David Yonggi Cho’s Leadership (2)

David Yonggi Cho’s Leadership (2)

Risk-Taking Godowon translated risk-taking as literally meaning “the willingness to take danger upon oneself.” It refers to a spirit of challenge—acting willingly even while fully aware that risks lie ahead. He went on to say, “If you fear risk, you cannot even begin....
DCMi@Proclaim Africa Evangelists’ Congress This Week

DCMi@Proclaim Africa Evangelists’ Congress This Week

Dear Friends,                                                                                                               December 5, 2021 My teammate Dr. Antoinette Williams just arrived in Nairobi, Kenya.  Representing DCMi, Antoinette will be speaking twice at...
David Yonggi Cho’s Leadership (2)

David Yonggi Cho’s Leadership (1)

On September 14, 2021, Pastor David Yonggi Cho passed away at the age of 85. As we all know, he planted a church in 1958 with five members in a tent, and over the course of fifty years of ministry—until his retirement in 2008—he grew Yoido Full Gospel Church into the...

Antoinette’s Safe Return Plus . . .

November 5, 2021 Dear Friends, Thank you so much for praying for Antoinette’s safe return.  After 37 hours of travel, Antoinette finally arrived in Seattle at 6:00 pm on November 4th (yesterday).  I keep receiving warning emails from the State Department every...

Urgent Prayer Request

November 2, 2021 Dear Friends, Would you pray for my teammate Dr. Antoinette Williams’ safe return?  Antoinette has been serving ministry in Ethiopia since Sunday.  This morning, however, the Ethiopian government declared an emergency in the area where...
Mentoring (2) – Luis Palau

Mentoring (2) – Luis Palau

Luis Palau was an evangelist who, together with Billy Graham, shaped the landscape of global evangelism in our time. Born in 1934 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Luis enjoyed a privileged childhood, studying in English at a British-run boarding school. However, when he...

Message Vs. Messenger: In Memory of Luis Palau

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. ...