Gratitude doesn’t disappear overnight, it erodes beneath hurry, fatigue, and quiet resentment. This reflection invites us back to remembrance; to a faith that gives thanks even in the shadows, and to the God who still spreads tables in the wilderness.

Five centuries ago, a hammer struck the doors of Wittenberg and opened the Scriptures to the world. What began with courage and conviction shattered walls of inaccessibility. The Reformation was not rebellion—it was restoration: access to God’s Word for every believer, a legacy still echoing through every page we preserve.

For the Kuyu, the story of Jesus remains just a name—not yet a Savior­.

October is Pastor Appreciation Month—a great time to thank your leaders for the work they do to teach God’s Word. Here are 15 meaningful ways you can bless your pastors this month.

Debbie Macauley was raised in a home where only one person followed Jesus—her mother. In 2013 her mother passed away, but not before years of prayers had been answered and Debbie embraced Jesus as her Savior…