Be the Submissive Bride
The “Wedding of the Lamb” services held over Sukkot this year combined worship services, weddings, and celebration of Sukkot. It was a God-given surprise with His mighty presence!
The “Wedding of the Lamb” services held over Sukkot this year combined worship services, weddings, and celebration of Sukkot. It was a God-given surprise with His mighty presence!
Pastor Eiji Iwayama willingly takes Hong Kong “611” as his mother church, and me as his spiritual father.
On October 1, simultaneous demonstrations were held in multiple districts of Hong Kong. News and media speculated major confrontations to happen,
I am thankful to God that right after attending the 65th anniversary celebration of “Bread of Life Christian Church in Taipei”
Last Tuesday and Wednesday (September 17-18), joined by our team, C-Mo and I attended the pastors’ meeting held by “BOL Global Apostolic Network”
Recently, during morning devotion we read on Deuteronomy where blessings and curses are mentioned.
In the present predicament of Hong Kong, we shall continue to steadfastly wait on God.
我們要繼續切切禱告,為香港求平安!這個我們所愛的城市,現在交織著仇恨與暴力,我們無比心痛。香港需要父神的憐憫;香港需要正面的聲音;香港需要真理的信息。
This is the day the Lord has made! Even though we feel like being swarmed around like bees, let us neither eye on how difficult the present situation is, nor rely on the action of the government.
In such a difficult time, God has led us to birth the tenth core value of our church: Freedom Brings Self-control.
Thank God! He keeps sending us His Words in these stormy days, assuring us that He reigns over all. Simply, we follow God with all our heart and soul and be priests of the time. His promise for us and for Hong Kong will definitely come true and He will grant us peace in peril. Recently we read on the book of Deuteronomy during morning devotion. Despite the continuous disobedience of the Israelites against the Lord, He did not put an end to the relationship with them. Instead, He took the initiatives to restore it. God answered the prayer of […]
While Hong Kong is being unrest, C-Mo and I headed to Laos with some of our curator staff on the day which marked our 36th wedding anniversary. Though exhausted, our hearts were warm. Laos is a communist country and restricts sharing of Gospel. On the contrary, Hong Kong has been enjoying freedom and rich resources and reveling in social stability and prosperity for an extended period of time, hence I greatly treasure everything Hong Kong has to offer her people. At Laos, we visited and blessed local brothers and sisters who shared their current situation with us. How grateful and […]