Category Archives: Ministry Vision

Ministry within Relationship.

The more conversations I have and resources I consult, the more I realize that truly transforming ministry happens within the context of relationships. For many of us, we may not remember exact principles that we’ve been taught, but we do … Continue reading

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Wisdom vs. Knowing Jesus.

One thing that people say about me sometimes is that I’m a wise and skilled person. I’ve sought out wisdom, picked up abilities, and honed my crafts. I do well in seminary, get good grades, and people consider me a … Continue reading

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The task ahead–reaching Asian-Americans.

With Asian-Americans increasing in both political  influence and voter clout, there continues to be a great need for reaching these same Asian-Americans with the gospel. Are our churches equipped to relevantly and meaningfully minister to this generation? Have we kept … Continue reading

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Reflection about this blog.

Lately I’ve been thinking about what the purpose of my blog is. Looking back, the reason my blog first started was to have a journal about my time in seminary, about how God is working in my life and what … Continue reading

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Christian Education of Asian-Americans.

One of the distinct issues that exists when ministering to Asian-Americans is the concept of grace. Most of us grow up with hard-working parents, who push us to try to earn everything in life.  We do not want anything for … Continue reading

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