Suggestion on How to Read Chapter 1 – 39 Come and meet Isaiah! A man with rich vocabulary, poetry and imageries that provide deep insight into human nature. A man who opposed social political evils at all social levels. He even rebuked kings for their willfulness and indifference, denounced wealthy, influential people who ignored their…

[box] Evangelistic Bible Study Training 16th APRIL 2016 75 students from different campuses came together for Evangelistic Bible Study (EBS) Training. Students learnt how to study God’s Word inductively and how to help their friends discover the Word for themselves in EBS. This training opened students’ eyes and hearts to love God’s Word and to be convicted to…

14th May 2016 The southern office started in 2006 with the dream and of being nearer to the students, but the ministry with students in the south begin as early as the year 1996. We were reminded of how God moved the ministry and how legacies was sowed over the years during the 10th anniversary.…

Methodist Centennial Chefoo Centre, Cameron Highlands 18 July – 6 August 2016   102 students, 18 staff, 3 international staff with 3 graduate helpers. 1 Camp Cameron with 7 families! Three weeks of spending a part of their lives together, Putting up with each other’s musings and characters. Learning to acknowledge our Awesome God in their…

Religions often produced elitist – people who are sure of themselves. In a way that they believe they are right and favoured compared to others. In the light of attacks on churches that marked a terrible beginning to the year 2010, followed by the comment made by Pat Robertson, an American tele-evangelist, who said, “…the…

[wpcol_1half id=”” class=”” style=””] Some Tips on How to Read the book of John The Gospel of John is considerably different from the synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark & Luke). Why would John, a disciple of Jesus, write another gospel unless he saw the need to do so? What was the need? The author himself stated,…

[wpcol_1half id=”” class=”” style=””] Acts is the second volume of a two part volume that is written by Luke, a physician and travelling companion of the apostle Paul (The first volume being the gospel of Luke). It is the bridge that provides the link between the Gospels and the rest of the New Testament. It…

[wpcol_1half id=”” class=”” style=””] Paul’s letter to the Ephesians community was dated around A.D. 60 when he was in prison in Rome. Paul had spent over three years with the Ephesians church during his third missionary trip, preaching and teaching with great effectiveness (Acts 19:1-20). As a result, he was very close with them and…

[wpcol_1half id=”” class=”” style=””] Some tips on How to Read the Book of Philippians Philippians was a letter written by Paul to the church of Philippi. The letter was a response to the news about the church from Epaphroditus who also brought gifts from the church to Paul. It was written during Paul’s first imprisonment…

[wpcol_1half id=”” class=”” style=””] Some TIPS on How to Read the Book of Colossians Colossians was written as a letter. So when you read, receive it as a letter written to you, which means reading all of it in one sitting. You can re-read it a few times once you’ve finished, like how you would…