Explore missional conversations from global leaders in the Bible translation community.
Discover their stories and why they‘re passionate about putting God’s Word in the hands of people around the world.
“Pray that they will grow in their faith – those who know the Lord. And that those who don’t know the Lord will come to know Him through His Word.” — Janet Borchard
Hear stories from three continents as Bible translation advisor Janet Borchard shares her heart for people having God’s Word in their own language.
“The church here will be able to really be a leader in Bible translation in the future in this region, in Ethiopia, and projects outside of the country.” — Dr. Jim Kaiser
Join the celebration with the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus at the dedication of the Bible Translation Training Building.
The momentous occasion was paired with the graduation of students from the Bible translation training program and the first Bible Week celebrated in Ethiopia.
The Ethiopia missionary team – Dr. Jim and Susan Kaiser and Dr. Chris and Janine Pluger – reflected with Dr. Rich Rudowske on all the events of June 2022.
“I tell people: you are equally as important as anyone on the field, because you’re the ones that keep us there.” — Alvina Federwitz
Listen in as Mission Participation Coordinator Alvina Federwitz describes her experience with Lutheran Bible Translators and its supporters through the decades.
“I actually think what was important during that time was sitting down with people in their house and having a meal. That’s where the trust was built. That’s where the relationship was built. And that radically changed how I was able to work with them.” — Paul Federwitz
Lutheran Bible Translators’ Chief Information Officer and Assistant Director for Program Ministries, Paul Federwitz, shares his insights about healthy team principles in multicultural settings.
Don’t miss this episode!
Lutheran Bible Translators’ Executive Director Elect Rev. Dr. Rich Rudowske becomes the interviewee — sharing his research and insights in Bible translation.
"But when God’s Word is translated into another language, it enhances the whole Christian Church’s understanding of God’s love in a whole different way – in a whole different meaning.”
Be inspired as you listen to Rev. David Federwitz, Regional Director for West Africa. His energy and passion for God’s mission is contagious.
"Luther knew from his own experience, as well as from the testimony of Scripture, how powerful and life giving the written words of God are and what a firm confidence they give us in Christ and His plans and promises for us." — President Thomas Egger
Celebrate the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s translation of the New Testament into the vernacular German. President Thomas Egger of Concordia Seminary St. Louis shares about the foundational nature and authority of Scripture. People have confidence in Christ as they receive God’s Word in their own language.
Follow Mark and Marie’s* story in God’s mission. Discover how the Lord is working even in the hard-to-reach regions of the world.
*Due to the sensitivity of their work, pseudonyms have been used.
“Things can be set right with God. Reconciliation can happen. And it all finds its place in the resurrection.”
Celebrate the joy we have after Christ’s resurrection — living into our identity as Easter people!
Dr. Rich Rudowske shares the theological and cultural implications of resurrection in biblical history and present day.
“So, it’s been a lot of fun on the podcast, and we just wanted to share some of the good times with you here.” — Rev. Rich Rudowske
We’re so thankful for all our Essentially Translatable listeners! Please enjoy “The Final Episode!”
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