Osman tells his story of growing up in Ukraine, being a person of color and Deaf, and finding God despite struggling to understand the written Bible. Now, part of a translation team, Osman is on a journey to see God’s Word in his sign language!
In this second part series, Robert talks about his faith in God and overcoming the struggles of being Deaf and contracting COVID-19.
Robert Ferguson gives his testimony of what it’s like to hold onto faith while overcoming COVID-19. Don’t miss part 1 and part 2 in this series.
Around the world, Deaf people celebrate the Lord in different ways!
You can praise the Lord, too, in the language that speaks most to your heart. Psalm 150 gives us five ways to do that.
One way American Deaf people show their love for something is to kiss their clenched fist. It’s called “Kissfist.” As we look back on the milestones, we can’t help but “Kissfist” five areas of growth through the Lord.
Successful teams, partners, and advocates build strong relationships when trust is cultivated, patience is practiced, and empowerment is given. It is a journey that has multiple paths but is never walked alone.
I soon realized that we had been translating for more than 20 years. The further we went through translating Scripture, the more I enjoyed it.
Patience is believing God to keep His promises in His perfect timing. See how Joseph and his translation team prayed and waited on the Lord for 15 years to visit the promised land.
Derek had always thought that the Trinity stood for the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. But here, in the sign language passage, it looked as though there was another person who was called the WORD.
A friend handed me a Bible in a different print. This was a new version. A Bible made of sight. A Bible I could be shown. Now, this was a Bible I could call my own.