by David Chung | May 23, 2023 | Leadership Column
Recently, I attended the 28th Annual Discipleship Training Leadership Seminar at SaRang Community Church in Anaheim, CA. In this powerful seminar, I learned the late Pastor John Oak’s passion for discipleship and his philosophy and practice of discipleship training....
by David Chung | May 12, 2023 | Leadership Column
Who said that everything in this world evolves over time? Leaders do not naturally evolve into better leaders but a leader’s skills can certainly erode without purposely striving for continual improvement. Do humans automatically mature in old age based on their life...
by David Chung | Jul 27, 2021 | Leadership Blog
Between the message and the messenger, which is more important? It goes without saying that the message is more important because it is the message that makes the messenger important and powerful. If there is no message, then the messenger will be meaningless. ...
by David Chung | May 22, 2020 | Leadership Blog
One of the most influential persons that helped shape who I am and what I do is Ravi Zacharias. Ever since I heard him speak for the first time in Amsterdam in 1986, my heart has been drawn to this man’s life and ministry. When I personally met him in 1987, he handed...
by David Chung | Dec 6, 2019 | Leadership Blog, Leadership Column
Revival in Saharanpur written by S.Y., a missionary serving in Saharanpur, India – A gospel tract blown by the wind Because of the strong anti-Christian policy of the Indian government, all British missionaries left India in 1983, and the Christians who depended...
by David Chung | Dec 5, 2019 | Leadership Blog
Pastor Ham Suey, the current Chair of the Pastors Association of the Banteay Meanchey Province of Cambodia, is a very warm-hearted and meek person. When this association decided to host a citywide gospel festival with DCMi, he gave a word of encouragement to the...
