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A Teacher, a Vision, and a Bible That Speaks to Africa

In a quiet corner of Cameroon, the Gospel is taking deep root—not just in churches or crusades, but in schools, prisons, and villages—thanks to passionate leaders like Madame Mary Nkafu.  A teacher by profession and a minister at heart, Madame Nkafu is a woman on a mission: to bring the truth of God’s Word to those…

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The “Sin” of Not Controlling Emotions and my 10 Year Old Son

We were having communion at church after a good sermon on how God can bring good out of our guilt.  They took a creative step and were flashing things on the screen that you can give to God and receive his forgiveness:  “lust, lies, bigotry” … then it popped up on the screen.  Laura’s hand shot up in a reflex and hit her head, I felt like I’d been hit in the gut.  They had just flashed “not controlling your emotions,” up on the screen as a sin to deal with in your life.  Since when did that make the list?

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The Hall of Men and Bible Translation

I tell this story to say that I am a passionate, globally minded Christian, driven by fulfilling the Great Commission. And, because I do not want you to take what I have to say out of context. I fear that our massive use of human and financial resources to translate the Bible may not be the best use of the church’s resources nor should it be the church’s top priority.

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The Fellowship of His Sufferings

When you first became a Christian, what did you expect your life would look like?
Did you think you’d always be happy and content, constantly singing God’s praises from a heart overflowing with joy? Were you surprised to find that all your problems had not vanished? Did you feel angry or confused that suffering was not excluded from your new life with Jesus?

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