Month: May 2026

We’re excited to share some great news! Two of our Bibles were recognized at the Spanish Evangelical Publishers Association (SEPA) Awards, honoring excellence in Christian publishing.

Our Biblia Inspira NTV was honored with the prestigious Jim Cook Bible of the Year 2025 award. This distinction reflects the meaningful impact this Bible continues to have, encouraging readers to engage with Scripture in creative and personal ways.

Biblia Inspira is the Spanish version of the Inspire Bible, the bestselling coloring Bible in English. The Biblia Inspira NTV uses creative expression to connect you with God and Scripture. This single-column, wide-margin Bible designed for coloring and creative journaling features over 400 beautiful line-art illustrations created by Latin American artists to inspire creativity while you read the Word of God.

Biblia Inspira is great for individual use or for social interactions as it lends itself well to small groups who are looking for a creative hobby. It will be so fun to share your artwork and inspire others through Scripture.

In addition, our Biblia de estudio del diario vivir para jóvenes received the award for Study Bible with the Best Cover and Interior Design. This recognition highlights the thoughtful work that went into creating a resource that is both visually engaging and deeply relevant for the next generation. This Bible encourages thoughtful engagement with the Scriptures, inviting the reader into a deeper and deeper understanding of God and his work in the world. 

Both of these Bibles use the clear, accurate text of the Nueva Traducción Viviente (NTV) and also come with the Filament Bible app. 

We are thankful to everyone whose dedication and creativity made these achievements possible.

You can find these Bibles at BibliaInspira.com and DiarioVivirJovenes.com.

Did you know we have released, or will soon be releasing, some limited-edition Bibles in the New Living Translation? These four limited-edition Bibles have beautifully crafted covers that were created specifically for them.

NLT Reflections Bible, Artist’s Edition

This Bible has an elegant, beautifully designed cover, created by Christian artist Luke Daymond. The design is inspired by God’s creation, reminding us that while flowers fade and birds pass away, God’s Word stands forever. The Bible has an 8-point font and extra-wide, lightly ruled margins that provide ample space for note-taking, journaling, prayers, and other artistic expression, allowing you to record—and remember—God’s work in your life.

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NLT Large Print Slimline Reference Bibles

These easy-to-carry Bibles with their easy-to-read font are perfect for women on-the-go. Their beautiful hardcovers feature stunning nature-inspired artwork like landscapes and flowers. Inside is the accurate, understandable, and audibly enjoyable New Living Translation text with a 9.84-point font. These Bibles also have full-color map sets, index of great chapters of the Bible, and a dictionary/concordance.

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NLT Catholic Holy Bible, Gift Edition

This beautiful Catholic Bible is the perfect gift for all occasions, including baptism, first communion, confirmation, graduation, or marriage. The accurate, understandable, and audibly enjoyable New Living Translation, including the deuterocanonical books, have been granted the imprimatur of the Catholic Church, making this a wonderful Bible for anyone who wants to learn more. It has an 8-point font; Bible book introductions outlining each book’s purpose, author, and general themes; and a set of Bible maps showing locations of key events.

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Dan Ehrman, Director of Church Relations and Strategy at Tyndale House Publishers

When we encounter the living God, transformation happens. The God whom no eye has seen has made himself known through his Word. But distractions press in — urgent and relentless — while God’s Word sits waiting for us to move from the urgent to the important. It’s a tough sell: reading a 750,000-word book thousands of years old in a world of reels du jour.

Forty years ago, The One Year Bible launched at the behest of Tyndale House Publishers founder Ken Taylor, and it has revolutionized Bible engagement for millions. Combining passages from the Old Testament, New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs, it guides readers through the entire Bible in 365 daily readings. Many churches have embraced it over the decades — I remember going through it at my church in high school in the ’90s.

This year, Asbury Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, purchased The One Year Bible to give away to members, visitors, and friends — because, as they put it, “the daily habit of reading God’s Word will change your life.” They partnered with Church Connect, directly connecting the church with Bibles, Christian books, and trusted resources on mission for discipleship and outreach to unify all people in our faith and knowledge of Jesus Christ.

Oklahoma’s state motto is Labor Omnia Vincit — “Work Conquers All Things” — and the Asbury team has lived up to it. Launching their own Year Through the Bible initiative, they planned a year-long sermon series drawing each week’s message from the prior week’s readings. They also developed eye-catching Bible reading water bottles to promote the initiative.

Asbury’s Senior Pastor Andrew Forrest came to Tulsa after leading a successful church plant in the Dallas area. Asbury was one of the larger churches in their denomination before quietly exiting a few years ago, and pivoting out of that season of transition, they are pressing forward with ministry firmly centered on God’s Word. Hear from him directly in conversation with me on The Church Around the World podcast.

It is encouraging to see God moving in a new generation of his people. The creativity and hard work the Asbury team has invested is an invitation — to pray, to consider, and to ask how God might be calling your church to use The One Year Bible to make an eternal impact in this generation.

Let’s build up his church together.

Dan Ehrman serves as Director of Church Relations and Strategy with Tyndale House Publishers, leading a venture to resource churches for outreach and discipleship. He hosts The Church Around the World podcast on Church-Connect.com and holds an MA in Evangelism and Leadership from Wheaton College. With a background spanning Christian media, publishing, and church consulting, Dan brings hands-on ministry experience and strategic insight to leaders navigating today’s church landscape.

Earlier this year Dan was a guest on Asbury church’s Year Through the Bible podcast. Listen here