Richard Kwon
Press Service International

Richard Kwon is from Auckland, a regular lay person who just loves the Lord.
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Absorbing only a quarter of your bible
From my observations and interactions with many around me, a lot of us read our bibles in a slightly different manner.
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Why is my plant not growing?
(Fictional) One day I got a small plant in a flower pot as a gift. Feeling much gratitude of the gift, I decided to give my best in making sure that this plant grows to its fullest stature and maturity, bearing much fruit and good fragrance for many to enjoy.
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The discipline of Evangelism
We talk a lot about spiritual discipline: discipline in private prayer, worship, reading of scripture and so on. However hardly anybody talks about the discipline of evangelism.
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How can eternal reward be biblical?
There are plenty of bible verses that talk about getting eternal reward in heaven for our good deeds. One such example is:
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Devotional time can be harmful
As good Christians, we are often taught that we should have our daily devotional time, preferably in the morning before we get on with anything for the day. How do most of us conduct our devotions?
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Covid-19 crisis: Is online-service okay?
I am currently residing in South Korea, a country that was unfortunately hit pretty hard by Covid-19 due to our close proximity to China.
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My Spartan experience doing Intensive Biblical Greek course
After years of patiently waiting for God’s timing, I have finally enrolled into a seminary to move onto the next chapter of my life in God’s calling to become a minister of his word.
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Ministries of the layperson
You don’t need to be a pastor or a missionary to be involved in some sort of ministry. In fact, God has given all of us certain types of ministry and calling that we cannot escape from: calling at home, vocation and the local church.
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Basic apologetics is a necessity
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the term apologetics, it is simply defined as:
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Cancerous hidden sin
Cancer is terrifying. It is the leading cause of death for most developed countries, and we all have at least one person or know a person around us who has directly or indirectly suffered from cancer.