
Spreading the gospel globally with AI translation tools
Reaching Unreached People Groups with Google Translate
Over 3 billion souls—imagine that—have never heard the name of Jesus. That is not just a number; it is a clarion call to the Church. On the Ask A Christian Podcast, we are passionate about reaching unreached people groups, those “statistical zeros” with no access to the gospel. Thanks to the Google Translate widget on our website, we are breaking language barriers to share Christ’s love in over 100 languages. From Arabic to Zulu, the gospel is now accessible to all, right from our homepage. This mission, rooted in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20), drives Ask A Christian Church to proclaim truth globally. Let us dive in!
Reaching Unreached People Groups: A Biblical Mandate
The Joshua Project estimates 7,426 unreached people groups—3.4 billion people—lack a gospel witness (Joshua Project). Scripture is clear: “How will they believe in Him of whom they have not heard?” (Romans 10:14). At Ask A Christian Church, we take this seriously. The Google Translate widget, embedded in the upper right corner of our site, offers instant translation into 133 languages, ensuring the gospel reaches the remotest tribes. Whether it is a Pashto speaker in Afghanistan or a Swahili reader in Tanzania, our content—sermons, blogs, and apologetics—speaks their language. This is not just tech; it is a tool for eternity. For more on global missions, check our Unreached People Groups: Nate’s Gospel Call.
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AI Translation: A Modern Miracle for Missions
AI-powered tools like Google Translate are game-changers. The widget on our site, courtesy of Google Nonprofits, translates entire pages instantly—blogs, podcast recaps, even our catechism lessons. Imagine a skeptic in Mongolia stumbling upon our site, scrolling X, and finding biblical answers in Mongolian. That is not hypothetical; it is happening. During crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, this tool became invaluable, offering resources in native languages for practical help—mental stress, grief, or daily struggles—while pointing to Jesus’ saving grace. As I once said, if we cannot grasp a tesseract’s fourth dimension, we certainly cannot fathom God’s plan—but we can obey it. Translation tech makes obedience global. For deeper doctrine, see our catechism lessons.
Practical Impact: Gospel and Humanitarian Aid
Beyond theology, translation aids real-world needs. During the COVID-19 pandemic, our site’s resources—translated into 133 languages—offered guidance on stress and loss, always pointing to Christ. For example, a post on Psalm 23 comforted readers in Hindi, while our apologetics tackled skeptics in Spanish. This dual focus—practical help and eternal hope—aligns with James 2:17: faith without works is dead. Google Nonprofits’ support makes this possible, letting us reach the 41% of unreached groups in the 10/40 Window, per Joshua Project data. What is your role? Share a translated post on X and see who responds!
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Reaching unreached people groups is not optional—it is Christ’s command. The Google Translate widget on our site is a bridge to billions, carrying the gospel across languages and cultures. From practical help in crises to eternal hope in Jesus, we are called to act. Support our mission, explore our podcast resources, or donate to keep this work alive. What is your next step to share the gospel? Drop your thoughts below!
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