How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

Do you know that God keeps a book of remembrance?

What is it? Welcome to Through the Bible. We'll learn more as our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee,

steers the Bible bus through the Old Testament book of Malachi, beginning in chapter 3. Now, as you open your Bible and you find your seat,

Greg and I have a few great things to share about God's faithfulness this past year.

It's true, Steve, and every year we come to the end and we look back and we think he did it

again. He provided for literally hundreds of ministries that have already been going on.

He also helped us expand the ministry and different broadcasts, different languages, different

home groups. It's really overwhelming. And I say that as a guy that has a front row seat to this

amazing thing God is doing. Yeah, doors of opportunity that were not open in January of this year

are now huge opportunities going into 2026. Yeah, and I'd love to start with

something new in a ministry that we love to talk about, and that's our team in Uganda. Yes. What an

origin story with that. And you guys, you have to go back and hear that. But just to see, you know,

our goal was to get a five-year program in Uganda in the Lugandan language. That's right. And that happened. Yeah. And then I don't even know that those five years were done. And they were saying, hey, there's some other languages. Yeah. Renya Katara. Yeah. We expanded into the Western language of Runa Chitara or Runa Katara. And that has been incredibly impactful. And in fact, then we went to

Juba Arabic for South Sudan, which was something that Bray Allerie and I literally for a decade

had been trying to get TDB into Juba Arabic. And then it went into East African English. The man,

David Wimbi, who did the Lugandaanda is now doing the east african english yeah and then this year we expanded into luo which is

spoken up in the north and it was my privilege to go there for the dedication so to speak it was

already on the air for one month. We also went to the West and

celebrated the completion of the five years of the Rania Chitara. So it was kind of a bookend trip.

Yeah, so exciting and such a, in some ways, a difficult place to do ministry, just the logistics

and the infrastructure, and yet the people.

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