The Song of Songs series in the main service have led us to reflect deeply on our relationship with the Lover. The bride’s response is through discipleship.

C-Mo continues on discipleship — love and trust. How do Deborah and So-har the spiritual mother-daughter, walk out of the wilderness?

Within the staff team, there is a family who sits on the same alley. They vary in characters and life stories.

C-Mo talks about the second aspect of discipleship: an apple receiver. One must believe that the authority’s motive is based on love.

In order for a cell leader to disciple his cell members, he must start with building relationships: building love and trust.

Usually, we are being good and obedient, surviving by working hard.

The bride in the “Song of Songs” had her own vineyard where she met with her lover, an exclusive private area. Do we have such an exclusive vineyard too?

If one is not living a life, everything he does is about DOING. C-Mo Delphine, joined by her disciples Deborah and Daisy shared in depth the differences between living and surviving.

Are we packed with things to do, goal-minded, lead a fast-moving life, struggle to slow down to enjoy our environment everyday?

The Song of Songs preaching series is stirring up much response. From the message of Song of Songs, three disciples of C-Mo Delphine reflected their lives.