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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. ...

Resolute Will

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...

Leadership Identity

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...

Reflection on Ravi Zacharias (4)

Ravi Zacharias' passion for developing the next generation of leaders was exceptional. In 2005, he founded The Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics (OCCA), through which more than four hundred students from fifty nations were trained over a fifteen-year period....

Reflection on Ravi Zacharias (3)

Ravi Zacharias: Courage, Compassion, and Mentorship Early in his ministry, while speaking at the University of Nottingham, a student asked Ravi a classic question:  “Pastor Ravi, if God exists as the ultimate good, why is there so much evil in the world?” Ravi...

Reflection on Ravi Zecharias (2)

Ravi Zacharias: Global Ministry and Intellectual Evangelism After launching a full-scale gospel ministry through RZIM, Ravi Zacharias faced unprecedented demand for his lectures worldwide. While he could not accept every invitation, he strategically prioritized...

Reflection on Ravi Zacharias (1)

Ravi Zacharias: Formative Years and the Making of a Global Apologist On May 19, the world lost one of its most steadfast Christian leaders, Ravi Zacharias, born Frederick Antony Ravi Kumar Zaharias in 1946 into a prominent family in Madras (now Chennai), India. His...

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