How's everybody doing today?
Good, good morning.
Today we have a very special guest joining
us.
Have you heard, has anyone heard that we
have KPO Henninger?
How many people were here by show of
hands the last time he spoke here?
Yeah, look around.
That's awesome.
Well, we're very privileged.
Man, what a, just an awesome man of
the Lord, is what I get to say.
He shared with me in the lobby that
someone asked him once, what's one of the
biggest blessings that you have?
And his response was, that my kids love
the Lord and that they serve the Lord.
He has two children, a son and daughter,
both in the mission field.
His wife helps him out with Gospel for
Asia as well.
He's a founder of Gospel for Asia.
And that's an organization that trains missionaries to
go out in their own countries and to
reach out and make a big difference in
the world for the Lord.
Why don't you come up, K.P.? And
we're very privileged to have him, and I
want to pray for him as we start.
Join me in a word of prayer, if
you would.
Father God, as K.P. shares with us,
I pray that it's your words that go
forward.
God, I thank you for his ministry.
I thank you for his faithfulness.
And Lord, I thank you for how you
use him.
And may you use him in a powerful
way this morning, for your kingdom, for your
glory, for your purposes.
And God, may we be open to hear
what he has to share.
And may your Holy Spirit do what it
will in our lives.
We pray this in Jesus' name.
Amen.
Good morning.
I love California.
I came here in 2006, I believe.
And it's such a joy to be back
here.
And one of the reasons I look forward
to my coming to California is...
I'm telling them to hire me to promote
them.
And the good news for us, I just
heard they are coming to Dallas, Texas.
Yes.
So, what a blessing.
You know, brothers and sisters, there's a sense
for us, from our ministry, John Beers, David
Carroll, and a couple of our senior leaders
here with me, that we are part of
the family here.
We have lots of people here that pray
for us and support the work overseas.
And also, several families from here did travel
to the mission field to be with us.
And now, of course, you saw the school
or discipleship, which we hope that you will
have quite a few young people you will
send for a year of incredible, life-changing
experience.
And if you have kids that you want
to get rid of, keep that in mind.
They need to be 18 years or older,
I believe.
But I'd like to take these few minutes
and share with you some things that I
hope are quite practical, that you can apply
to your life, decisions you make, and how
you can be involved in touching the lives
of people around the world.
My English coming?
You can understand it?
Thank you.
That makes me happy.
If you will look with me at a
couple of these verses, in the Gospel of
Matthew, chapter 9, we have this passage here,
beginning with verse 35.
Gospel of Matthew, chapter 9, verse 35.
But before we read that, you know, chapter
5, 6, and 7, known as what?
The Sermon on the Mount.
Although Jesus didn't climb on the top of
the mountain, and he was basically talking to
his disciples.
But then, beginning with chapter 8, if you've
got subtitles, you will see the man with
leprosy.
It's someone with leprosy coming to Jesus, kneeling
before him, and said, Lord, if you are
willing, please make me well.
Then, you know, Jesus said, I am willing,
and touched him.
You know, we have several teams working in
the leper colonies in India, and you should
see the pictures of these people that have
come to know the Lord.
You know, many of them don't have their
fingers, their ears, their nose, all gone.
But they've been treated, and they're able to
survive.
But when you baptize some of these people,
you don't see any fingers, you know, they
hold their hands like this, and they love
the Lord, and churches are planted.
And we have significant amount of work going
on.
But just to see the plight of these
people.
Obviously, Jesus, you know, felt so much for
them, he would reach out and touch them.
Whereas you and I, when we go to
the leper colony, you see blood and pus
oozing out of somebody's hand, or face, or
nose.
I don't know how quick we are to
say, I love you, and touch them.
You see, the difference between Christ and us
sometimes show up when we see the man
Jesus in the Bible.
Then, the centurion coming, you know, pleading for
help.
And again, then in verse 14 on, you
know, Jesus heals many people.
Sick people come into him.
And so desperate.
Then you find in verse 28 on chapter
8, the demon possessed people.
You know, here in America, you don't see
that many people going absolutely berserk.
But you know, in Nepal, India, Bangladesh, and
some of these nations where our missionaries work,
they go into a community, and they preach
the gospel, all of a sudden, people start
manifesting demons.
And what do you do?
You can't say, you know, I'm going to
keep on preaching, because the noise is too
much.
Then you start praying for them, and the
demons leave, and you keep preaching.
And, you know, I never forget the story
about one of our missionaries.
He was distributing gospel tracts and booklets on
the marketplace.
And he felt somebody tugging on his shirt
on the back, and keep pulling him.
And he turned around, and he saw a
little boy, six or seven-year-old boy,
look deeply sad, and there's a pain on
his face.
And he keep pulling him.
And then he said, please come with me,
help my daddy, help my daddy.
And of course, you know, the boy didn't
say anything else.
So the missionary kept walking with him the
outskirts of the market into a tiny village
where there are mud houses.
And then he took him to the house
where he lived, it's a little mud house.
And then right in front of the house
sits this woman, skin and bones, tied and
worn out, with another child beside her.
And next to the little hut was a
tree on which a man is chained up,
tied up, like you tie up an animal.
And what happened?
This happened with the father of this little
boy, who was demon-possessed, and they tied
him up for years because he became uncontrollable.
And then he said, please help my father.
What happened, the boy was going around, hearing
our missionary telling people about Jesus, how he
can save sinners and heal the sick and
set captives free, and reading Bible verses, things
like that.
And the boy somehow thought, maybe this is
the way to help his father.
And of course our missionary said, Lord, please
help me, and you do what needs to
be done to help this man.
And nobody dared to go near this man
who was tied up on the tree, the
demon-possessed man.
But our missionary went to him and said,
I'll pray for you, and laid a hand
on him, and prayed for him.
Of course the Lord was right there to
do the miracle, and immediately the man actually
became normal.
And people started rushing to see what's going
on.
And instead of being violent and uncontrollable, the
man became normal, just like we read in
the Gospels.
And then he was led to the Lord,
his wife, and the whole family, and the
neighbors.
Of course you can just imagine the shockwave
that goes through the whole community that something
happened like this.
And a lot of people came to know
the Lord, and they were baptized, and the
first church was planted in the community.
And it's an incredible thing what the Lord
is doing today on the missionary field like
that.
But you see, this is the ministry Jesus
began, and he continues to do that in
my own life journey.
Eight years in North India, I was called
upon several times along with other missionaries to
pray for people.
And you know, I don't have what you
call charismatic gifts, you know, healing, and casting
out demons.
I'm just a normal disciple reading the Bible
and seeking to follow the Lord.
But when people call you to do things
like that, what do you do?
You say, well, I think about it and
pray for you later.
They want you to pray for them right
there.
And what do you expect?
There are times I prayed for things like
that, thinking that, I don't know if it's
going to work or not.
Because what I was looking was impossible situation.
But God, in spite of my lack of
faith or understanding, he was terribly concerned about
saving those souls and having a church planted.
And this is what we see Jesus is
doing today throughout these nations as our native
missionaries continue to preach the gospel.
Then chapter nine, the man was paralyzed.
You know, again, a helpless situation.
He's laying on the mat and when Jesus
saw and then said, take heart son, your
sins are forgiven.
You know, sometimes we don't realize, nations like
India or Nepal or some of these countries
we deal with, the tremendous poverty and the
hopelessness and the sickness has a lot to
do with the darkness and the curse under
which they live.
And when the gospel comes and they hear
the gospel and they believe in Jesus, the
whole community changes.
People are set free.
And again, as you move on, you will
find in chapter 9 again in verse 18
a dead girl and sick woman gets healed.
I mean, it is absolutely amazing.
12 years she was sick and dying hopeless
and she said, I can touch Jesus and
his clothes and I can be healed.
And again, the amazing thing takes place.
Jesus heals the blind and the mute.
Verse 27 on.
Well, now you come to verse 35.
You see the journey?
If you've been walking with him, just imagine
in your mind.
When verse 35, read this, Jesus went through
all the towns and villages, teaching in their
synagogues, preaching the good news of the kingdom
and healing every disease and sickness.
When, notice that verse, he saw the crowds
or multitudes, he had compassion on them because
they were harassed and helpless like sheep without
a shepherd.
Then, he said to his disciples, the harvest
is plentiful but the laborers are few.
Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to
send the workers into his harvest field.
Then, chapter 10, he is sending them out.
Notice that verse where Jesus says in verse
16, chapter 10, I am sending you out
like sheep among wolves.
You know what?
I wish he said, I am sending you
as wolves among sheep.
That makes me bored.
But sending you as a sheep among wolves,
helpless, just don't know what to do, getting
devoured and destroyed and torn apart, intense suffering,
pain and anguish and agony.
For what?
To change the wolves to become little lambs.
When I was barely 17, the Lord in
his mercy called me to serve him.
And I went off to North India, 2
,000 miles away from my home in South,
to serve with this international missionary movement.
And for me, having had the opportunity to
be born in a community where my mother
was a devout follower of Christ, my father
knew the Lord, my brothers, and I never
knew, honestly, in India, multiplied millions of people
live that never ever heard Christ's name.
So it was a revelation to me to
begin with.
But this was a normal thing.
But then we found out places you go
to preach, you will face some persecution, which
I did not know as a youngster in
my community.
And there's a place in northwest of India,
where it was known at that time kind
of the graveyard of missions.
That means you go there, you get beaten
up and killed by the anti-Christian fanatics.
And a few young people before my time,
went to this particular region to do preaching
and opening preaching and distributing gospels and witness.
They all got beaten up every time they
went there.
My team happened to be one of the
seventh team that actually got there.
I remember, as of today, we start talking
to people about Christ and try to give
gospel tracts.
Before we knew it, we had a mob,
a crowd around us, and they began to
beat us up.
And one of the brothers on my team,
blood was oozing down from the side of
his head.
And I was there on the ground and
they were kicking me around and they were
merciless.
In the end, the leader said, You dogs,
get out of this place.
Don't ever come back.
Of course, we left the place.
Proof, I'm here.
Some time goes by, this 19-year-old
young man who finishes Bible school said to
the leadership, I want to go to Undi.
That's the name of the mission field.
They said, What?
You are too skinny?
Tiny?
Before you get there, they will kill you.
That's not where you want to go.
He said, I've been praying for this.
I sure would like to go there and
see if I can plant a church.
And they prayed for him and he went.
After a few days, as he was sleeping
in his tiny room that he rented for
about $5 a month, a group of men
came and busted the door open and the
tall man, the Rajput with the turban on
his head, pulled this brother up by his
leg like you hold up a chicken.
And he said, Young fellow, we don't need
your God.
We've got plenty of gods and goddesses.
Don't ever stay here.
First thing in the morning, you leave this
place otherwise we'll have to kill you.
And the man said, Tonight we can tear
you apart like we do with the chicken,
but we will not do that.
And they left.
He got scared.
I would too.
And he went back to the mission station
from where he was sent and told the
stories.
They said, Well, we kind of told you
this may happen.
They are tough, difficult people.
And the senior elder said, Son, I want
to ask you one question.
Did Jesus ask you to go to Boondi,
that place to plant a church?
He said, I know he did.
I prayed the whole year.
And he said, Son, go back.
When you get there, they will come back
to you again.
They may give you some trouble, some problems
and difficulties.
Yeah, there's a tiny possibility they may kill
you.
But, Son, if that is where you must
lay down your life for his sake, remember,
heaven is a much better place than Boondi.
Go back and we will come and see
you later when you get to heaven.
He knelt down, they laid hand on him,
prayed and he wept and said goodbye to
them knowing that he will never see them
again.
That's what he believed.
He went back there.
Oh yeah, they came back and said, Why
on earth you are here?
Now you are going to make us murderers.
Didn't we tell you not to come back?
After they finished their mighty speech and the
threats, this young brother simply said, You know
what?
The sooner you do your job, it is
better for me.
There is no way I am going to
leave this place.
I am already dead.
Jesus sent me here and he loves you.
Do whatever you want.
But what do you do with someone who
responds like that?
Yeah, he faced some problems and difficulties.
A couple of years goes by and I
get a telephone call here in the United
States.
He said, Hello.
I said, Yeah, it's me.
Brother, we want you to come to Boondi.
I said, What?
That's the last place I want to go
in my life.
He said, No, no, no, no, no.
We just finished constructing our first church here.
We want you to come.
Praise the Lord.
We want you to come and inaugurate our
church.
Next month I flew out to Delhi and
then took a train and of course went
on to the mission field and some 120
plus adults, children, wives, worshipping the Lord.
You want to see people's face glow almost
with a view of other world and then
the grace of God.
You should see the faces of these first
generation people who just came out of darkness
that love God, love Jesus.
And I wept through the whole service, taught
the Bible.
When the service was over, this missionary said,
This is the man who said he'll tear
me apart like a chicken.
And then his friends and families.
You see, this is what I want to
communicate with you.
Whether it is about raising your children or
impacting your friends at your workplace, your family
members, or reaching people in Bhutan or Burma
or Pakistan or China or Afghanistan.
The possibility to change our generation.
It will happen not just by saying I
will give more money, although that is important.
Or have new agendas and programs, although they're
important.
But rather our willingness to come to the
place where Jesus said become true for us.
That is, unless you love me more than
father, mother, son, daughter, even your own very
life, you cannot be mine.
See, this is the call of Christ to
come, die and live.
And I say this to you, my brothers
and sisters, because when we send these missionaries
out, one of the last thing we tell
them now, some average 2,000 young people
graduate from 60 to Bible colleges in these
nearly dozen nations.
And when we send them out, we said
to them the same statement which somebody just
borrowed from the young brother.
Saying, you know, there will be persecution.
You are being sent out as sheep among
wolves.
There will be difficulties.
Like in Orissa, if you heard just in
the last two years, over 1,000 homes
of born-again Christians, our people, which was
destroyed by anti-Christian fanatics, over 500 believers
lost their lives.
And we are just rebuilding those houses and
repairing those places.
Can you imagine you come home after the
service and find out your house, your car,
everything completely burned down and a pinch of
ash left.
And you say, what happened?
Who did it?
And a bunch of people say, we did
it.
Why?
Because you love Christ.
And next we are going to kill you.
Literally, that's what happens.
During the persecution time, one of our pastors,
his wife was just about to deliver the
baby, almost eight months plus.
And he said to his wife, please escape
into the forest with a few others.
I have to stay back.
I cannot abandon these believers who cannot run
away.
And he said, my wife, I love you.
I love our child that I am not
able to see now.
Deliver the baby in the forest and you
raise the child to take my place because
they are coming after me.
Thank God the story didn't end as he
expected.
God intervened.
And she delivered the baby in the forest.
And they as a family continue to serve
God.
But please understand, this gospel I am telling
you is not a strange gospel for Orissa,
or Nepal, or China, or Afghanistan today.
This is what Jesus said.
But he said, Brother KP, it sounds interesting
and wonderful, but how do I apply it
to my life?
Well, you know it's interesting.
This diary, Matthew, the disciple of Christ writes,
he didn't do it after this happened.
He said, I am going to write this
down.
I am going to write my journal.
Where is my iPhone?
I am going to dictate on this.
You know, I mean, it's an amazing creature,
this thing here.
I mean, I don't know how you live
without it.
Anywhere in the world, I can dictate my
stuff and send it off to my secretary
and she types it out and send it
away.
So if you write me an email, you
will get something from me too.
But you know, Matthew, after decades, some 30
plus years later, he is sitting down, writing
this information.
What happened during the three and a half
years.
Now, there is no way you can write
all that happened because too many things it
says in the gospel or John.
So there are highlights, events that happened.
For example, if you are driving along, if
you have a major car accident or some
significant thing happened or some crisis, you will
not forget that till the end of your
life.
I can tell you, this is true of
us.
So Matthew, as he recalls what happened during
the time of Christ's life and him walking
with him, a few things jumped out and
he simply cannot shake it off.
And one of those incidents, I remember, Christ,
I saw him crushed.
I saw him weeping.
I saw him just falling on his knees
and shaking his head saying, I can't deal
with it.
I saw the pain on his face just
etched.
And Matthew says, Oh, I remember when he
saw the multitudes harassed, bruised, abused, helpless, sick
and wounded and the dying and perishing, Satan
destroying their lives.
Jesus was heartbroken.
Something that Matthew saw physically on Christ that
he could not forget.
But have you ever thought about it when
you read the scripture?
Why did Matthew say, Yeah, we were traveling
with Jesus and we ran into this bunch
of demon possessed people and lepers and people
weeping and this woman and all those.
Man, I tell you, we all just broke
down.
We wept.
And we couldn't handle the pain.
No.
He was moved with compassion.
It will take a while before the disciples
understand their lives, they were called to be
Christ-like and become like him.
Their heart will break like his heart break.
Their eyes will weep like his eyes will
weep.
Give up their nights to pray as he
would.
Say no to things that they like, they
want, they wish for the sake of the
Father.
That's what Christ did.
He would walk 50 kilometers just to minister
to one woman and then walk back.
But he would weep for the suffering and
preach the kingdom message from village to village.
Of course, you know, Jesus said, the harvest
is plenty.
Laborers of you, the application part, he's teaching
his disciples.
You know, I grew up in a family
where my people are rice farmers, southern part
of India, rice farmers.
Harvest time come, I saw my people, like
America you say, chicken with the head cut
off.
There's no vacation, no taking off.
As a matter of fact, I don't know
even they take a shower.
Why?
Because two weeks we have before the rain
starts, the monsoon starts and we must bring
in the harvest or all be destroyed.
80,000 people die in that part of
the world every single day having never heard
the name Jesus.
They don't wait for tomorrow or next month.
What is the urgency with which Christ is
calling us the harvest is now.
There is a painful verse in the Old
Testament which when I first read it, I
just couldn't believe this is there.
In the book of Jeremiah, I believe chapter
8 verse 20, it says, the harvest is
past and the summer has come to an
end.
But we are not saved.
That is the cry, the plight of multitudes
in our generation that never heard.
Jesus died for them on the cross.
He was buried.
He rose again just to believe and you'll
be saved.
And my brothers and sisters, we do have
this assignment from our master, our Lord who
died on the cross and blood was the
price he paid to purchase you and me.
And he says, would you be mine to
continue the journey and touch the lost world.
And I pray that your response will be,
Lord, whatever you ask me to do, I
am willing to do it.
But that involves the inconveniences, the suffering.
Yes, you are not in Orissa.
You are not in Bhutan.
One of our brothers right now is in
Bhutan in prison for the last five months.
He's crying preaching the gospel.
His wife and kids outside.
You are not in India.
You are not in Bangladesh or China.
But I'm telling you, you can embrace the
suffering inconveniences for the sake of touching the
lost world.
Like what?
Commit yourself for extended time or serious time
of prayer.
We have a world map which we can
get there, you know, on the table there.
Become a worldly Christian, not a worldly Christian.
By an alarm clock.
To wake you up, not to go to
work in the morning.
Wake you up maybe two in the morning.
So, everybody's quiet and silent and then you
get up and wash your face and then
go to the living room or wherever and
spread the map and kneel by the map
or the bed or chair and spend that
hour or two before the Lord and ask
Him, Jesus, give me your passion, O Lord,
that I may pray for the lost world.
And He will tell you what to pray
for.
I did that some years ago and He
said, would you pray specifically for Bhutan?
And He will give you ten names of
people that you should be praying for or
whatever.
Grow in the life of prayer which involves
sacrifice.
Just add one day of the week for
fasting and prayer.
You will not die if you fast one
day.
If you die, you please let me know.
The second thing, I encourage you, think about
having Christ to just walk with you on
a tour.
Tour of what?
Tour of the stuff you live with or
want to have.
Like the catalog you have now coming to
your house every day, mountains to them, you
sit in the toilet looking through all that,
spend three hours and lusting over that.
Or somebody's car in the parking lot says,
wow, I was dreaming about that.
Someday I will.
And now, you say, Lord, just walk with
me.
Tell me what I must do.
He is not going to condemn anyone or
put you on a guilt trip because you
are a millionaire or you got a BMW
or Rolls Royce.
That's not the issue here.
The issue is when half of the world
goes to bed with empty stomach and naked
bodies, I ask you how much more stuff
you need for this fragile short journey of
yours on earth.
A hundred years from now, you will not
be living in that house and driving that
car and having all the fantastic impressions you
try to make up on other people.
It's so dumb.
Nobody cares.
And I challenge you to live, to meet
your needs and exchange all to change this
generation because you will meet them in heaven.
The harvest is now.
I have friends who are extremely rich people.
Millionaires, many times over.
But I tell you some of these people,
I know they are devout followers of Christ.
Being poor and have no money is to
be spiritual than people in Africa, Bangladesh are
more spiritual than you or anybody else.
That's an issue here.
The issue is how do you handle these
resources?
I can tell you horrible stories about people
I knew that wasted their life and ended
up in trouble because that's all they think
about, living here and now and the luxuries.
Think about that.
The third thing I recommend to you in
the light of this.
Is Lord calling you to go somewhere?
This morning I was so delighted to hear
about this couple in Indonesia.
I went there several times in my life's
journey.
And if God calling you to go somewhere
please do obey.
We are looking for people to come to
Dallas.
We got about 160 some people serving God
with us.
Like David Carroll who was a CPA in
California with his own business.
The Lord called him and he read one
of my books Road to Reality.
He said that destroyed his life.
I'm glad.
And he left all and came to serve
God with us.
We are looking for people.
And young people especially.
We are looking that you come and spend
that year and we change and go back
to your church university or anywhere in the
world.
And please seek the Lord.
Number four.
The last one.
You know 99% of people here, you
will not go to other countries to live
there.
Especially India and the subcontinent where they will
not allow you to be there as full
time missionaries or things like that.
But you can today by linking your life
with one or two or three or ten
native missionaries like we have right now some
15 thousand scattered throughout our destinations.
And hundreds and hundreds of these missionaries are
trained and ready to go to the mission
field like the brothers have talked about to
preach and plant a church.
Usually within a year or two when we
send a missionary out, they plant a church.
And within a few years they become self
-supporting.
And you are saying so what are you
trying to say brother KP?
Well, it's one of those simple thing you
can do if the Lord is leading you
to do.
There is a little card you will find
in your bulletin.
This is the bulletin you got that brown
maroon color thing.
It's inside there is a card like this.
It simply says, wow look at that.
Yeah.
That's a blue stripe but this one has
the same thing by the way.
Yes, I want to help.
See, by giving about 30 dollars a month
you can support one of these native missionaries
on the field.
By the way, that brother Stanley I knew
him for years.
He was from a non-Christian family.
When he became a Christian his parents literally
threw him out of the house.
He came to our Bible college finished his
studies.
Today he has planted five churches in the
Punjab.
It's absolutely amazing.
Can you imagine you happen to be that
brother or sister the Lord gave the privilege
to support him.
Think about when you go to heaven what
a reward what a joy it will be.
And we have hundreds of native missionaries that
need to go to the mission field and
waiting to go but we need someone to
pray for them and help them to go.
And if the Lord is asking you to
do that, would you please take this card
and fill out one or two or ten
or fifteen or twenty missionaries.
There's a medical doctor I heard about supporting
fifty missionaries.
He has more money than I have.
My wife and I help out four of
them.
And if you can decide with whatever sacrifice
it takes, support some of these missionaries they
will go to the mission field.
Every penny you give actually go to the
missionary and their work.
You can do it on the back of
the card with the credit card or whatever
else you want to do.
And when you bring the card, you actually
get the missionary's profile.
The real story, the life of the missionary
and several times a year you will hear
from the mission field as to what the
Lord is doing through your missionary and the
people who work with him on the mission
field.
And it will be one of the greatest
privilege and you don't have to give any
money today for you to get your missionary
either.
But you know, this is what I think
about.
When I first came to America, I, you
know, I remember hearing, watching this old man
on television, George Burns.
Anybody remember his name?
Some of, yeah, you know, some of young
people have no clue what I'm talking about.
You know, he had a cigar, you know,
in his mouth and then usually when he
signed off, he sang this song, I Wish
I Was Sixteen Again.
Anybody remember that?
You know, it was like yesterday, I was
hardly 17 when I left my home.
I just can't believe it.
I'm 60 now.
Whatever happened, it's just like a second.
Amy Carmichael said this, we have seconds to
work to serve him but eternity to rejoice.
Please, don't waste your life.
Don't waste your sorrows.
Don't waste your inconveniences.
Don't waste your unemployment.
Don't waste your time.
A few more years, I'm not here but
I have this incredible excitement and I will
see him face to face.
And I don't have very many regrets in
my life but I pray that the remaining
years of my life, I will continue to
journey with the pain, with the tears of
my Lord and that's my prayer for you
also.
And may the Lord speak to us.
Amen.
Hi, my name is Joshua Walker and I'm
the president of Eternity Bible College and an
elder here at Cornerstone.
Back in 2003, Francis Chan and a group
of guys, including myself, started a Bible college
in order to train the next generation of
church leaders.
So why start another Bible college?
Well first, we're passionate about interacting with the
people around us instead of isolating ourselves.
Second, our faculty has a genuine love for
God and they actually live God-centered lives
that are worthy of imitation by our students.
Third, our teaching style emphasizes teaching students how
to think instead of just what to think.
We give our students the tools and training
to think biblically through all of life's issues.
Fourth, we offer a high-quality Bible education
at a very affordable price.
Students who come to EBC can expect excellence
in the classroom with the peace of mind
that they aren't going into debt for it.
Finally, we are absolutely committed to partnering with
local churches to help them accomplish the task
Jesus commanded us to do, make disciples of
all nations.
A new and exciting way we are doing
this is through our online classes.
Now students from around the world will be
able to get the same excellent Bible education
without having to leave their local church.
Eternity Bible College is not for everyone, but
for those who decide to commit themselves to
a rigorous biblical education, your faith will be
challenged.
If you'd like more information, please visit eternitybiblecollege
.com