by David Chung | Oct 23, 2026 | Newsletter
Dear Friends, Following our Pakistan Festival fundraiser on September 19, I traveled to four different destinations across the United States for ministry, which delayed this update. I am deeply grateful for the generosity, faithful prayers, and support of God’s...
by David Chung | Oct 15, 2026 | Leadership Blog
A few days ago, I asked a former president of our denomination, who has served the church and the denomination for many years, a question: “In your years of ministry, what have you found to be the essential leadership qualities of a good pastor?” His answer was clear...
by David Chung | Jun 28, 2026 | Leadership Blog
No one is without weaknesses. Likewise, very few people are completely unaware of their own weaknesses. Leaders are no exception. Every leader possesses both strengths and weaknesses. In his book The Secret of Thinking, Kim Seung-ho writes that “the moment a...
by David Chung | May 16, 2026 | Leadership Blog
Recently, during a summit meeting with President Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping remarked that “China and the United States must move beyond the Thucydides Trap” and pursue shared prosperity through cooperation rather than hostility. The ancient Greek historian...
by David Chung | Apr 8, 2026 | Leadership Blog
For those living in the twenty-first century, negotiation is no longer optional—it is indispensable. Since 1979, Harvard University has studied negotiation as a formal academic discipline, and by the 1980s, it had been fully integrated into the curricula of both...
