Introduction June brims with wedding celebrations, yet in today’s society many question whether marriage is truly beneficial. Our modern culture often postpones or even sidesteps marriage. Despite this, marriage remains a divinely instituted blessing—one that enriches both the individual and society at large. It serves as a channel for everyday grace as well as special, … Read more

God’s Good Design for Marriage: 5 Doctrinal Dimensions June is a busy month for weddings, yet one might wonder if marriage is truly worthwhile. Contemporary society often delays or altogether neglects the idea of marriage. Still, marriage remains a divine gift—a blessing not only for individuals but for the world. It channels both common and … Read more

Introduction Throughout my professional journey, I have experienced God’s guidance in surprising ways—transitioning from accounting roles to leadership positions across diverse industries, from fast food to energy, and now to a fintech startup. In every step, whether at work or in church, He has granted opportunities to serve and lead with humility. Embracing Servant Leadership … Read more

Introduction Throughout my career, I have experienced an unexpected journey that led me from accounting roles to leadership positions at well-known companies and now into the dynamic world of fintech. In every twist—whether in the workplace or in church—God has graciously provided countless opportunities for me to serve and guide others. Servant leadership has emerged … Read more

The Power of the Cross (1 Corinthians 1:18–25) In this lecture, Don Carson delves into how the cross once stood as a scandalous symbol in the ancient world—a dividing line between those facing destruction and those granted salvation. He reminds us that Paul’s message centers on the crucified Christ rather than on human eloquence or … Read more

The Power of the Cross (1 Cor. 1:18–25) Don Carson explains the startling nature of the cross as it was understood in the ancient world, demonstrating how it divided humanity into those who were doomed and those who were saved. He asserts that true ministry must center on Christ’s crucifixion rather than on human eloquence … Read more

The Power of the Cross (1 Cor. 1:18–25) In this lecture, Don Carson explores the profound and once-scandalous meaning of the cross in the ancient world—a symbol that divided humanity into those facing destruction and those granted salvation. He emphasizes that genuine ministry should focus on Christ’s crucifixion rather than human eloquence or cultural acclaim. … Read more

The Power of the Cross In this lecture, Don Carson explores the radical impact of the cross as it was understood in the ancient world. He explains how the cross divided humanity into those facing destruction and those receiving salvation, emphasizing that the core of true ministry is built not on human eloquence or cultural … Read more

The Importance of a Literal Adam and Eve Recent surveys reveal that only a modest number of pastors within the Catholic and mainline Protestant traditions confidently uphold the view that Adam and Eve were historical individuals. While Evangelical pastors tend to show somewhat more certainty, a significant portion still express doubt. This debate goes beyond … Read more

Brokenness Over Exaltation Time and again, scandals and accusations dominate the headlines, leaving us wondering whom to trust and how to respond. It’s time to redefine our understanding of “leadership.” Rather than being likened to superstars and rockstars who demand special treatment and high fees, true leadership is born of humility and brokenness. Ministry is … Read more