by David Chung | Jul 25, 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 | Jul 24, 2021 | Leadership Blog
“To make a single chrysanthemum bloom,the bush warbler must have cried from spring onward…” The story of how Moses became a mature leader is anything but simple. One does not become a leader the moment a diploma is handed out at a leadership school graduation. Leaders...
by David Chung | Mar 27, 2021 | Leadership Blog
John 20 recounts the story of Mary Magdalene and the disciples encountering the resurrected Jesus. When Peter and John ran to the tomb after hearing Mary’s report that the stone sealing it had been moved, they witnessed a startling scene. Jesus’ body was nowhere to be...
by David Chung | Dec 6, 2020 | Leadership Blog
The Naver Korean Dictionary defines identity as “one’s present self as a distinct individual, differentiated from others.” Yet this present self is continuous with both the past and the future self. In other words, identity refers to the unchanging essence of an...
by David Chung | Jun 30, 2020 | Leadership Blog
Those who listen to Ravi Zacharias’s sermons commonly agree on one thing: his preaching is deep, rich, and deeply moving. When profound content is combined with exceptional delivery, impact is inevitable. This raises an important question: How can a preacher...
by David Chung | Jun 24, 2020 | Leadership Blog
On May 19, 2020, the global Christian community lost one of its most influential thinkers. At Ravi Zacharias’s funeral, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence paid tribute, saying: “God gave us Billy Graham, the greatest evangelist of the twentieth century.And in our time, He...
