Matters for Missions
We occasionally hear questions about distributing English resources to equip the global church. The concept of a “global lingua franca”—or the view that one specific language is predominant in the world—might be challenging to some. But the reality is that God has often used particular languages to broadly spread his truth to millions.
This High School Grad Saw the Need—Now He’s Distributed Thousands of Theological Resources
Chris Insaidoo had only just graduated from high school in Ghana, but he knew that his life’s calling was to share the gospel with the unreached. His first task? Helping the leaders in his church who had no formal education and couldn’t read English.
Study Bibles: A Shield against Misinterpreting Scripture
Through the Global Ministry Fund, donors made it possible for Nigerian pastor Isaac to receive an ESV Global Study Bible. Aside from his seminary training, the Global Study Bible has had the biggest influence on his ability to correctly interpret and understand Scripture, especially when he faces questions or claims that don’t hold up to the truth.
What the Croatian Church Really Needs
Most Croatians, while claiming to be Christian, don’t know the truth of the gospel. Stevo Vuletić has set out to see the gospel preached in truth to men and women throughout Croatia by partnering with Crossway to make resources available in their language.
Evangelizing Wherever Doors Are Open
Often we go through the motions, in too much of a hurry to pause for a moment and consider who we’re surrounded by and what we have to give to those people—the good news of the gospel. Consider this question: who might you have unknowingly withheld the good news from?
The Enduring Impact of a Pastor’s Personal Spiritual Growth
In Myanmar, with a population that is nearly 88% Buddhist, pastors and church leaders cannot easily access theological resources to support them and help them grow in their ministry. Pastor Zaw, who ministers to several church congregations throughout the country, has experienced this lack of resources in his own ministry.
There Are Churches in Kenyan Slums? Yes, and They're Thriving
Instead of running away from the slums, Ronald and his family run toward the slums. And they come bringing the good news of the gospel, a treasure that has been seen to transform the lives of pastors in Kibera, one of the world’s largest slums.
Books and Bibles Burned, but Christianity Prospers
After the war, the Southeast Asian government required all missionaries to leave the country and closed all Bible schools. The government went so far as to burn any Bibles and theological books that were found. They were looking to purge the country of Christianity. But one glimmer of hope resided in Daniel’s childhood home.
Want to Make a Difference? It Starts with One Person
Throughout the past couple of decades, the city of Darfur, located in southwestern Sudan, has been known as the “World’s Worst Humanitarian Crisis.” If there is anywhere in the world where it would make sense that the light of the gospel would not shine, it’s here. And yet, even in the darkest of places, the light is still shining.
Is There Any Hope for Christianity in Poland?
It’s no surprise to hear that Saudi Arabia ranks as having one of the lowest evangelical populations in the world at 0.53%. But what may come as a surprise is to know that Poland’s evangelical population has an even lower representation at 0.31%.