Following God with Contentment
As our church continues to expand and there is a greater demand for online messages especially during the pandemic, we are grateful that our media ministry is prospering!
As our church continues to expand and there is a greater demand for online messages especially during the pandemic, we are grateful that our media ministry is prospering!
Praise the Lord, a new year has begun in the Lunar Calendar. May I wish all brothers and sisters victories in personal life, relationships with God and man and all matters great and small alike.
Praise the Lord! On Tue 2nd Feb, C-Mo and I gathered senior pastors of Hong Kong branch churches for the very first time to join the curator staff meeting.
Last Tuesday (Jan 26) marked C-Mo Delphine’s birthday. I always encourage husbands to put their hearts and souls into celebrating their wives’ birthdays and their wedding anniversaries,
Amazingly, through messages in Morning Devotion, God keeps reminding us that in order to experience victory upon victory in life, we must choose to be one who ascends.
Today, the world situation is hard: we are still struggling due to the pandemic, and our finance is suffering. But as long as we keep following God, we will surely have victory upon victory!
This year, even though it was not possible to have on-site year-end prayer meeting, thankfully, it was broadcast live from my house getting over 10,000 views.
Thank God that on the first Sunday of 2021, all 611 branch churches will have online worship together, offering up to God our thanksgivings, worships, and prayers as well as entering the New Year together.
In the blink of an eye, it will be the last Sunday of 2020. In hindsight, from 2019 till now, a lot has happened.
The year 2020 will end in just two weeks’ time. In the beginning of this year, God revealed to me that it would be a year of seeing.
With churches entering into the media era, how are we to follow God? In 2001, I came back to Hong Kong from North America, responding to God’s call to behold His work.
When the government decided to cancel the exemption religious places had enjoyed with immediate effect late on Tuesday night, we responded promptly and decided for all services to go online.