In this episode, Office Hours talks to Dr. Lloyd Kim about his work with Mission to the World (MTW). 

In this lecture, we will discuss the stereotypical portrait of a leader in Southeast Asia and then explore the implications of Sola Scriptura in the life and practice of leadership in the Church.

We shall discuss the challenges and opportunities to engage in witness to Southeast Asians in light of differences in worldview, authority, and the nature of sacred writings.

 We often think of the struggles of ministry.  The Apostle Paul certainly had many. But we in ministry can be greatly encouraged by Eph 3:7 where Paul uses the word “grace” to describe the “blessing” that was given to him to preach the gospel to the nations.

Professor Joel E. Kim reflects on the global reach of the Gospel through his own visits, as well as through the faithful labors of our WSC alumni

The prophet Isaiah sets forth in poetic fashion the efficacy of the Word of God.

Verses 6-9 of Isaiah 55 give us a clear direction as to how we are to set up a meeting between a sinner and the Savior in our preaching and in our witness.

Believers are to be confident messengers of God as they invite the world to the Great Banquet.

Jesus' promise of his kingdom extending to the ends of the earth was a direct response to the disciples incorrect assumptions about the kingdom of God.

The value of missions in our Reformed churches and what they are trying to accomplish.

A biblical and theological defense of prison ministry.

David Zadok talks about reaching secular Israelis with the Gospel.

Missionary, NT scholar, and 1999 WSC graduate Dr Lloyd Kim talks about taking the gospel to SE Asia. 

We must look beyond ourselves to Him who is faithful, knowing with confidence that his Word will spread in spite of us.

Fikret Bocek tells the story of his conversion from Islam to Christianity, of his arrest, of the martyrdom of Turkish Christians, and of the establishment of a Reformed congregation in Turkey.

Westminster Seminary California alumnus David Zadok talks about Reformed evangelism to the Jews in Israel.

The Old Covenant language of blessings for Israel points us forward to the greater eschatological benefits of the New Covenant.

The trials and joys of church planting in the northwest region of the United States.

God is not merely waiting for us to do our work, but he is diligently working to gather all of his lost children.

An analysis of doing missions in a post-Christian society.