Monthly Archives: November 2014

Is the bank of justice empty?

The LORD is a shelter for the oppressed, a refuge in times of trouble. (‭Psalms‬ ‭9‬:‭9‬ NLT) I went to bed hoping and praying, but woke up this morning to the dreaded headline, “Ferguson in flames…the violence is spreading from … Continue reading

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“All I wanted was a pair of hands…

…why is it that I get whole people to deal with?” Henry Ford is reported to have said. This was back when the assembly line was being born and workers were employed for their productivity. This productivity worker gave way … Continue reading

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The fierce urgency of now…*

“I have a dream today…” …one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. …one day…the sons of former slaves … Continue reading

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The whole Bible…it takes a team!

The Bible for the KUNA people of Panama — the 531st complete Bible (Old and New Testament) in the entire world — was dedicated in late September of 2014. My wife, Dallas, and I attended the largest celebration, which was … Continue reading

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Why Bible Translation?

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A prayer to end Bible poverty…*

Your Word is more precious than all I possess; (Ps. 19:10) It gives light to my path and directs my steps; (Ps. 119:105) Because of your grace, and through your Word, lives are transformed and minds made new; (Rom. 12:2) … Continue reading

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Prayer for today (and always)…*

Lord, take your Word and apply it to my: mind so that I would not be shallow; eyes so that I see the world as you do; ears so that I hear your voice; mouth so that my words honor you … Continue reading

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