“Enjoying the Journey” in Spanish Micah Hendry

One exciting new door for Enjoying the Journey is reaching Spanish speaking people through the translation of Enjoying the Journey resources.

We are so grateful for the many open doors God has given this ministry recently. One exciting door is reaching Spanish-speaking people through the translation of Enjoying the Journey resources. (Click HERE to see our Spanish website.) God has raised up several faithful Christians who are working on several translation projects. We could not be more thrilled! To spearhead this effort, God has brought David Mora across our path. He is a faithful preacher and associate pastor. He loves the Lord Jesus and has given himself to gospel work. Learn more about David HERE.


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ETJ Tracts in Spanish 

Our first project was the “Would You Like A New Start?” tract. This resource is now available for order in Spanish! Additionally, Scott’s “Eternity” tract and the “Enjoying the Journey” tract are available in Spanish. You customize them with your church info and a QR code to our Spanish Gospel page. 

Globally, many people are being displaced, and many others are seeking to start a new life; however, there is no true life apart from the Lord Jesus (John 14:6, 1 John 5:12). As millions pour into this land, we have an opportunity to reach them with the good news of a new start with Christ. We trust that this gospel tool is just the beginning of what God allows us to do to reach these precious souls.

Spanish Enjoying the Journey Broadcast

Additionally, God has greatly blessed the teaching on the Enjoying the Journey Broadcast with Scott Pauley. We are pleased to announce a Spanish ETJ Broadcast! This broadcast will be produced exactly like Enjoying the Journey, from the series Brother Pauley has already given throughout the years. We will begin releasing the audio and full Spanish transcripts for each foundation study beginning August 2025.  Would you pray for God’s blessing on this gospel work? There is a great lack in solid Bible teaching for much of the Spanish-speaking world, but all people need the Scriptures.

We are laboring to build a library of trusted Bible teaching and preaching material in Spanish. Missionaries and pastors all over the world will have access to these resources to help them labor in their local church. If you are a missionary or work with Spanish-speaking people, make sure to subscribe HERE.

Scott Pauley’s Books in Spanish 

In addition to these efforts, two of Scott’s books, Revival Praying and The Lord Was with Joseph, have been translated and will be published first as an Ebook in the coming months. We will provide updates as new resources become available. Subscribe HERE to receive them.

We understand that our labor will be fruitless without the mind and blessing of God (John 15:1-5). We ask for your continued prayer support in the days ahead. We encourage you to order these Spanish tracts and take them with you; you never know how God is working on the other end! Time is short. We must get God’s Word out. 

“Withal praying also for us, that God would open unto us a door of utterance, to speak the mystery of Christ, for which I am also in bonds:” – Colossians 4:3

*As you may imagine, this effort requires much labor and increased monthly expenses. God is always faithful to meet the need. Click HERE to have a part in this endeavor.


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  1. Timothy Germano on January 12, 2024 at 7:25 AM

    This is such a great idea! My wife and I are missionaries in the Dominican Republic, and we have said for years that we need more solid resources in Spanish. Keep us posted!

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