Multiplying Gospel Bridge Builders
While many Langham Scholars can recall a meaningful visit or conversation with our founder, John Stott, Ruth Padilla DeBorst (pictured above) has childhood memories of “Uncle John” sitting at her breakfast table. Ruth’s father, the Latin American theologian René Padilla, was among Stott’s closest friends. “Some of my earliest memories are of John Stott preaching…
Read MoreWatch: A message of Thanksgiving from Thailand
As you gather around the table with family and friends to celebrate and give thanks to God for His many blessings, know that you have an extended family of God around the world that gives thanks for your generous partnership. They won’t be gathered around a table to celebrate a Thanksgiving feast, but know that…
Read MoreEquipped to Multiply Disciples in Latin America
Langham is grateful for your generous partnership — and we celebrate the ways God is using your gifts and prayers to draw His people toward Jesus around the world! Together, and by His grace, we are seeing transformational leaders like Juan José Barreda Toscano equipped with a PhD and now multiplying disciples in their nations.…
Read MoreWatch: Langham Scholar Rolex Cailing on the need for lament
If you’re looking to find Langham Scholar Dr. Rolex Cailing, a biblical leader trained with support from Langham in the Philippines, you’re going to have to look in some unusual places. Many Filipinos would expect to find him tucked away in his office all day, but Rolex is more likely to be found engaged in…
Read MoreWatch: One scholar, the platform of a PhD, a nation impacted
The Langham Scholars program equips leaders for the Majority World church by funding and shepherding emerging theological leaders through PhD programs, preparing them for a lifetime of multiplicative ministry as they train others and shape nations. But . . . why a PhD? Because a sustainable response to urgent issues like civil unrest, poverty and persecution requires serious structure,…
Read More’God’s best for the least’
*Names have been changed to protect those living and serving in this sensitive region. For a new believer in a sensitive region of South Asia, it’s not uncommon to be baptized at midnight. Not because it’s more meaningful by moonlight, but because the cover of darkness offers more safety in a region where Christians are…
Read MoreGod’s Word in heart languages
Filipino Bible scholar Edgar Ebojo (pictured above) believes that when God’s Word is available in heart languages, it gives people an identity and can inspire transformation. “If God can speak their language, God can understand them. God can understand their sufferings. . . Passing translations of God’s Word to future generations gives hope.” In the…
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