This was the first-time visiting Vietnam after COVID-19; prior to that I had made multiple visits to this beautiful country forever linked to America because of the infamous war. Anyway, of all the people I have met there, Phi and Mai stand out as the most genuine believers. I interviewed them so that you can get to know them as well.

I just came back from Seoul, South Korea, and during my time there with my AMI colleagues, I learned something about missionaries to Korea I never knew. It had the effect of deeply touching all our hearts in gratitude of their sacrifice to serve Koreans at behest of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Earlier this month (Nov. 2023), I visited the Living Water Church in Over-The-Rhines, Cincinnati, Ohio. The last time I visited this church was February of 2020, that is, a month or so before the Pandemic led to the shutting down of the country. While the sudden passing of Dr. Johann in 2019 was accompanied by many changes made to the Living Water ministry, some things have remained unchanged, such as former AMI interns deciding to stay in the OTR community to live and to serve the Lord; in my latest visit, I got to interview four of them. Listen to their stories and understand why some people are drawn to this city despite its penchant for violence.

I recently sat down with Pastor Mark and had a conversation about his battle with a serious physical ailment that led him to make a life-altering decision in January of this year. We talked about faith, life and second chance.

Some people are quite upset about the so-called replacement theology, particularly in light of the escalating Israeli-Palestinian conflict today. What is this theology? Is it a false teaching? And what does this theology have anything to do with Israel? In actuality, matters related to replacement theology are very fundamental to, among other things, our understanding of how God operates in our world, hermeneutics and end-times.

Should Israel matter to believers? If yes, then, how come some theologians and pastor say, "No"?

Recently, I had a chance to interview Pastor Joe, Lead Pastor of Remnant Church in Manhattan, and his wife Hanna, a licensed counselor, at his home. After a nice dinner P. Joe prepared, we reminisced about a very difficult decision they had to make to relocate from Philadelphia to New York City in 2015. What made it a bit easier for P. Joe was what his oldest son told him even as the young boy was heartbroken about having to leave the life that he loved in Philadelpha.

Not many people know about the background story of Pastor Yoon and his wife Becky, who became part of the AMI family in 2020. Because I felt that their story is quite unique, I was determined to interview them while visiting The Blessing Church for "Church and Culture" conference (Oct. 6-8, 2023) for which I was invited to speak.

I am reposting the vlog of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict made in 2021, with a new introduction. It was in response to Hamas' unprovoked attacks on Israel that pales in comparison to what they did to Israelis this past Saturday (Oct. 7). The Part A is entitled, "Christians at a Crossroads of the Israelis & Palestinian Conflict: What About, Not Hamas, But Palestinians?

The Remnant Westside Church (RWC) in Manhattan celebrated her 20th anniversary this past Sunday (September 24). Having been invited to share a message on this momentous occasion for RWC—for which I feel very grateful—I took the opportunity to interview Pastor Shan Gian, a young man who was installed as RWC's Lead Pastor two years ago. Shan will be first to admit that he didn't get here alone, for God placed two important men in his life, one in his 20s and the other in his 30s. May the Lord place able and faithful people in our path who can help us becoming able and faithful people ourselves to serve God better.