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Does your work ever seem routine – perhaps even boring?
I know I feel that way sometimes. It sometimes seems like I’m editing and writing the same stories over and over again: tribal people responding enthusiastically to God’s Word, growing in faith, and bringing others to faith by teaching, sharing, or simply living their lives for Him.
I mean, look at these recent news stories from the NTM website:
Dinangats greet news of deliverer
Many questions arise — and are answered — as Bible lessons continue.
Bible course blessing to some, threat to others
Pai Tavy Tera believers enjoy learning, but unbelievers want the lessons stopped.
Living and learning among the Landumas
Missionaries’ lives communicate to tribal people before their words can.
Bagwidos need to get lost first
The people need to realize their need for a savior before they can embrace Jesus.
Few missionaries and a heavy workload
As missionaries Paul and Bella Gervasi leave for home assignment, their co-workers will continue teaching in four Sekadau villages in Indonesia.
Inanbimali Lessons 13–15: Teaching resumes after death
The people are eager to hear more from God’s Word because they want to know what happens when they die.
Dinangats weigh ‘heavy talk’
The people ask about "a way back to God" after hearing about Adam and Eve’s sin and their separation from God.
Believers step into leadership roles in their church
The Prais show signs of growth and personal commitment.
Ivangas encouraged to hear more of God’s Talk
Believers study Galatians while missionaries translate more Scripture.
Villagers welcome missionaries
Phu Thai villagers invited two missionary couples to minister in their village in Thailand.
Difficult outreach to local village unsuccessful
A Tala Andig church wants to share God’s Word with a local village but is turned away.
Dinangats stunned by Bible truths
Learning that "the penalty for sin is death" and that God is stronger than Satan left people sitting in silence.
Moses takes leadership seriously
The Guanano man rose to the challenge when missionaries were away.
Doors open on visit to Elsengs
People receive missionaries well as the team seeks a place to begin ministry.
It’s just the same thing over and over – God’s name being glorified among the nations, day after day.
I’ll let you in on a secret. OK, it’s not really a secret. I never really get tired of this. I am loving this. Thank you for praying and giving so I can serve God in this role.
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