This video features a look at the 13th Sabbath offering projects in the South AAmerican Division (SAD) of the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the 4th quarter of 2025.

A thoughtful conversation with Nikki Gelman, Vice President for Bibles at Thomas Nelson. This episode of Mission SONlight CHATT goes beyond publishing news and gets personal. Nikki shares her early faith story, the kind of home that shaped her love for Scripture, and the long path that led her into Bible publishing.

Along the way, this interview explores the history of Thomas Nelson, the story behind the New King James Version, why Bible sales are still growing, and how print, audio, and digital formats are helping more people stay connected to God's Word. Nikki also talks about the Open Bible, Thomas Nelson authors like Max Lucado and Sarah Young, and the lasting value of making beautiful, usable Bibles for everyday readers.

One of the strongest moments comes near the end, when she reads Colossians 3:23-24 and points everything back to serving Christ in whatever work God gives us.

If you care about Bible publishing, Christian books, the NKJV, or how faith and work connect in real life, this episode is worth your time.


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From North India to the Philippines to Andrews Seminary, Sid Multani shares a story shaped by faith, music, culture, and God's call. In this episode of Mission SONlight CHATT, Sid opens up about his family's conversion from a Sikh background, the childhood spiritual battle that pushed him toward Christian music, and the way God turned fear into purpose.

He also talks about launching Dark No More, writing worship music in multiple languages, and building a ministry that connects culture and faith. Along the way, he explains why music matters so much across different communities, what he's learning at Andrews University Seminary, and why Gen Z needs honest, hopeful conversations about the church. This conversation also includes a word for young adults who are still deciding what they believe. Sid's message is simple and direct: read for yourself, seek God sincerely, and don't assume your story is too small for God to use.

If you're interested in Christian testimony, Adventist youth ministry, seminary life, music ministry, or stories of mission from around the world, this episode is worth your time.

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