Anchors in the storm

The disciple Luke tells two remarkable accounts of survival at sea in the face of a storm ...

Jesus, storms and cushions

Many of us will face ‘life storms’, those sudden circumstances that paralyse, overwhelm and disempower. Like the disciples in Mark 4 who were trapped in a sinking boat ...

Praise you in this storm

Knowing God is with us is one thing, but praising him in the hard times is another. One thing I’ve realised is that there are two ways you can respond to a storm. You can ride it out and then look back and see how God was at work ...

A reminder that God saved me for this purpose

The first response for many people with a life-threatening injury is not to praise God. But Netty says it was the beginning of God leading her to the place he wanted her: serving him as a translation facilitator with Kartidaya.

Give us your fuel, Lord!

Imagine being separated from your family at the height of a natural disaster. Landslides have cut off access to major roads, transport, electricity, food and clean water. What would you do?

The legacy of a 60-year friendship and Scripture engagement

Dr Joseph Havel is a retired forestry officer now living in Western Australia. He has been a faithful supporter of Bible translation through the years, giving in various ways to Vision 2025 projects, ...

Honouring Gwen

We have been inspired by the loving and gracious servant heart of Gwen Gibson. David Cummings writes about the life of this pioneering 'code breaker'.

Isn't Jesus a Western god?

When a person encounters Christ in a culture different from their own, and through a second (or third) language, the question of identity is a big deal. Alfinda explains why.

Language matters

Wycliffe Australia CEO Max Sahl explains why it is so important to keep indigenous languages alive to preserve culture, identity and empowerment as communities connect with God's Word in the languages they understand best.