Today’s guest post is by Emily Knighton. I first met Emily when she was a student at Baylor University. I’ve always enjoyed seeing her design work. A year or so after I met Emily, my husband and I moved to a different city and Emily moved into my position at the Waco Chamber in Waco, Texas. She loves Jesus and it is a joy to see her using her talents for the Lord!

From Emily: “I love this verse. I used to lead a K-Life (sort of like YoungLife) small group of girls and this was the verse I said to them, gave to them, prayed over them all the time. I love the warm fuzzies that I feel when I think of the Lord Delighting and Rejoicing over me, with music no less! Glad I could help, and good luck with the rest of Year 27!”

You can get involved with YEAR 27, too! E-mail me at [email protected] if you are interested in “guest doodling” or sponsor a verse today! Every sponsored verse is a step closer to a translated Bible for the Ehty people in South Asia.

You can expect lots more from the book of John. This is what we are studying in my community Bible study and that’s the goal: to translate all 879 verses of the book of John into the language of the Ehty people! Let’s do this!!

Get involved with YEAR 27! E-mail me at [email protected] if you are interested in “guest doodling” or sponsor a verse today! Every sponsored verse is a step closer to a translated Bible for the Ehty people in South Asia.

Today’s verse has been several days in the making! I’m back to Spearfish (was in Texas!) and excited to move into our new house this week.

I posted an “teaser” this morning. The first person to accurately guess what verse I was going to post would win a print of that verse! Well, I actually have three winners: one from Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Thank you @thebensteele, @kristenritch and Jerrie Reynolds! (I need all of your addresses!)

Get involved with YEAR 27! E-mail me at [email protected] if you are interested in “guest doodling” or sponsor a verse today! Every sponsored verse is a step closer to a translated Bible for the Ehty people in South Asia.

SILENT Sunday is a chance for you to be LOUD about Bible translation. Pray for people groups around the world who still need the Bible in their own heart language, share this story on Facebook or Twitter, or sponsor Bible translation.