Farmer John @Jo_PrayerN_actionCenter@dingdash.com

@Jo_PrayerN_actionCenter none of our digital Bibles are connected to a cloud service. both our printed bibles and digital bibles are 'hard copy' in that way. but for printed bibles, we print anywhere from 200k - 1 million Bibles per year and pay for the distribution.

@sinbach Making an English version may not be too far from a need in the future... as well as a "bug-out" computer for Pastors and Teachers. Raspberry Pi / Linux?

So appreciate God's anointing with BTJ's innovations.

"Light Web" should be next... circumvent everything!

This week we are producing 1k pill Bibles that we pray will make it into the gulags.
We want to thank all of our supporters that help make this happen!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWgv3qSA1BQ

Who is your favorite preacher today?

Charles Spurgeon reached tens of thousands of people with the Gospel in a time when other pastors thought such things couldn't happen. Spurgeon is known as "The Prince of Preachers." My friend, and Spurgeon enthusiast, Nathan Sundt joined me to discuss this hero of our faith on today's podcast.

https://www.buzzsprout.com/255747/9280038

We have had more visitors to our BTJ website in last two weeks than all of 2018 put together.
PTL.
Big BIG thanx to all of you

Any DD users in Idaho next week? Some amazing meetings lined up with updates on all God is doing through BTJ in China, Iran, North Korea & Afghanistan. Details 👇🏻

https://backtojerusalem.com/3-btj-meetings-in-boise-this-month-updates-on-china-iran-north-korea-and-afghanistan/

Our online orders are way way up this week!
So many books, childrens books, and prayer bears have been purchased.
We are NOT sure why, but are thankful to feel the love of so many friends and partners out there.

I don’t think we always realise this is happening, we’re not refusing to listen. It’s so easy to become so busy that we forget to be intentional about listening for His voice.

You have your Bible in English today because - on this day, October 6, in 1536, William Tyndale was burned at the stake for disobeying the authorities.
It was deemed a danger to society for individuals to read the Bible themselves. If an individual wanted to learn more about the Bible, they needed to join a congregation, have it read to them by an ordained priest, and in the Latin language.
William Tyndale was considered selfish and dangerous for putting the individual over the group.

I've heard the Roman's 13 scripture used a million times before to get the underground house church to comply.
Truth is, Christians have a very long history of not complying with authorities.