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“The message is bound up with the literary form. It’s actually the literary form that is a part of the message.” – Tim Mackey
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The Prayer Garden
Our base in State College, Pennsylvania, hosts a beautiful garden of prayer. Nestled on a hill, this garden is more than just a picturesque space; it is a vision realized to kindle prayer and support for God’s kingdom globally. Visitors are welcomed by large stones, each bearing the name and a special verse for different
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“Disciplemakers who enjoy feeling relied upon seldom reproduce other disciple-makers.” – Kirk Anderson
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Church Planting Challenges
It’s easy to have high ideals when we set out to plant churches cross-culturally. That is good. The Builder of the church has called us to make disciples of all nations. Yet this calling is not without opposition. Jesus Himself faced rejection and suffering. In the end, He was crucified—but even that was part of
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“To teach the New Testament without having taught the Old Testament is to teach the Supply without having taught the Need, the End without having taught the Beginning, the Fulfillment without having taught the Promise, the Superstructure without having taught the Foundation, and the Consummation without having taught the Commencement.” – Mark Zook
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Two Worlds of a Missionary
Our family returned to Pennsylvania on furlough earlier this year. We have come to anticipate these times of connection with our families, friends, and home church. As we reconnect, I realize the uniqueness of living in two houses, in two geographical locations, spanning two drastically different cultures. We participate in two churches, but yet we
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“The best accent to speak with is that of humility.” – Jordan Flory
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Limitations of Bible Translation Statistics
In the last half-century, Bible translation work has dramatically accelerated. The increase in pace has raised the idea of eradicating Bible poverty. With such a goal in view, there needs to be a way to measure Bible translation progress and see how close we are to the finish line. This has led many Bible translation organizations
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“God gave everyone the capacity to communicate His message.” – Mark Cain
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“As God’s word is expressed in different languages, this gives us new insights into God’s character and message; each language revealing a new aspect of God’s glory, and all languages combining to give us a fuller picture, a picture that no single language ever could.” – Eddie Arthur
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