Marinda is a member of our Afrikaans translation team. Three years ago, Marinda sat in her quiet sanctuary—a room set apart for time with her Heavenly Father—searching for something more. After the uncertainty of the pandemic, she longed to go deeper in her faith but didn’t know where to start.
When Grace first purchased a Love God Greatly Bible, she had no idea it would lead to something much bigger. As a mother juggling the challenges of raising children and balancing a busy schedule, she longed for encouragement from God’s Word. But with so few Bible study resources available in
We’d love to share a short video from our friend Samantha, the Clinic Director at Watermark Health in Dallas with you today. In it, she shares how our Love God Greatly Bible studies are being given to women from around the world, women who speak Burmese, Spanish, Arabic, AND right
When you think about “Reaching the Nations,” you might picture getting on a plane and traveling to a faraway country, thousands of miles from home. But sometimes, God brings the nations right to our doorstep. That’s exactly what He’s doing through our partnership with Watermark Health, a Dallas-based medical ministry
Happy Fall! The leaves are beginning to change, pumpkin spice is in the air… and in our tummies. We’ve lit our favorite fall candle, signifying that we’re ready to slow down from the busyness of summer and slide into the coziness this new season brings. Here at Love God Greatly,
Every Love God Greatly study highlights one of the languages we serve—our new study, From Beginning to Forever, includes the highlight of our Urdu branch. Join us in prayer for Bakhtawer, her team, and the women of her language and nation as you read her story, and help us spread
Every Love God Greatly study highlights one of the languages we serve – our new study, Secure in Christ, includes the highlight of our Kinyarwanda branch! Join us in prayer for Stephanie, her team, and the women of her language and nation as you read her story, and help us
The world often tells us that we have to work at or earn the love of others. But Christianity turns this idea upside down. God’s love is not something we can earn nor is it something we can lose. It is a gift of grace that we can experience through
In a diverse neighborhood of Dallas, Texas filled with refugee families, international students, and those without access to healthcare, Watermark Health stands as more than just a medical clinic—it is a beacon of hope. Sam, the clinic director, shared how they often see patients from war-torn countries like Myanmar, Nigeria,
When Maria first connected with our Love God Greatly Portuguese branch, she was amazed by their passion for making God’s Word accessible to women across Portugal. In a country where Christianity often feels foreign and evangelical resources are scarce, these women are creating a movement—one Bible study at a time.