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World Changers
Our partners are world changers. Evidence of that fills our newly released Annual Report. God has accomplished so much through people who invest in Bible translation. It’s an Read more…
Marketplace Lessons: R&D Casualties
History is littered with would-have-been success stories. Innovation without implementation results in a tragic waste of talent and resources. With respect to Bible translation, we have to press forward with an understanding of the urgency of the times we live in.
The Humble Link
My inbox has been flooded with emails in the wake of the Lausanne Movement’s international leadership meetings. It’s exciting to be connected with so many diverse Christ-followers. Perhaps Read more…
Learning To Lead
After years of serving missions-minded organizations, I am suddenly asking “What do I know about leading a movement?” As the new chairman of the Strategic Working Group of Read more…
Where Do We Go From Here?
This has been a special week, a historic week, here at the Wycliffe Discovery Center in Orlando, Florida. I flew in to host a pivotal meeting for the Read more…
How Can I Pray?
As an advocate for the Bibleless, I often hear the question “How can I pray?” Those four simple words are invaluable to the work of Bible translation—they are invaluable to all believers. Yet, understanding how to pray can be a challenge…
Humility is a Choice
Humility is a path we choose and perhaps best described as a series of choices. Webster defines humility as “the quality or condition of being humble.” Humility is a choice. The Scriptures call us to a life of discipleship and a path of dying to oneself. This path never truly ends.
Look! Get Up!
Today begins the second week of Look2012, an annual conference hosted by Wycliffe Global Alliance and SIL in Chiang Mai, Thailand. These hot and humid days have been filled with a flurry of activity. I’m so grateful that The Seed Company strategic leadership team is with me.
Living on the Edge
While in New York City to attend annual meetings hosted by the International Forum of Bible Agencies, I was assigned to be a “listener-reflector” on a panel about Read more…
