“What the Bible Teaches”
Complete the Emmaus Worldwide Bible course and earn one digital messenger to share.
The Digital Messengers program
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A Messenger audio device helps someone listen to Scripture and teaching. KEEPM is developing a simple program that pairs the device with Bible learning and Scripture memory.
The device
An audio companion
for the journey.
KEEPM’s planned Messenger 8 kit will include all 66 books of the Bible in English (NASB) and Tagalog, along with 60 messages by Dr. Charles Stanley in both languages. Its solar charging, built-in FM radio, speaker, and flashlight make it useful where power or internet access is limited.
The kit is planned to include earphones, a USB-C charging cable, and a resealable protective pouch. The Messenger is not waterproof; the pouch can help keep it dry while people listen. The light has low, medium, and high settings.
Ken Engle’s radio archive is available online now. Including some of his programs on future devices may be considered as the project grows.
KEEPM’s initial goal is to place 1,000 Messenger 8 devices in the Philippines. Device availability and language options will guide local distribution.
Two ways to take part
Learn the Word. Keep it close.
Memorize 60 verses
Memorize and verify 60 selected verses. The participant earns two digital messengers: one to keep sharing with, and one to give to a friend.
Scripture memory has been part of Kevin’s family life since childhood. Romans 8:1 was the first verse he memorized; he hopes participants will carry Scripture with them and share it with family and friends.
Start exploring
Tools for learning and sharing.
The course, memory verses, and device information are available from the ministries that provide them.
A relationship, not a handoff
One person helps
another begin.
Each participant’s progress is intended to be tracked with a coordinator, including the learning track, course dates or verses memorized, verification, devices earned, and eventual distribution.
Local coordinators will help confirm progress and identify a second recipient where the memory track is completed. The details will be refined with ministry partners as the program begins.
No charge to recipients: Devices are provided at no cost to participants. Distribution depends on available funding and supply. Once a device request is confirmed, allow approximately 60–90 days for preparation and delivery; timing can vary. Completing a learning track does not guarantee a specific delivery date.
Every messenger starts
with a willing listener.
Learn about the ministry’s goals or read Kevin’s story and plans for the work in the Philippines.
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