In this session, we are going to talk about sensing, and sensing accurately.

In this session, we talk about the first thing you do when you are born to stay alive, and that is to breathe.

Today, as I came to do this recording, I was stressed.  I have been swarmed with activities in the week, and I had fears of not being well-prepared for the recording, and will end up wasting the crew’s time.

What do we do when we are stressed?  Yes, we take deep breaths.  Because, stress always seems to lead us to death, while breathing seems to be a reminder of life.

In this session, we talk about the very first step into the kingdom of God. Be born again!

Many believers have shared the good news of God with this statement: “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”  This is what Jesus declared and promised, as found in John 3:16 of the bible.  It can be seen then, that what is required is for us to believe in Jesus.

To believe in Jesus, is to become like him in our values and perspectives.

It has become a common feature at every wedding. An audiovisual presentation, amateurishly done or professionally produced, showing the couple from the time they are born till the first time they meet before “the rest of history” follows. Such memories from the past often bring tears to the eyes of the parents watching them. “That’s my son,” or “That’s our daughter,” they whisper with pride.

Hello friends! We talked a lot about how Christians in unequal yoke relationships should try not stray away from God and the church. But as a person with a strong emotional connection to our partner sometimes it may be truly difficult to do so. So what happens when the unequal yoke relationship starts lead us away from God? 

Hello friends! In the previous episodes of this program we have discussed about the unequal yoke issue for different levels. We have also heard some advice on how to help and support our sisters and brothers who are currently facing this challenge. Now we all know of the possible consequences of unequally yoked marriages, so how should we keep them in our prayers?

Hello friends! In the past two weeks, we heard two encouraging life testimonies from two families. With determined faith in God, after praying and making effort for years, the non-Christian spouses finally surrendered their lives to God. We praise the Lord and celebrate for those who successfully transitioned from unequal yoke to Christian partners. But what about those spouses whose stubborn hearts refuse to turn to Jesus?

In this episode, we will follow pastor David as we discuss about this difficult case and learn how we should evaluate it.

Hello friends! Last week we heard the story of Helen and Patrick about their transition from an unequal yoke marriage to becoming a Christian couple. It took 15 years before God opened the door and blessed their whole family. The process was relatively smooth-sailing without much urgency, and both of them enjoyed the whole transition.

Hello friends! Last week we heard some encouraging testimonies from non-Christians. Those young people surrendered their life soon after marriage with the help of the church. And we know that as Christians, we too can help them in their time of transition. But what about those already married for years, paired as unequal yoke family for a long time? Are there any ways to help them?

Script: Yvette  l   Narrator: Josh   l   Mix: Yujie

Hello, it is great to meet you again! Before we move on, let us re-cap what we have covered the past ten weeks.

There are seven keys of outstanding leadership and they are: