Posts Tagged ‘books’
One pastor’s lifelong mission to equip the Peruvian church
“Books change thoughts, and books can mobilise people.” Benjamin Bravo is a pastor of a Peruvian Evangelical Church, as well as being part of the Executive Editorial Board of Ediciones Puma, a Langham-supported Christian publisher. Early conviction for a generational problem Benjamin was at university when he first realised Peru lacked contextual and local Christian…
Read MorePastor, preacher, and now PhD student – the power of God’s Word
Zayan* is a pastor and teacher in South Asia whose ministry has been transformed by Langham Preaching training. He shares, “Before Langham, I used to prepare sermons by just taking verses and taking words according to my thoughts and what I wanted to convey. After Langham, I started taking the text and wanting to go…
Read MoreFour books from the Majority World for Christian Educators
Langham Publishing is committed to strengthening the global church through biblically faithful, theologically rich resources. Partnering with Christian scholars, pastors, and leaders from around the world—especially from the Majority World—Langham publishes books that equip churches, support theological education, and provide trusted, globally diverse perspectives on Scripture and ministry. Each year, nearly fifty new titles are…
Read MoreFour books from the Majority World for pastors and ministry leaders (pt 2)
Langham Publishing partners with Christian scholars, leaders, and preachers from around the world, particularly from the Majority World, to publish works that enrich theological institutions, churches, and readers who seek credible, globally diverse perspectives. In 2025, Langham published is 500th book! And annually, publish approximately 50 books in English and French. Below we have highlighted…
Read MoreFour books from the Majority World for pastors and ministry leaders
Langham Publishing is committed to strengthening the global church through biblically grounded content. We partner with Christian scholars, leaders, and preachers from around the world—especially from the Majority World—to publish works that enrich theological institutions, churches, and readers who seek credible, globally diverse perspectives. Today, Langham publishes nearly fifty new books annually in English and…
Read MoreBook Club Launch: Cameron’s Testimonial
Our first Young Langham Book Club has just wrapped up reading and discussing their first book, Breakfast on the Beach written by Johannes Van der Bijl. Every two months Club members will read and discuss online a book written by a Langham Scholar or author and if possible the author will join the final online…
Read MoreAnswered Prayers in Latin America with Ruth Padilla DeBorst
Scholar Ruth Padilla DeBorst lives in Latin America, and has been involved with the publishing of the first Latin American whole Bible Commentary. Over 100 articles have been contributed by Latin American scholars about contextual issues that matter to the church and living out the Gospel. She shares, “One of the challenges in living out…
Read MoreMarkiyan Klepach being the hands and feet of Jesus in the midst of war
The Reality of War Markiyan Klepach was born near Lviv, Ukraine, in a village called Matsoshyn. The Russian invasion has been a challenge for Markiyan and his family, but by God’s grace he has helped and supported thousands of people and continues to work in ministry and with youth. He shares, “At the start of…
Read MoreHow contextual commentary changes things for everyday Christians
M’bra Barthelemy has been a Christian for 40 years. He lives in Côte d’Ivoire, a West African country known for rainforests and beaches. M’bra originally gave his life to Jesus on July 17th 1985, when another Christian told him the good news of Jesus. That person became the founder of Christian Missionary Alliance Evangelical church…
Read MoreWorking with unity amid war for the Slavic Bible Commentary
Born into a large Christian family in Ukraine, Helga Marchak is one of 11 children. Her parents were committed Christians during the Soviet era when Christianity was forbidden. During this time they even ran an underground publishing house, printing New Testaments and Christian literature in their small apartment. “They couldn’t get a higher education because…
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