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Bonnie Sala: Do you know the name of the most popular book of all time? It’s the Bible. I’m Bonnie Sala with Reset. An estimated five to seven billion copies of the Bible have been printed and distributed globally.

But in places where there are few followers of Jesus, a person may first encounter Scripture by hearing it on the radio. People of all walks of life are listening and encountering the Bible: shepherds in the mountains, farmers in the fields, taxi drivers listening during their shifts.

An esteemed university professor listened in and found something she hadn’t encountered in all her academic pursuits. Suwela is in her 40s with a successful and fulfilling career. She's married and says she enjoys a wonderful family life.

Raised as a Muslim, Suwela was first drawn to listen to a Christian radio station by the music and professional quality of the programs. But she kept on listening as she began to consider the claims of the Bible.

Guest (Female): "The radio has truly impacted my life in a wonderful way," Suwela said. "Its programs, especially the short daily devotionals, helped me clarify many of my questions about existence and faith. I'm a better person, a better mother, and a better wife."

Bonnie Sala: Suwela learned that the Bible is unlike all the other books she’s studied. It's alive and powerful. It's a lamp to guide her feet. It's true and accomplishes what God wants it to, changing our thoughts and desires.

Guest (Female): "I have come to recognize that the Word of God holds greater wisdom and truth than any book I have read in pursuit of my degrees," Suwela shared.

Bonnie Sala: The Bible and its message of hope came to Suwela over the airways. You can help others like Suwela find it as well by sending devotionals like this to millions around the world in their own languages. Give a gift today at guidelines.org.