Carry the Light to One More Home
The best thing that ever happened to the mission was ordinary people talking. That is where you come in.
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How to Pray for the Field
Pray for missions is a fine instinct and a hard assignment. Here is something real to carry to God this week.
What Your Giving Actually Does
You deserve a plain answer about where your gift goes, without the glossy photos and the rounded-up numbers.
The Book That Finally Sounds Like Home
A particular joy comes from reading something that sounds exactly like you. Millions of believers have never felt it with a book about faith.
What Gets Lost in the Wrong Language
A word can be translated correctly and still miss the heart. Careful translation is slow because souls are involved.
The Last Mile of the Great Commission
The gospel traveled two thousand years to reach you. For millions it came close and stopped one language short. That gap is why we exist.
Why Heart Language Matters
A person can learn a second language and still pray in the first. The gospel can be understood in a second language, but it comes home in the first.
Who the Light Is For
Every lighthouse is built with someone in mind. Ours is built for the people the world tends to reach last.
Why a Lighthouse, and Why Every Home
A lighthouse does not argue. It stands where the rocks are and keeps its light burning, so someone in the dark can find the way home.
The Language of the Heart
“…how is it that each of us hears them in his own native language?” (Acts 2:8, BSB) A man can learn a second language and still pray in his first. When the pressure is real — when the diagnosis comes,…