Cultivating intentional relationships with the emerging generation will deepen trust, foster vulnerability, and enable us as leaders to “learn their language”, so that we can speak into the lives of our brothers and sisters with truth, love, and humility. https://t.co/3pNHUx15it
Our prayer is that these interviews will propel us further into our mission to assist churches and leaders to more effectively reach the emerging generation of Asian Americans. https://t.co/LQK83FS1Ft
We are not fossils reclaimed from the dirt for display in a sterile museum of dead things. We are dry bones brought to life and empowered by resurrection breath to walk as embodied testimonies of God’s grace. https://t.co/4EI7NExaO4
As we journey through the shadows, may we find hope in God’s steadfast love as we behold our King and become more like him, from one degree of glory to another. https://t.co/aLy6Regh3V
Being found in Christ means seeing our ethnic identity as part of how Christ made us, and part of what Christ is doing to redeem and accomplish his purposes in us and through us. https://t.co/DX5Oz0hRet
“Bobby, this note is long overdue. Years and decades have passed by and I know you have been patiently waiting. Waiting for your 형 (older brother) to be who I should have been for years.” https://t.co/Zxih6Uao1Z
The work of translation, in the spirit of steel instead of straw, is a form of love. This is how I am trying to love both God and neighbor. https://t.co/FkYtUR8QZV
Too often, we relegate prayer to being the prelude to “real action.” But prayer is important work – it’s our offering unto the Lord, the firstfruits of our labor. https://t.co/8ZA3Boc6Zm
Ask a group of Asian American pastors what keeps them awake at night: declining attendance, generational language barriers, and the challenge of remaining faithful in an increasingly multicultural society. There is a deeper issue. https://t.co/1YHjEnetwZ