Guides for the Road
Plain, honest answers for believers learning Spanish: which Bible to read, how to pray in it, and what to learn before the mission trip. New guides arrive regularly.
- Which Spanish Bible Should a Beginner Read?Which Spanish Bible should a beginner read? A plain-English guide to the Reina-Valera, NVI, NTV, and TLA, with the one mistake to avoid and where to start.
- How to Pray in Spanish (Even as a Beginner)Learn how to pray in Spanish as a beginner: the Lord's Prayer line by line, a table grace, the phrases every Spanish prayer uses, and how to start tonight.
- How to Learn Spanish as a Christian: 7 Ways, Compared HonestlyThe honest guide to learning Spanish as a Christian: Duolingo plus a Bible app, tutors, church immersion, bilingual Bibles, and Scripture-based apps compared.
- Mission Trip Spanish: What to Learn Before You GoPractical Spanish for mission trips: the phrase groups teams actually use (welcome, prayer, the gospel, emergencies), how to learn them fast, and what to skip.
- How to Learn Spanish by Reading the BibleA practical method for learning Spanish through the Bible: start with verses, lead with audio, follow a four-step daily routine, and build to whole chapters.
- Christian Spanish Learning Apps, ComparedWhat actually exists for learning Spanish as a Christian: Scripture-based apps, curricula, immersion schools, and Duolingo-plus-Bible combos, honestly compared.
- Learning Spanish After 55: You Are Not Too OldThe honest case for learning Spanish after 55: what gets harder, what gets easier, why Scripture is ideal material for older learners, and a gentle daily method.
- What Dios Le Bendiga Means, and How to Answer ItDios le bendiga means may God bless you. What it means word by word, when Spanish speakers say it, how to answer it, and the difference from Dios te bendiga.
- How to Share the Gospel in SpanishHow to share the gospel in Spanish: the five sentences that carry it, the verses to point to (with audio), how to invite a response, and how to pray with someone.
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