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New study Bibles allow Rwandan pastors to dig deeper

New study Bibles allow Rwandan pastors to dig deeper

Frederick turned the pages of his new study Bible with great reverence. To his delight, the study Bible held more than just text. It also contained numerous illustrations and charts.“The pictures and maps in the study Bible help [me] understand the text,” he said,...
What’s your most precious belonging?

What’s your most precious belonging?

If my apartment were on fire and I could save only one belonging, I wouldn’t grab my Bible. I would grab the Martin OM-21 guitar my father recently handed down to me. It’s irreplaceable … not because it’s one-of-a-kind. They made hundreds if not thousands of that...
What does the North Korea summit mean for Christians?

What does the North Korea summit mean for Christians?

Many thought it would never happen, but just hours ago the President of the United States met with North Korea’s supreme leader for the first time in history… even pausing to smile for photos. While these friendly images and talk of nuclear concessions are somewhat...
How a trunk full of boxes answered a prayer

How a trunk full of boxes answered a prayer

Nian Zhen’s quiet journey begins before dawn. By the time the rooster’s crow cracks the cold winter morning, he is already nearing his destination in rural China. His family has to leave early in the morning so they’re not seen or heard. As they make their way, the...
All Scripture is useful: Part 1

All Scripture is useful: Part 1

All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching … — 2 Timothy 3:16 (NIV) In North Korea, Christians face a seemingly impossible challenge. They must grow in their faith without regular access to pastors, spiritual mentors, or teachers. Some North Korean...
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