Advancing translations in Vanuatu
Wycliffe Australia's CEO Max Sahl gives an overview of the exciting progress taking place in Bible translation throughout the Pacific - particularly among the language groups of Vanuatu.
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Stepping out in faith: First steps
What can you do if you feel called to serve God in a cross-cultural context but you're unsure of what's involved? Max explains how short-term trips can be a great way for people to learn more about Bible translation projects Wycliffe members are involved with by being immersed in the language and community of the people.
The God who sees me
Wycliffe Australia's CEO Max Sahl reflects on what it means to be seen by God. Be encouraged by his insights into a recent trip to a multilingual education (MLE) project that is giving hope and dignity to the Ngbaka community.
Our story in his story
Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, reflects on the history of the Australian branch of Wycliffe Bible Translators. Discover how Robert Story's story reflects our story in God's story!
Celebrating with our Indonesian neighbours
There is a growing Bible Translation Movement (BTM) in Indonesia, with local translation organisations being established to train local translators for this important work. However, training and facilitation, and resourcing and technical expertise are all desperately needed. Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, explains shares how the New Testament dedication in Ambon celebrates Wycliffe's partnership in the gospel with our Indonesian brothers and sisters.
Partnering in the Great Commission
Wycliffe Australia's CEO Max Sahl shares what it means to work together as the Body of Christ in partnership for the gospel.
'Every nation, tribe, people and language'
Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, shares about why Wycliffe is so committed to supporting the needs of indigenous language communities so that people from 'every nation, tribe, people and language' can understand the life transforming power of the gospel in the language that speaks to their hearts.
Disrupted plans
Wycliffe Bible Translators Australia CEO, Max Sahl, uses the story of Paul and his fellow prisoners being shipwrecked in Acts 27:1–28:10 to explain how God is still in control and able to lead us in mighty ways, despite the disruptions and challenges we encounter.
Partnering in Bible translation for Indigenous Australian languages
By Max Sahl | Wycliffe Today Spring 2021 Wycliffe Australia is very proud of its members working in translation and Scripture engagement projects right here in Australia. In our own backyard, ...
The one who calls you is faithful
At certain times in our lives, God calls us to do (or surrender) something for him that requires a large measure of faith. Wycliffe Australia CEO, Max Sahl, explains why we need to hold fast to the words that 'the one who calls you is faithful' (1 Thess 5:24).
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