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Banned Books Week: The one book people are willing to die for

Banned Books Week: The one book people are willing to die for

Most booklovers are probably familiar with the significance of this week. Sept. 26 – Oct. 2 is Banned Books Week. Launched in 1982, this annual event started as a result of schools, libraries, and bookstores challenging the “appropriateness” of certain books. However,...
4 ways to pray for people living in Bible deserts

4 ways to pray for people living in Bible deserts

Imagine encountering someone who’s just stumbled out of the desert after being lost for days. They’re weak from dehydration. They’re disoriented and confused. Someone who has had to go without the Living Water for most of their lives is in a similar situation. They...
It’s time to answer the call

It’s time to answer the call

“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” – Matthew 28:19 (NIV) Many people walk through life and feel like they don’t know their true purpose or what they’re supposed to do with...
This taxi driver didn’t want a tip. He wanted a Bible.

This taxi driver didn’t want a tip. He wanted a Bible.

Charles Spurgeon compares God’s Word to a “balm for every wound, a salve for every sore.” When you give someone a Bible, you help provide the ultimate comfort and relief for hurting people around the world. And you give believers like Danush the chance to keep...
Lost in the flood: One village watched its Bibles wash away

Lost in the flood: One village watched its Bibles wash away

What would you do if your Bible was suddenly destroyed? You’d most likely go buy a new one. Or use the spare copy in your house. Unfortunately, the people of Chikwawa, Malawi, in East Africa didn’t have that option. This community lost almost everything after severe...
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