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A Big Vision for Small Books

by Trevor Meers You need a lot more than efficient shipping to deliver solid biblical training to every corner of the world. Take language alone. Native speakers translate books into their language while editors translate scholars’ words into concepts accessible for the target audience. Sometimes biblical training may even mean dipping into the farming business. …

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Plows for Pastors

by Erin Ensinger A Tanzanian pastor faces his family with a grumbling stomach and empty hands. He scrapes together spiritual sustenance for his congregation with no seminary education, commentaries, or study Bible. But his meager salary leaves his table bare at the end of the day. “They’re going hungry,” Pastor James concluded in a conversation …

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What Now, God?

by Jessica Helm I entered marriage at the young age of eighteen, full of hope and excitement for the future. I vowed to love and cherish my husband through thick and thin, eager to get my new life started. My visions of what life would look like abounded with possibilities. Brokenness and the depravity of …

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A Writer’s Bookshelf

by Erin Ensinger I read stacks of books on writing before I realized the good ones all give similar advice: I found comfort rather than frustration in reading the same advice repeatedly. I came to see how straightforward beginning and maintaining a writing life can be. Perhaps we complicate things because we’re scared to take …

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