On June 29-July 2, 2008, over 6500 Christians (mostly of Korean-American descent), including many pastors, gathered together in Philadelphia, PA to humble themselves, repent of their own sins and the sins of this nation, and pray for the healing, restoration, revival, and renewal of America. This gathering of Christians from across America – called the […]

On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 7:41 PM, Esther Choi wrote:.

Hi, my name is Esther Choi. I’m from NY.
I just participate on JAMA few days ago.
I just want to comment that I love what the speakers saying about God, Repent, Reconcile and Revival. I am hard of hearing, and I used the interpreter to listen […]

Genesis 32:22-32 (NLT)

It is when we are alone with God that He is able to speak in that still small voice, asking us the hard questions. God asked Jacob, What is your name? To Jacob, that question meant much more than simply what do people call you? It meant he had to answer God […]

Acts 21:1-16 (NLT)
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a man who saw into the future and was able to visualize how the world should be. In his famous speech I Have a Dream, he shared with his audience his unquenchable vision for America.
“I have a dream that my four little children will one day […]

Genesis 4:1-26 (NLT)
Genesis 4 is a favorite story for moralists, those people who are always looking for a moral lesson in every biblical story. This is surprising, because the story of Cain and Abel blows the whole project of moralism out of the water. Read the entire chapter moralistically, rather than just the opening verses, […]

John 1:35-42 (NLT)

In today’s passage, we encounter two men who have come to discover God’s love for them in Christ Jesus. As we carefully examine the text, we can discover a general principle on the process of how one is properly led to God’s love.
Two disciples of John the Baptist first heard the message from […]

“I never thought that it would turn out like this,” she says on the other end of the phone line. Dr. Soon Ja Choi is talking about Messengers of Mercy, also known as M.O.M.
As Founder and Executive Director of M.O.M., Dr. Choi’s story comes from her deep desire to experience God’s love personally and then […]

Philippians 2:1-18 (NLT)
Leonard Bernstein, the late conductor of the New York Philharmonic orchestra, was once asked to name the most difficult instrument to play. Without hesitation, he replied: “The second fiddle. I can get plenty of first violinists, but to find someone who can play the second fiddle with enthusiasm, that’s a problem. And if […]

Acts 10:9-33 (NLT)
Jacob DeShazer flew on an American bomber to drop bombs over Japan. But his plane and crew did not make it out of Japan. Captured and imprisoned, he developed a deep hatred toward the Japanese. Then one day he was given some time with the Bible. God captured his heart. But what effect […]

John 10:1-21 (NLT)
Urban realities limit our understanding of the intimate care of a shepherd towards his herd and the life-dependent relationship the sheep have to their caretaker.
I happen to be an urbanite displaced in what can only be described as farmland. Every morning, I drive out from our street to be greeted by a fenced-in […]

Colossians 3:1-17 (NLT)
Shamdeo was a child who was abandoned by his mother at birth. The helpless baby was left to die at the hands of forest wildlife. It just so happened, however, that when a den of wolves came upon the baby, instead of making a meal out of him, they decided to take the […]

Acts 9:32-43 (NLT)
It’s easy to forget that there’s more to these stories than the healings. They’re important, to be sure, and they are remarkable, there’s no denying that. It is dangerous, however, to fix our eyes on just the healings, because to do so sets us up for discouragement when healings do not happen. I’ve […]

Acts 8:9-25 (NLT)
The man named Simon mentioned in this passage liked being the center of attention. When he was a sorcerer, people “oohed” and “ahhed” at his magic. You can be sure that whatever power he had, it did not come from God, but the folks in Samaria sure thought there was something divine about […]

As one of the most respected worship leaders and songwriters, Matt Redman’s songs have impacted congregations across the globe. If you’re not familiar with the name, chances are, you’re familiar with his songs. Having written songs such as “The Heart of Worship,” “Better Is One Day,” “Let Everything That Has Breath,” and “Blessed Be Your […]

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Video testimony from Dr. Kim. This is a KOREAN LANGUAGE video and requires Adobe Flash 8
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Ben Torrey has an incredible background. He is the son of R.A. Torrey III, an Episcopal priest and founder of the Jesus Abbey in South Korea. His grandfather, R.A. Torrey II, was a missionary to China. His great-grandfather, R.A. Torrey, was one of the great Moody evangelists. With his own life experiences in the business […]

Acts 12:1-19 (NLT)Today’s text brings out mixed emotions. There are two different fates for the men who used to be the disciples of Jesus. James, the brother of John, falls to the sword of King Herod and dies the death of martyr. Peter, we read, experiences a miraculous delivery from God, while he is thrown […]

John 11:38-44 (NLT)Today’s reading is the famous story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Previous verses indicate that Lazarus’ sisters asked Jesus to come to heal His beloved friend, Lazarus, and for reasons they could not understand, he had delayed. The healing the sisters had both longed for had not occurred. While Jesus gave no […]

Greg Stier is the founder and president of Dare 2 Share Ministries. Witnessing the power of God radically change lives within his own family, Greg committed his life to the Lord and to sharing his life-changing faith. He is passionate about the living God and compassionate toward the decaying youth. His goal is to train […]

Jude 12-13 (NLT)
When I was in elementary school, letters sent home to parents from school were written in two languages. One side of the ditto sheet had words in English and if you flipped over to the back the same letter was there in Spanish. One day, walking home from school, I happened to look […]

The National Day of Prayer Task Force’s mission is to communicate with every individual the need for personal repentance and prayer, mobilizing the Christian community to intercede for America and its leadership in the five centers of power: Church, Education, Family, Government and Media.
The National Day of Prayer Task Force calls the nation to prayer […]

Some individuals emailed us voicing concern over JAMA’s call for prayer and repentance (see “Let’s Pray for the Tragedy at Virginia Tech”), saying that the horrible tragedy at Virginia Tech is not the responsibility of the Korean American community but the act of one mentally disturbed man who happened to be Korean. We regret any […]

April 17th, 2007
As the whole nation mourns the horrible massacre at Virginia Tech, we want to send out a call to Christians in this nation, especially those of Korean descent, to desperately repent of our own sins and on behalf of the gunman, 23-year-old Korean student, Seung-Hui Cho (Nehemiah 1:4-7, 2 Chronicles 7:14). Let us […]

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