Textual Criticism
April 7, 2020
—by Adam Boyd When translating the New Testament, the key question we are always asking ourselves is, HOW do we translate the Greek text into
Writings
Beavers or Trainers
March 30, 2020
Suppose you are sent to a people who have never heard the Gospel. What would be your plan from the day you arrive? What sort
Plant or Transplant?
March 7, 2020
Discovering the Indigenous Church Planting Principle Steve Sanford tells how the Joti (HOE-tee) believers, after being taught the Scriptures about communion, came to him saying,
Communities of Believers
February 25, 2020
Discovering the All-Nations Vision The Bible shows that God desires to dwell among His people and display His glory through them. After Adam’s fall, all
No Exclusion Clauses
February 21, 2020
THE BIBLE SAYS HE WILL INHERIT ALL NATIONS. I was reading in Psalm 82 this morning and a few verses stood out to me. “Defend
Urgent Call to All Missionaries with Families
January 30, 2020
Our missionaries working overseas in the harvest are not alone. They have families that work alongside them. Husbands, wives, and children are engaged in the
Lessons from a Jungle Hike
January 24, 2020
As we hiked in the jungle to the distant community these words kept coming to my mind: Trying to walk in the steps of the
Opening the Door with Community Development
January 17, 2020
Did you know that in many places Christianity is unwelcome? Some governments are wary of foreigners, and some religious sects strongly oppose the influence of
Long-Nosed and Abounding in Mercy
November 15, 2019
In Bible translation, one of the challenges that must be faced is how to handle idioms in the Biblical text. What is an idiom? In
How Did We Receive the Canon of Scripture?
September 28, 2019
At the link below you can watch a 1.5-hour video where Paul Shirk explains how we received the Canon of Scripture. We can know what