Every place values different things. Here in south Texas, a few cooler days (around 70\u00b0) are a refreshing and appreciated change of pace. Perhaps where you are, a warm, sunny day may have everyone talking. Your favorite hometown sports team may be a bitter rival in another city. But no matter where in the world we go, there is one\u00a0Name that is worthy of praise. Psalm 113:3 reminds us, \u201cFrom the rising of the sun to the going down of the same, the Lord\u2019s name is to be praised.\u201d<\/i> From south Texas to northern Chile and anywhere else in our world, God\u2019s handiwork declares his glory (Psalm 19:4). Everything we see was created by God, is maintained by his power, and exists for his glory (Romans 11:36). From eternity past into eternity future, God\u2019s name and character is deserving of the highest praise (Jude 25). Furthermore, the name of Jesus Christ will be acknowledged and praised by every human tongue some day (Philippians 2:9\u201311). \u00a0Our God is truly worthy of universal and unending praise.<\/p>\n

Greetings in Jesus\u2019 name from two hardworking and weary Spanish students! As we continue our two-semester Spanish language program at the\u00a0Rio Grande Bible Institute<\/a> in Edinburg, Texas, we are trying to stay focused on learning all the Spanish we can. We attend classes every morning, work with our language helpers, and take other opportunities to interact with students and teachers from all over the Spanish-speaking world. On Sundays, we worship with a small Spanish-speaking church, where we have opportunities to minister in many different ways.<\/p>\n

We are thankful for the privilege of learning Spanish in this way and we need God\u2019s grace and strength every day. Pray that we will be faithful stewards and diligent laborers for our praiseworthy God!<\/p>\n