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“I thought sharing the Gospel is only about imparting theological knowledge but that’s not it, it’s more of speaking their heart language.”
Regine Mae Besa
PSALM
Latest articles
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Bible Storying as a Bridge to Buddhist Communities: Insights from the Field
Giving a clear presentation of the Gospel to Buddhists has proven to be challenging for many missionaries. In this case study, Tony shares common struggles of sharing with Buddhists and…
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Building a Movement among Filipino Muslims
Jonathan’s heart for mission among Muslims, shaped deeply by his own life story, became the foundation for both a growing movement and a lasting compassion for reaching young Filipino Muslims…
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The Power of Storytelling among Buddhists
During our March 2026 webinar, two experienced presenters discussed how storytelling presents unique opportunities to share the good news among Buddhists. Tony told us how storytelling opened doors among the Tibetans…
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The Power of Orality among Hindus
During our January 2026 webinar, three presenters shared unique perspectives on church planting movements. Greeto Racharia took us from the beginning of Hinduism to the modern time, highlighting the oral origins…
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Stories Show More Than They Tell
In this issue, Ezekiel Ajibade expands on his presentation with a short article on narrative preaching. David Gargule examines how orality bridges the gap for nomadic communities, as their lifestyle…
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Narrative Preaching
Narrative preaching connects deeply with people because everyone loves a story. Life itself unfolds through stories, and the Bible is filled with them. Ezekiel Ajibade explores how preachers can communicate…
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