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00:04 >> I want to. 00:10 >> Many 00:17 [MUSIC] 00:26 >> too. 00:31 [MUSIC] 00:36 >> I'm 00:42 >> and 00:47 I want to stand. 00:49 [MUSIC] 00:52 I'm too. 00:55 [MUSIC] 01:00 [MUSIC] 01:05 [MUSIC] 01:07 >> Hello. Welcome to 3. A B into they live. We are happy to 01:10 be with you. My name is John. Then see and I'm here with my 01:13 wife and I were rejoicing in the Lord because we have young 01:16 people that are. 01:18 >> On fire for the Lord. Second to say on fire. Yes, 01:21 sometimes any questions. The idea being on fire. Haha. 01:25 Well, there's good fires them back. Fire could fly. 01:29 >> Well, we just want to greet you in the name of the lawyer 01:32 that thank you for taking time to visit with us during these 2 01:36 hours. It's a blessing to be able to share with you what the 01:40 Lord is doing in our young people's lives. And there's 01:44 some ministry that's very dear to our height and a ministry 01:48 that we encourage for all families to make sure to tune 01:53 in and hear about the special Ministry. 01:56 >> That's right. And we are praying we already pay, but 02:00 we're going to put we're praying that you will be 02:01 blessed and encourage and also do want to find out more about 02:05 this program that is changing lives and helping to bring the 02:09 gospel closer and closer to finish the mission. Yes, 02:12 so it's time to introduce our guest that it would you please. 02:15 >> Well, sure, we're going to go with the director of core 02:20 evangelists school and that is the Casper, D you're no 02:24 stranger to the 3ABN family. Welcome back. Good to be here. 02:28 Thanks for having me. 02:29 I'm glad that you make time to come here because we have some 02:33 good news to share. 02:34 >> With our young people. Absolutely. Absolutely. Men 02:38 were looking forward to hearing also stories of great things 02:42 that God has done. Yes, and we have 2 young men that are here 02:45 with us. Yes, that's right. 02:46 >> We have even Carpenter who stuck or graduate. Ethan, 02:50 welcome to the program. Thank you so much for having me. 02:53 Yeah, you're blessed onto that smile tells me that you are a 02:57 last man who praise the Lord and next to you. We have Allen 03:02 now. Yeah, it's also a core graduate. Welcome. Yes, thank 03:06 you. Thank you very much. Praise the Lord and thanks to 03:09 both here. And they're both graduates of core evangelism, 03:13 the school. And, you know, it's interesting that we have 2 03:18 young men here and a lot of times we hear why these boys 03:23 going to do when they grow up and your prayers are being 03:27 heard, moms and dads and young people that have chosen to save 03:32 north. I want to follow you. I wanted to be an instrument in 03:36 your hands. So these 2 young men represent a community of 03:40 young people. That's what I have had that desire. And here 03:43 they are to share their 03:45 >> men. And these are core graduate. We're going to find 03:48 out what it takes to graduate from. Yes, that's right. 03:51 His core, what did they do? Why did the existing? What do 03:54 they matter? It's important to know about them. And all of 03:56 these things are good questions. And we're going to 03:58 talk about that in a moment. We want to go to the Lord in 04:01 prayer and we want to thank first every one of you. That is 04:05 part of the 3ABN, prayer team all around the world. We have 04:09 heard partners all around the world and we're grateful for 04:11 that. Is you want to join? Please go to that. We BN dot or 04:15 3 ABN DOT TV also and there look on the right on top and 04:20 you'll find a link to be come a prayer part. Yeah, that's a 04:24 great blessing. Every week you will receive some prayer 04:28 request. Not all that come to Fabian because there are so 04:30 many, but we'll give you some so that you can pray. And you 04:33 know, it's something wonderful. 04:35 What happens when you pray for somebody can tell you when that 04:39 front doesn't get blessed as he was welcome. So you are blessed 04:42 as you pray for others because you're drawing close to the 04:45 Lord. 04:46 Joining people together praying brings a powerful, powerful 04:51 effect and God hears those prayers. They meant. Let's go 04:55 to the Lord in prayer. Ask for his blessing, 04:59 our loving heavenly father. We come before you in Jesus 05:03 name and we thank you. We thank you that 05:06 we can always come knowing that you we'll listen to our 05:10 prayers. Yes, we don't get a busy signal. 05:13 >> We don't get a not here or is away from the from the desk 05:18 that you are always there. Ready to listen to our prayer 05:22 needs and our concerns. And heavenly father, we bring to 05:25 you every concern, every prayer requests to calm that has come 05:28 to create the end. You know them all. And each one of them 05:32 is of great importance to you and we bring them to you 05:37 knowing that, you know, each person and that you love each 05:40 person and you will do what is best for each person. We thank 05:43 you, Heavenly father for Jesus Christ. And that has come to 05:47 this world died for us and is alive and well again because he 05:51 resurrected from the dead. And is it the right hand of the 05:54 father season? The most holy place ministering in our 05:56 behalf? Then he said that in his name we can bring these 06:00 petitions and using his name. We present them to you and we 06:04 pray for a blessing upon all. That was tough to listen to 06:07 this program, whether live or at some other time. We thank 06:11 you for this 3ABN tool that you have given to bring the 06:15 everlasting gospel to the whole world. And we pray for and in 06:18 all things for your name to be honored and glorified. We ask 06:22 for these things in the holding. And that's the name of 06:25 Jesus. 06:28 >> Amen. Well, we now go to the reading of the scriptures and 06:32 Matthew, 28 Riz 18 to 20. And let's see. We do like to be 06:38 there for us to have her youth. And yes, a 3 to 18 to 20. 06:43 >> It says in Jesus came and said to them all authority in 06:46 heaven and on earth has been given to me go therefore and 06:49 make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of 06:52 the father and the son and of the Holy Spirit teaching them 06:56 to observe all that. I have commanded you and behold, 06:59 I am with you always. 07:00 >> The end the age. I'm a man and man. All right. We have 07:05 there. The great commission and a pass to D cast would like to 07:09 share a few words about that first. Yeah. So that's 07:11 something we're definitely passion about here at core. 07:14 >> The the initial charge that Jesus gives is to make 07:18 disciples. I know a lot of times baptism can be a big 07:22 focus. You know, we're looking for baptisms. But the initial 07:25 call is for us to make disciples and the logical fruit 07:29 of disciple making is that they will get baptized. But then our 07:32 job is not done once we baptize them, our job is to keep 07:35 teaching them right. And so one of our big burdens at the core 07:39 program is too have a big emphasis on disciple ship, 07:42 empowering our students to learn how to know God for 07:45 themselves to grow that relationship and the disciple 07:47 ship they receive to be able to give that to others. And so 07:51 they've received that gift. And so we we focus on that a 07:55 lot, not just on the cycling them, but empowering them to 07:57 make disciples of other. So remember all about that's 08:00 why we're a disciple ship school. Amen, Amen. 08:03 >> And there she says, says something powerful. All 08:08 authority is given to him in heaven and earth. And for this 08:13 reason, he said goal, they're 4, 1, 08:17 make disciples as you heard where where these disciples to 08:20 be made. And although they shipped all nations, no nation 08:24 is left out. No nation is left out. And that's that's what 08:28 that's what we see in God that he loves each and every one of 08:31 us. And so because you guys are identifying with this great 08:37 commission. 08:38 >> You want to core? Yeah. Talk about that moment. Yes, 08:41 yeah, it was actually this the great commission, it's that 08:44 verse that completely changed my life in core. And that's why 08:47 I'm doing what I'm doing now. 08:49 >> Korea has the Lord for some wonderful, wonderful. Well, 08:52 it also teaches says here, teaching them to observe the 08:55 things that that I have taught you, you know, to observe those 08:59 things. And I have taught you what have Christ 09:03 tot. You are what he has. He teach does our wet weather. 09:07 We accept it to learn from him. But yes, we see all the lessons 09:12 in the bible. And sometimes we entertain those stories. 09:16 But we don't I just if you will, is not is a decision to 09:21 live out what we learned of him. So here you are teaching 09:27 them to observe the things. Thank God has taught you now. 09:32 How did this how a sub earth in your heart to half court event 09:37 a lesson? Yeah, it's 09:39 >> very interesting stories. So I was here that, you know, 09:43 working not far from here doing media ministry and there was 09:47 talks of the school that people wanted to begin in to start 09:51 and partnerships were looking at being looked into. And that 09:56 wasn't going to work out at scene and so that they were 09:58 going to move to Pennsylvania to try to start there. And so 10:01 they have reached out to me there's a donor and a pastor, 10:04 the kind of had a burden to see a school, the vandalism, 10:07 a disciple ship program that could empower young adults in 10:11 particular to encounter the 3 angels messages in a cry 10:15 centered way to understand the message or write us by faith 10:18 and power than to be cry, centered gospel preachers and 10:21 to have a burden for mission. And so that was kind of how it 10:24 started. They reached out to me to help them to started. 10:27 And so in June of 2018, I a 10:32 felt like God was saying, yes, this is this is your next step, 10:35 though. I am ashamed to say it now initially as a bit hesitant 10:39 because I heard Pennsylvania in 10:41 and here too many people say like I can't wait to move to 10:44 Pennsylvania. Aha, I thought, oh, Lord, haha, you are you? 10:49 Sure. But as I moved, there was very grateful to gorgeous place 10:54 where I live. The Appalachian Trail is right behind my house. 10:56 And so it's a beautiful area. I wasn't aware of that. And so 11:01 so the call came. And as we began in August of 2018, 11:05 there was nothing. There was a financial backing. There was a 11:08 partnership with the conference, but that was it. 11:10 There was no staff. There was no curriculum. And so then 11:14 began a journey of asking God for wisdom. I felt totally 11:18 unworthy, feel unprepared. But if God's given the call, 11:22 I knew he would provide. I've learned that in life and 11:24 soul. We began a journey 11:28 building, a handbook in. I wish I'd been in 30 locations 11:31 the year pride, the previous traveling in speaking at 11:34 schools and academies and youth events. And so for us, I was 11:37 doing a lot of I-10 preaching in traveling most of the time 11:41 to be an adult demographic, either be teenagers in high 11:44 school or young adults. And so I had access to his being 11:47 invited to a lot of the places where one would need to 11:52 recruit. Should a school starts. That was a blessing. 11:54 Got this kind of preparing the way 11:56 and eventually begin that process of just continuing to 12:00 travel, probably 20 something locations that year of 12:03 development. And we built a curriculum. I called different 12:06 teachers and that we're friends and others. Teams. Rafferty was 12:10 one of them and other people locally and just said, you 12:12 know, I would you be willing to teach? We're starting a school 12:15 and it was a nine-month disciple ship program is what 12:18 we had designed. And still I kept being in these situations 12:22 where there's way too much to get done and I feel 12:25 overwhelmed. I feel like how my going to get this all taking 12:28 care of and I would just pray and I would take one step and 12:32 somehow everything else move forward, man, I would pray and 12:36 take the next step and just feel overwhelmed. Everything's 12:38 behind. It's going to be a mess. And if it goes wrong, 12:40 it's all my fault and just feel the weight of about we just 12:43 pray and take a step. And every time I did that God showed up 12:46 and many took my individual feeble effort in somehow Angels 12:51 would multiply it by a White Nelson. Agreed to teach forced 12:54 the first year. Didn't even know me, but he agreed to teach 12:57 for us and others. And 11 months later, miraculously, 13:02 we had a functioning program. I hired to staff because 13:06 there's no staff that development. You're just saying 13:08 Jesus praying and working through it and the support of 13:11 conference and we decided is we would be on the campus of Blue 13:15 Mountain Academy. And so that's a conference boarding school 13:18 there in PA and the schools built for 400 students many 13:22 years ago. And they had at that stage about 100 students. 13:25 And so there was room in the dormitories. And so the idea 13:29 was we got to build something right, just in campus man's we 13:33 can have a classroom on site there in in the industry 13:36 building get that renovated. And I hired some staff and they 13:40 got there about 8 days before the students arrived. They had 13:45 both been running canvassing programs that summer. And so 13:48 there wasn't a lot of time to onboard them. All these ideas 13:51 are in my head, but to get them out of my brain and into their 13:54 brain that we have to be on the same page. Yeah, well, the 13:57 students anti was a was a big task, but God blessed us. 14:03 I mean, there's bumps along the road when you're starting 14:05 something that generally speaking, God brought together 14:09 a pro gun, those blessings that was in in August of 2019 was 14:13 our first cohort that started and we first semester we did 14:18 canvassing God, blessed us, many of the students and never 14:20 campus before. But God bless those efforts. And we have 2 14:24 week mission trip to Cuba, Cuba in December of 2019 amazing 14:29 people and a full food evangelistic endeavors doing 14:35 home visitations that we worked with Henry Stoves and the World 14:38 Youth Group. Yes, and they were great. Partnering a ministry 14:42 had an amazing experience to come home for Christmas. 14:44 We start a second semester in Bible work. So we have 14:46 canvassing first semester. You have a cross-cultural 14:49 mission trip in Bible work second semester and about 2 14:53 months in the Bible were COVID happened hands. But we didn't 14:57 want to be those people who didn't take it seriously. 14:59 The Academy shut down a cent kids home. And I was speaking 15:02 Loma Linda. I got asked to speak and was on a plane the 15:06 next morning after the NBA to cancel their season. And it 15:10 seems like it's starting to get serious. And the further west 15:13 you go, the worse thing sound things were the only churches 15:16 that were open in southeastern California because it already 15:19 flown there and they shut down the churches on Friday. I got 15:21 there Thursday, right? I preached. And then by 6 staff 15:24 is calling what we do, right? We've got we've got to send 15:28 them home. And so we did class on zoom to finish out the year. 15:31 We still got a baptism out of the God bless getting Bible 15:35 studies over the phone and my staff kept investing in someone 15:38 locally and someone was so bad ties to those efforts. 15:42 And then we ran into the cohort in the fall of 2020 and we were 15:47 canvassing that fall wearing kind of clear plastic face 15:51 masks are. I think we did like $40,000. We would just use hand 15:55 sanitizer and pray and do the best we could and God bless 15:58 those efforts. Can you explain a little bit when you say 16:02 canvassing what, what, what? What exactly is canvassing one 16:05 adult involved in? That's it. That's Cole, Porter worker, 16:07 literature evangelism. And so that's never students have 16:10 Christian literature that they're going door to door to 16:12 public spaces and they're offering a donation basis, 16:15 OK, hand. So you're getting gospel literature into people's 16:18 hands. And at the same time, this is helping to pay for 16:21 education. Yeah. And so it's a rich blessing that God is 16:24 helping you go to school. At the same time, he's 16:27 advancing the gospel with community members. And so I 16:31 think you've answered this question as to the great 16:34 degree. But we're asking you, haha, that's going to wait. 16:37 And what how do you see this being different? The core? 16:41 Yeah. Yeah. Evangelists in school being different from 16:44 other event of this school. Yeah. So the emphasis that 16:47 we've had has been very holistic in nature. So we're 16:50 not the typical kind of like Bible worker factory model of 16:54 they come in. We teach him how to win the argument, defend the 16:57 faith. You know how to answer objections really well. And 17:00 then by the work and that's the main emphasis. We have all of 17:05 those elements built into the program. But that's not the 17:07 emphasis. The emphasis is teaching them individually to 17:11 connect with Jesus on a personal level, knowing headed, 17:14 know him personally and then had to share him intelligently 17:17 and a cry centered way. So the literature vandals and we do 17:20 the cross-cultural witnessing, we do the Bible work that we do 17:23 is growing their gifts and abilities to take the truth 17:27 that they're learning and communicated well to the 17:29 programs designed to meet their needs and to help them to grow. 17:32 And so that's why we have mental health is a large 17:35 component to our program. The messenger, right, just as 17:38 by faith is a large component of our program so they can have 17:41 a health, your view of God of themselves. And then they'll 17:44 have to share that with others. That's great. Fantastic praise 17:46 the Lord. So that's kind of the backstory. So we've we've been 17:49 running. This is our 5th cohort were running right now. And up 17:53 until this point, we've been running a nine-month model. 17:57 But starting this fall, we're going to have a new model of 13 18:01 weeks. It's largely been focused on young adults. 18:04 So kind of the 18 to 35 Ish a dream just had some that are a 18:08 bit older. But starting this fall, we're going to expand our 18:11 10 states. It's open to all adults. So 18 and over can come 18:16 all rights, 13 weeks. So now it's accessible to 18:18 international students because that's within the visitors the 18:21 so window. Yeah, international students can now come it 18:26 shorter. So it's less of a time commitment and it's less 18:29 expensive because it shorter. And so so many people had such 18:33 a life, transforming experience, nearly 50 people. 18:36 I think since we've started, we wanted more to have that 18:39 experience and we decided what is it that would keep people 18:42 from coming? And can we address that and how we design the 18:44 program starting this fall? That's kind of the new format 18:48 that we're going to plummet. Why the name core? Where does 18:51 where does that come from? Yes. So the name core. It's not 18:55 an acronym. We kind of book to the system on that kind of 18:57 like, yeah, our goal was we wanted to get people rooted in 19:01 the core of what Christianity and haven't his is all about. 19:04 Okay. That is knowing Jesus and his character personally and 19:08 helping them to strengthen the core of their experience by 19:12 building that intimate relationship. So that's kind of 19:14 the idea. The core, the amnesty message is Christ and him 19:17 crucified and strengthen the core, their personal experience 19:21 by knowing him. 19:22 >> And then the man, you know, it's interesting as we were 19:24 talking, I think you're identifying with Mattie 28 in 19:28 the way that may be hasn't been mentioned before because Jesus 19:32 says to them 19:34 teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded 19:37 you in order for you to teach people to teach people to 19:40 observe the things that he has come in. But you must be 19:43 observing than yourself. Yeah. So that's what you're 19:46 doing. So the core evangelists and program absolute all 19:50 they learn to observe it. They learn to do it. And now 19:53 when you teach it to others, they say will wife, they can 19:57 say what? What should I do if you're not doing it? So this is 20:00 a wonderful, wonderful program. And you have a video. We do 20:04 have video. So we want to go to that right now and get a a 20:07 flash look at core. 20:10 >> One of the things that have really appreciated being here 20:13 or is that it's not just nitty gritty reality classes, but it 20:17 dives into practical issues like relationships 20:20 have better. Mental has opened my eyes to be seen how much 20:25 Jesus sacrificed to have me living here today and asked to 20:29 go. They would have even like. 20:31 >> He's on the song only for one scene or in the whole human 20:35 race. 20:36 >> There should never be. 20:39 >> And our lives when show 20:47 which there's things that I wasn't sure of that now for 20:52 sure. And especially that I'm able to teach other people, 20:55 I feel much more comfortable and confident that really so 21:03 financial state. 21:11 >> Amen, Amen. And you saw there the Web page and we're 21:13 going to talk about that in a moment. So we encourage you to 21:16 prepare to write that down. It was kind of quick there, 21:19 but we want you to prepared to write it down in a moment so 21:22 that it what do you think? 21:24 >> Yeah, it is. Says work your faith in your faith on your 21:28 faith. Find your calling change the World Bank Summit next 21:31 month. Well, I saw 2 young men in that video that we have here 21:35 with us. 21:37 I am blessed to be next to you guys. All to blessing to be 21:42 here. Haha, as young people it well, we have where parents of 21:46 2 young men as well and it is our desire for them to have 21:52 that relationship with the Lloyd. We can teach the Bible 21:56 stories at home. We can have the family worship and all. 21:59 But it comes to the point that every person has to follow 22:03 Christ because it is they're God that mom and dad's God. 22:08 So when you the side that you want the God that your parents 22:14 introduced you to to be your own personal, that which one of 22:19 you would like to respond? 22:22 >> Well, I can go ahead. So actually, I did not drop a 22:25 dentist. I didn't even Grove Christian and I kind of had a a 22:30 journey. One of my own. I'll tell you about it. I was 22:33 actually just walking down the street when I came across a big 22:36 error from this utility in the middle of the road and look at 22:39 the air and that look at what is pointing to. And it was a 22:42 church, OK? And I had no idea anything about that church and 22:48 I started going and it would turn out to be the 7th Day 22:50 Adventist Church and little by little. I just completely grew 22:54 my faith and it from right there. That's God. God brought 22:59 me to the church and 23:00 >> can transform my life. When you decided to visit that 23:03 church, how was it? I mean, what? What was going through 23:07 your head? Never been to some of their Venice church and here 23:11 you're looking for direction. So you take it as a sign from 23:15 God. Yeah, okay. He's pointing me. This is still way Waukee 23:19 him it right. So there comes a moment. They have to make that 23:22 decision. How will help you to feel? 23:25 >> Well, actually, I heard God physically say go here. And so, 23:30 yeah, the Lord, I was like, wow, OK, so I I got to go here. 23:34 Something something is in this church. And yeah, now I know 23:37 what it is. And it's it's everything. 23:39 >> Yeah. The Lord's money. Part of the story. He went on 23:41 Sunday because he just knew there's a church in God said 23:43 goes, he shows up Sunday morning and the ones they're 23:45 always there. And so then he caught on in the next Sabbath 23:48 is whenever he had his first ever to tend to them and thank 23:51 side. So you made that decision for yourself? 23:53 >> Yes, nobody they listen. Mom around to say, oh, yeah, 23:57 which no, definitely not race the light. He works in 24:01 mysterious ways and he knows what we need at the very moment 24:06 that we needed to know. What was your crossroads, what 24:09 you're going through in your personal life. But it was the 24:12 moment where you are paying attention to God's direction. 24:16 So then what happened with you? How the Chew Kong to come to 24:20 the conclusion? Hey, I love God. I do one. Got to be my 24:25 personal God. 24:26 >> Well, you know, Allan and I are kind of on offense. It 24:29 sides of that day call really offensive side of we're Allen 24:34 wasn't raised as an out of this. I was raised as not. 24:37 So my life how I thankfully I grew up and wonderful family to 24:42 her. It's a mom 24:44 went to church all my life. And I'm, you know, did the 24:47 church thing. My parents were always very involved with the 24:50 church. And so that was just kind of the norm, right? 24:53 And and so, of course, as when you're young, it's just what 24:58 you do right to go along with what your person as you were 25:02 saying earlier, there comes a point where we have to 25:05 make that decision. Yes, from 25:08 this isn't just that the religion of my parents, this is 25:11 now my religion that for me in a lot of ways, it wasn't a 25:17 singular point. The prom, 25:19 if you're familiar with the book steps to Christ, the 25:22 author talks about it in one place in the books. Talk about 25:25 how a person may not be able to trace all the points in their 25:29 Christian experience. And you have like a decided point of 25:32 conversion. But that doesn't mean they're not covered it. 25:35 Although I will say for me, there were a number of 25:37 different things growing up, which kind of led me in a 25:40 direction of being like, yes, I want to follow God, mom, 25:44 the first was probably going to a youth Bible camp when I was 25:46 younger that had an emphasis on a bible study. And that kind of 25:51 set the emphasis for me that like you should start your 25:54 Bible right on. And then I remember 25:57 the U.S. probably most specific point was actually at a camp 26:01 meeting where the theme of the weekend was talking about 26:07 owning your faith, not just having the faith that your 26:10 parents are making their own. That was when I was about 14. 26:13 And I remember that as being kind of a specific point of 26:16 like this is 26:18 this is something I I want to do. I want to be a 4th at a 26:21 minimum. And so growing up in that environment, a good 26:26 Christian home. I had many influences. Yeah, I'm obviously 26:30 there's there's other aspects of, you know, there's the good 26:34 aspect of that. There's also the aspect of sometimes you can 26:36 get lackadaisical. Sometimes, you know, you do you make 26:40 decisions for Christ, but then you go and you just do life. 26:43 And then there's other struggles that come, you know, 26:46 maybe we can talk about that later. As we can said, the 26:48 other aspect programmers, 26:51 there's other things that you have to grow and work through 26:54 as you are a Christian growing up. I just because you grew up 26:57 in a Christian home run with the Christian police system. 27:00 That doesn't mean that everything in your life. 27:03 It's all puppies and residents. Exactly. That's right. Exactly. 27:06 Island, I want to know 27:09 one made you. 27:10 >> How did you find out what made you decide to go to court? 27:13 I mean, did you you live in the area? The how did you hear 27:16 about and how what made you decide to do so ended up going 27:19 to camp meeting? Okay, the first a year that I was a 27:23 dentist and it was such a wonderful experience because I 27:26 was for 10 days and just everything was complete. 27:30 Just absolute crisis like a man and I loved it. And I'm also at 27:34 the time I was trying to share with others, my faith, yes, 27:38 and sometimes their B a they were just bring up points. 27:42 And I couldn't really defend myself very well. And I'm sick 27:45 of me. I just need to become better at this. Well, I can't 27:48 meeting the U.S. was speaking and he said, hey, if you're a 27:51 young person and you want to learn how to be more effective 27:55 and sharing your faith with others, you should come and 27:58 come to court for 9 months and salt thinking, yes, that's 28:01 exactly like what I want to be like. I think I got actually 28:03 send him to that came to us from and Laura. Excellent. 28:07 And that was it was for Gin ya at the conference meeting. 28:11 So that kept me was how I long to see that 10 days, 10 days 28:14 that I spoke for or 3 or 4 them and that I did the youth 28:17 meetings during the day and then some of the evening when 28:20 he saw the evening meeting next month. 28:22 >> But a young person watching this program right now, they're 28:26 like, oh, man, they look so nice and trim and proper. 28:29 And so the with that and of course, a look at today and 28:34 he's like, wow, that's so wonderful meter right there. 28:36 His life has been in order all his life. No need to fight. 28:40 Yeah, I do know that you have your own testimony. So if you 28:46 can just say a glimpse of how you found out about the 7th Day 28:51 Adventists, yeah. 28:52 >> They withhold doctrines. Sure. I I grew up very close to 28:55 here 30 minutes or so on to this area. So this is home for 28:59 me. Yes, and had never heard of the 7th avenues for 21 years. 29:04 And there are 3ABN, in fact, one of the relationship to head 29:09 in high school. Their house was right next to not far from the 29:11 Marion, 70 at a church. But I every time I drove by, I just 29:15 saw test on the church site and might my kind of church 29:18 backgrounds Baptist. So I just knew it was bad. Timing of it 29:21 never 29:22 clicked for me. And my dad actually begin watching 3ABN 29:27 and encourage me to start watching it. And I thought 29:31 never heard this before. But that's what that excess an 29:33 never heard this before. But that's what the tech says. 29:36 And so that's kind of opened my eyes to AV and his Doug 29:39 Bachelor's most amazing prophecies series that he did 29:41 it in 2006 was was big for me as I was never heard. This is 29:46 so clear. And then and Dash 6 discover prophecy series. 29:49 He did also around 2006 29:52 and as some time went on, eventually became more and more 29:55 clear visited here and connect with fellow McCain and others. 29:58 And yeah, yeah, it's been quite a journey, but eventually went 30:02 to the rise program in 2010, yes, and decided. You know 30:05 what, this is it. This is this is this is a movement of 30:08 destiny. And I need to make a decision. And so I went through 30:11 disciple ship program like they did and seeing other young 30:14 people on fire, as you're alluding to seeing a solid 30:18 healthy church in sun or when the Sun River was passed during 30:21 and having all of my unresolved questions about AV into some 30:24 finally answered. Hey, this is it. And so I've been a ministry 30:28 ever since I was 2010. So a man in the ministry for 13, 14 30:33 years now. 30:34 >> And time based on the line doesn't has you know what it 30:37 was that same year as 2008, I guess 1000. Wow, I know. 30:41 I'll say yes. So. 30:45 >> Now speaking to Ethan, how did you find that a buck or and 30:50 what made you decide? I think I want to go there. It's a 9 30:53 month nine-month commitment. Yes, so I let's see if it goes 30:58 back a little ways. D was speaking at a G why he 31:02 northwest young adults conference way back in 2018. 31:08 And that was right around the time, of course, just starting. 31:10 And so he he was speaking at the conference and he shared 31:13 about this new evangelism program that they were 31:15 starting. Well, 31:17 I hadn't really, you know, there were times when I thought 31:20 about, you know, maybe I should be a pastor or something like 31:23 that. I kind of went back and forth and as kids do it, 31:26 what should I do with my life and yet you want to be a 31:29 fireman? Yeah, I want to be a plumber. Exactly. And 31:33 at some point in all of that, though, 31:36 I 31:37 kind of can't started coming to the conclusion that whatever I 31:40 do actually go to some sort of mission training school in 31:45 order to have the skills for ministry. You know, quite 31:49 frankly, we talked about Matthew. 28, I read that verse 31:52 at a fairly young age and was convicted like this is 31:55 something for everybody that we should go and make disciples of 31:57 all nations for. And so 32:01 once I got a little bit older, I didn't I know my mom and 32:05 encourage me, you know, you should go to something like 32:08 that of the people in my life and suggested he could think. 32:10 And I kind of decided be a good thing, even though I'm not 32:14 going to be a pastor, I should go to some sort of, you know, 32:17 arise Africa, something right. And so then I remember 32:22 this program that DEA has started and I thought about it. 32:26 And then 32:28 in 2021, I think I was at UIC Conference and I was I decided, 32:34 yes, it's next year. I should go to some sort of program with 32:39 where I was in my how it all is all playing out. 32:43 And so at that conference I actually want around, you know, 32:47 it's a it's kind of like a trade show. There's different 32:49 ministries. Yeah, guys have been sure that in all. And 32:54 there's a bunch of different schools that kind of like, 32:57 alright, yes, increase in car was there as well. And I 33:01 actually went around from booth to booth. And I was basically 33:04 like pitch me, you know, why should I go? Why should I? 33:06 Yeah, oh, yeah, that's a good thing. And so I add previously 33:11 it I think I'd previously talked to De did encourage me. 33:14 You know, I'm praying for you. You know, whatever you your 33:17 decision is, here's this program, whatever. And so I 33:21 talked to different programs and I talked to D and I after 33:26 hearing all the pitches. I pretty much at that point. 33:30 It made the decision. Yeah, I think or is what fits what I'm 33:34 looking for mass and because of the broad 33:38 the broad perspective of the of the program on the very 33:42 different subjects and things that wouldn't talk about the 33:44 program, as was stated earlier, this was a nine-month program. 33:49 It's a going to be a little bit shorter now. But at the time it 33:53 was a nine-month program. And so 33:55 I I was like 9 months of I get for now, Candice, I get to 34:00 learn how to buy work. And I've got classes from a bunch of the 34:04 different teachers. And I think we'll get into that a little 34:06 bit later. Yes, but I'm just because of the varied aspect to 34:09 the program. I was like, yeah, I think this is what I should 34:11 do. And I know the one thing I knew for certain was that we 34:16 talked about here in Matthew. 28 was for me that I'm someone 34:19 who should be making samples formation, praise the Lord. 34:23 >> And there's a lot of wonderful things. I really like 34:26 that the work plan, the campus saying the Mission War. 34:31 >> Because the gospel, this mission is not for us to sit in 34:36 one corner and enjoying it all for ourselves. So but you want 34:40 to serve in Cuba, be it whatever country could be in 34:44 the backyard near nickel neighborhood. There is some 34:47 mission that we need to fulfill and then you train them with 34:51 the Bible work worked. So that brings it all together. And 34:56 that was in 9 months. And some folks said, I'm glad you're 34:59 making it a shorter program, though, because now they may be 35:03 able to join in. So after all these experiences and all 35:09 the Lord has shown you, this is the way walk in it. You are 35:13 saying that how it all got started and how the 35:16 questionings game, where it's the helper. All you have the 35:20 best business partner. He says what's with you? And we'll see 35:24 you in Jesus trying to figure out the program. And from what 35:28 I'm listening in, the testimonies that were about to 35:31 hear, we must see how the Lord has manifested in ordained this 35:36 ministry for the young people. Now we have 2 young men here. 35:40 But in the footage, I think I saw some media ladies. We 35:44 anticipate us well. So it's for everyone. That's right. 35:47 >> Yeah. And we just didn't have any alumni that are able 35:50 to come visit. And so they were females hasn't been interviewed 35:55 before already. So right. And a peak was one of our media 35:59 years ago, and he's a rich blessing to us. And even then 36:02 we interviewed her in a previous program. So, yes, 36:05 I think so. Island wife also attended the program. That was 36:08 a that to make sure mentioned that we had out well for him. 36:13 Yeah, I walk us through a a typical day at core. How what's 36:18 a typical day. So the way the program is run the last 5 years 36:22 is we have classes Monday to Thursday. I'm just in the 36:25 mornings. Starting this fall will have an additional 2, 36:28 our class in the afternoons Monday Tuesday and Thursday. 36:33 And but we have like a 15 minute break. After each hours, 36:36 we give good long breaks. They can go for a walk in 36:39 water, kind of clear the head and it's not like really dense. 36:45 You need it 36:46 calculator an abacus, you know, to figure it out like it's it's 36:50 it's designed to train laypeople to grow in their 36:52 theological in mission, ul understanding. So who walk to 36:55 the hole at this message during those class periods? Daniel 36:59 revelation, prophecy, 3 angels messages 37:01 and the health message, mental health intensive how to preach 37:07 had to get Bible studies. He's very all encompassing 37:09 practical stuff. What happens when you fall in failing 37:12 ministry had his God view. You had to work through that 37:15 how to have godly relationships and prepare for marriage, 37:17 an all of that. So we have it's very, very comprehensive. 37:21 But so daily classes are happening generally. Now we 37:24 have a 2 and a half hour break from the last class in the 37:27 morning till the afternoon class. You've got lunch, 37:30 you know, exercise, you know, you go hike the Appalachian 37:32 Trail, get some rest, do some reading, working your homework 37:36 and we have outreach on Sundays and Wednesdays. And so that's 37:40 what we're going to be doing. Community working Bible work 37:42 and any bridge events for the evangelistic series and things 37:46 like that. Friday's are off their off days. The usually do 37:49 laundry. They want to go shopping or go hang out or just 37:53 hang out as a group. They do that. And then savvis were in 37:57 churches. And so we usually split the group and half half 38:00 the students go to one church. Half the students go to another 38:02 church and the integrate. So they're teaching Sabha 38:06 school. They're being greeters there, leading song service to 38:09 learning heavily prayer time and hands on. They're learning 38:13 how to actually do what's being taught in classes opposed to 38:16 lots of class and then they just attending a church. 38:19 That's right. They actually apply this and they're giving 38:22 the worships say every morning when worship happens in the 38:25 program, students of the one preaching through writing 38:27 devotionals and they preach them a lot of experience in 38:30 public speaking. They leave the song service in the prayer and 38:34 worship time. So it's very, very hands on and lots of 38:38 learning and application altogether. 38:41 >> I really important part of this. Let's talk to Allen for a 38:43 moment. Alan. Yeah, you went through the program. What would 38:46 you say was the highlight for you if you think about the 38:49 Corps program, this something say, wow, this really bless me. 38:54 What would you say that would be art through this too many 38:57 things. Hut just getting to know Jesus on a really personal 39:03 level. I just it's just everyone use that experience. 39:08 Yes, I'm doing the Bible work, sharing Jesus with others. 39:12 And I'm seeing seeing that they are grown in their faith also. 39:17 And then I would say, like the with the warships and that the 39:22 preaching at the church is getting that opportunity to 39:24 because I kind of like I always want to do that. And but 39:27 actually being taught how to not a factor that I'm preaching 39:32 to the best public speaking skills and getting those 39:36 opportunities during the morning to worship in actually 39:39 going to the churches and doing the evangelism series and 39:43 preaching there. Also, I would have to say that those are just 39:46 some of them mass. Amanda Hutton full. He gave us a lot. 39:50 >> Haha, I love the fact that you focus on the relationship 39:55 that yes, when you have a healthy relationship, you 39:59 nurture that relationship. And so the relationship that 40:03 you have to developed, we all have a relationship with Christ 40:08 as we're growing answered learning. But it comes to to 40:13 adulthood and we were focus and the adults, young adults here. 40:18 But it this goes blanket for all ages. How do you develop a 40:23 healthy relationship? Because a lot of people from don't have 40:27 the same town upbringing of a nice, you know, family that 40:33 everything is all together, but a lot of challenges to the 40:38 families face. So what is it about core 40:43 that you teach 40:46 to them the students to develop that relationship? And how do 40:50 you know that? Well, I've met what I need it. You know, 40:55 this is where I wanted to be in the relationship. It's a great 40:57 question. 40:59 >> I'm I'm I'm fully convinced that true effective ministry is 41:03 burst out of the overflow. If your personal experience 41:05 with Jesus, I'm just giving people the formula, say this in 41:09 the Bible study and do this 41:11 isn't near as effective as teaching them how to connect 41:14 for themselves in the overflow of that is what makes the 41:16 ministry effective. So for us, we do a lot of disentangling. 41:22 There's a lot of lies that were believing about ourselves and 41:25 about God. Obviously, you guys know this that the past or 41:28 department here gets an alarming amount of phone calls 41:31 from 7th Day Adventists adult and pastors who have 0 sure 41:34 into salvation that. Yes, you're right. And and so we've 41:38 done enough. 37, I think of our academies and I I see the same 41:43 issues everywhere that I go. And so we designed the program 41:46 to deal with the issues I kept seeing in ministry. And and 41:49 some of that was what I learned being next to here. And so we 41:53 give them a clear understanding of who God is and his true 41:57 character of love him and how he views them in spite of where 42:01 they may find themselves kind of disentangling the 42:04 performance mentality that if I just do these things like 42:07 bending machine religion, right? If I do these things as 42:10 God wants, you can then he'll love me. Then he'll except me. 42:13 We're okay. 42:14 We have to kind of tear down some of those worldviews and 42:17 rebuild them on a biblical foundation. This cry centered. 42:20 And what I love about the way that we've done things is we're 42:22 not 42:23 they're just weird false dichotomy, Nav and his that 42:26 it's either like Jesus or doctrine. You know, like we can 42:29 preach the Gospel, we can focus on doctrine. I'm of the mind 42:32 that prophecy doctrine and everything. If it isn't 42:36 centered in Christ character, it's not near as powerful as it 42:39 could be. That's right. And so by saturating every avenue is 42:42 teaching with the true heart of God 42:45 while teaching them how to be a solid biblical ave and test 42:48 their falling in love Jesus, a man. The byproduct of that is 42:52 that and then we have practical classes showing them how to 42:55 engage in or in a meaningful prayerful prayer life, how to 42:58 engage in a meaningful devotional life, how to 43:01 actually see the heart of God. And so when we walk through 43:04 each of the fundamental beliefs or profits here so forth for 43:07 bring specific teachers or classes, I'm teaching to 43:10 highlight God's character every step of the way. So it doesn't 43:13 feel like, well, we have class on doctrine, but that doesn't 43:15 help me grow closer to Jesus. Everything we're teaching 43:19 emphasizes that a man. And so because of that, that's the 43:22 fruit. And that's kind of what we showed the video about the 43:24 classes at it. That's what we keep seeing is it's one of the 43:28 big components of the why the program is successful. Who is 43:31 through the instructions side. They're seeing a new picture of 43:34 God and the falling in love with him and by default. 43:37 They want to spend time with them. They want to read the 43:39 word. They want to pray. And now that overflow make some 43:43 kind of like Jeremiah, it's like a fire in my bones. 43:45 I can't shut it. All right. I need to share your man. 43:49 >> Could it be have that that people sorry that people say 43:54 that my relationship with the Lloyd has blocked home, 43:58 it could be bad. 43:59 >> Some people may feel that way certainly mean the way that 44:02 we've approached evangelism in or even public meetings. 44:05 We hear from so many of our own members who hear these 44:08 meetings, the students preaching. I preach them. 44:11 I never thought of it like that. 44:13 They're falling in love with the AV this message of being 44:15 revived themselves just by having this particular approach 44:19 to the message. Historically, that was something that we got 44:21 a resounding endorsement from a white that we should approach 44:24 of angels in that way. Absolutely. Through WB, 44:26 Prescott in the mobile, he was doing an arm of the lowest 44:29 Rilya and in Battle Creek that he was preaching. Every aspect 44:32 of absenteeism is such a cry centered way that the opponents 44:36 of the message, their prejudices were being dealt 44:39 with without being argumentative. They were seeing 44:42 these people actually cry centered and our own members 44:45 were experiencing revival. So we drew from the inspiration 44:48 of what White was saying about what Prescott did and said, 44:51 why don't we run a school? The vandalism with the rezoning 44:54 endorsement to the spirit of prophecy. This is how we should 44:58 evangelism. Not the when the argument defend the faith 45:01 necessarily approach the most beautiful defensive. Haven't 45:05 his is cry centered haven't a man this biblical and so we 45:09 train them and that and that usually eliminates a lot of the 45:11 arc. Amen. I want to ask Ethan this time you are going to the 45:16 classes. I that there may have been many of these. 45:19 >> But see if there's one that stands out to you where you say 45:22 there was like now they say an aha moment that you say now I 45:26 understand this one that was there a moment like that or at 45:30 least one on that. You could show us or one that comes to 45:33 mind, right? Just straight off was not the class we had on 45:37 revelation. Bomb. 45:40 Do you is just talking about how you know, one of the 45:42 focuses of the program is is finding Christ in all of them 45:46 asked all of the ad's message like the Adventists message is 45:49 a very cry center think and every single doctrine. 45:54 James Rafferty heat all across America revelation. And the 45:57 first thing we started with was revelation. One talking about 46:01 how the book of Revelation is the revelation of Jesus Christ 46:06 is not the revelation of the anti Christ. Haha, even though 46:11 there's many things that get talked about and that both that 46:13 refer to get a price to all sorts of different things, 46:16 right. But you see in a very the very beginning of 46:20 revelation that the main point of this book is to draw people 46:25 closer to Jesus. That made an impact on me. 46:28 >> A man praise the Lord and many people are afraid of that 46:30 very but because of the symbols and and the teachings and that 46:37 is the character of Christ right there. 46:39 >> And yet of the nation and its many times because we've 46:41 lost that proper emphasis white spoke repeatedly about our need 46:46 to have this kind of supreme emphasis of the cross of Christ 46:49 was given a foundational vision early in her ministry of a 46:53 temple that was being upheld by one immense pillar, she says, 46:57 and that pillar tied to it was a lamb all mangled in bleeding. 47:01 And everyone seemed to know that was suffering on their 47:03 account. And the implication here is that the main structure 47:07 this to uphold the avid this message 47:10 is the cross is calvary, a man and so helping people to see 47:14 and experience that we've been intentional and who we have as 47:17 teachers as kind of subject matter. Experts, James, a 47:20 revelation or we've had McIntosh and Daniel this year, 47:24 Sebastien Braxton, but having different people teach with 47:27 that emphasis has been really important so that our students 47:30 actually get it doesn't feel like, well, when we talk about 47:33 prophecy, we have to take off that the Jesus entered had. 47:36 And then we put on our mathematician glasses for our 47:39 decoder ring or something else like you can talk about Jesus 47:43 when talking about anything and haven't his own man. And when 47:46 you do that, why tells us that that's where the true power of 47:49 any of those in doubled individual teachings comes when 47:52 its relation to this team. 47:54 And so we just felt like, well, she keeps getting these these 47:57 rezoning endorsements. Maybe we should try. And we've seen 48:01 tremendous fruit in the lives of the students and in the 48:05 churches that we work with and the communities that we engage 48:07 evangelists to click a man who will. How about if we hear? 48:10 >> Testimony that you would like to share about the school 48:14 and the experience you've had maybe can been seen or 48:17 preaching in the church is can you can you share in the face? 48:20 Who would like to start? 48:22 I see you. I see you. 48:23 >> Aha. Well, one of the first ones that comes to mind was 48:29 from Bible work. Well, actually, so here's one. 48:34 We had an evangelist experience at the program. We canvas 48:38 first, we 5 work and then towards that 48:41 and of the program, there's an evangelistic serious, which is 48:44 the student takes part in. And one of the important things 48:47 that they get a full-sized in presenting the evangelistic 48:51 series is some nights may be on preaching, but there's other 48:55 nights when I'm not preaching. What do you do when you're not 48:57 preaching? You should be intermingling with people who 49:00 are coming from the community, building those relationships 49:03 with them on. And so there there was a couple that came to 49:06 my church to I as I recall, I think they've are just looking 49:11 for a church. One Sabbath. They walk into church that 49:14 savage long. Behold, we're starting. I think we've had the 49:18 first meeting. So they miss like one meeting and they came 49:22 and we started talking with them. 49:25 One of the things that got emphasized in the program has 49:28 has Bible workers us that we need to be on the lookout for 49:31 new people in the church to sit with them to learn their story 49:35 to I'm just become friends with them or a friend. So 49:40 one thabit they come in, we make friends with them. And 49:43 then we say, hey, we've got this evangelistic series, 49:46 you should come to it. So they came and then they attended 49:51 their super interested. There were a couple of instances 49:55 where, you know, they weren't quite getting it and they're 49:58 like, hey, can we study this with you like after Paula can 50:01 read like a hash this out? So I remember going over the 70 50:05 weeks and seeing it cook for them. And then they actually 50:11 ended that I believe just getting baptized a couple of 50:14 months ago. Again, I'm so we've got to see that process of them 50:19 literally just walking into the church was being able to 50:22 disciple them, work with them and then they didn't get 50:26 baptized 50:28 at the end of that series, right, Ryan, they ended up 50:31 continuing at that church and the church we were working with 50:34 continued to disciple them, which is a really important 50:37 aspect of this type of ministry writing from any cause you can 50:42 you can have an evangelistic series. 50:45 And then if someone hasn't made a decision at the end of that 50:48 evangelist a curious is that all loss? No, it's not. The 50:52 church can continue to disciple that person. Will they make a 50:56 decision just exactly what happened. That's came that, 50:59 yeah, that church experience a huge revival by the Corps 51:02 program being there. It was a lovely group of people and a 51:05 great pastor and they were ready. And as we worked with 51:08 them repeatedly, the elders with tele conference president 51:12 when they would see him and others like. 51:14 >> This program is amazing that the entire atmosphere of our 51:18 church is electric. It's so much like they're very 51:21 welcoming and crew. The hospital group day for fees for 51:24 everything and have delicious food. But they were very, 51:27 very loving. But they took these principles of being 51:30 outreach oriented and so forth and that churches experienced a 51:34 tremendous revival is because they saw what God is doing in 51:36 these young people. I work in their communities and they 51:39 wanted to be involved, too. And so we're seeing churches 51:42 experience revival to not just individual members. Yeah, 51:45 I I like the fact that when you mentioned that you had a Bible 51:48 study. 51:50 >> Right after pot like our fellowship dinner. Yes. Usually 51:52 people want to take a man up, lacks duly activities, right? 51:57 He said something interesting. He said he saw it clicked for 52:01 yes when he was in the 70. Yes. So it's a blessing to see 52:05 though the transformation right in front of your eyes. And what 52:09 I notice here, one of the Commons that we have to hear is 52:14 what difference is it making in the lives of the students? 52:19 I believe that you come in with an idea into a school. And but 52:25 then when you are in the system, they knew the side, 52:29 all of this and this is what I've learned. And this is what 52:32 he has done for me. So that the same question that John, 52:36 that he did. 52:37 >> Were you guys? Yeah, I'm so actually mas. Kind of similar 52:40 to even if it does involve working with new people, 52:44 bring them into the church. And I think 52:46 so. Yeah. So my Bible partner, 9, we would go out in the 52:48 community and we will find people who want to do Bible 52:51 studies. Right? And then out of this people, we would we would 52:55 stay with them a week after week and then we'd eventually 52:58 invite them to the evangelistic series where we would all 53:01 partners to participate and preaching to them. 53:05 And I'm on the one of the very last meetings D gave a call to 53:10 say, hey, do you want you want to get baptized as anyway, 53:14 about ties and all of my students stood up and showed 53:18 interest in getting baptized. And I was just praying for for 53:22 one. I was like Dolly, just one and all of them stood up at 53:26 that moment. I knew I had I participated in helping them to 53:30 become closer to God in vain. I was like, that's a great 53:33 blessing. Yeah, expand. This is, you know, because a lot of 53:36 times you go to schools and like all the little bit of 53:38 practice and by working on a kind of move on like 53:41 repeatedly, we see students get to actually experience the 53:44 process of God using them. 53:46 >> Why we have many more stories, even got another 53:48 really powerful story that we can share after the break. 53:51 We have others. I want to there's a story about reclaim 53:54 church member that we want to share to this just been 53:57 powerful in in another a couple students stories just seeing 54:01 how this is actually working and making a dramatic 54:04 difference. But we just keep seeing that that 54:08 not only has got giving you a call, but God wants you to 54:10 actually see that it can work. He can use you. Yeah. And so 54:13 you walk off the street have never won a soul. But you go 54:16 through a program like this and you actually get to be involved 54:18 as a coolly per with God and the leading someone from not 54:21 having that experience to making a decision for God's 54:24 church. And I'm helping the church to learn how to nurture 54:28 them and continue walking with him. 54:30 >> As this is a Matthew 28 blessing to be the same with 54:33 the words that I want to at this time because what some 54:37 people may not be able to stay with it. The second now we are 54:39 having a second, our blessing. So stick around, but we want to 54:42 make sure to get the contact information. Can you help us 54:45 with the contact information for core that and how people 54:49 can go to the Web page to center? So our website is Www 54:54 DOT core evangelism dot com. 54:56 >> And on our website has all the information of how the 54:59 program runs. We have our handbook. There are daily 55:01 schedules in the handbook. The costs are in the hand. 55:03 Look at $7,000 for the for the 13 week program. It's not only 55:09 13 weeks. There's an optional additional 6 months of 55:12 internship that people want to do that and we have partner 55:14 ministries. We talk about that more after the break. When they 55:18 want to organic agriculture or medical missionary work or 55:21 foreign missions or hygiene a cooking or they want to be a 55:24 pastor or Bible worker have lots of options for them. 55:28 Exits on our website and the information's their 44 to 3, 55:31 2, 9, 2, 3, 9, is our number. You can Texas or you can call 55:35 us the numbering in yet for 4, 8, 4, 232-9239. And so you can 55:44 contact us that way. They can either text or they can call. 55:47 We have an early Bird special right now. So if you apply 55:50 before, April 1st, you can save $250 on your tuition. 55:54 And so it's an ideal time. And again, this is not just for 55:57 young adults anymore. This is for international students. 55:59 This is for all 18 over adults. And it's a shorter time 56:03 commitment and less of a financial commitment in Seoul. 56:06 We this is an ideal time e-mail e-mail. We need info at core 56:12 evangelism dot com 56:15 info at core evangelism dot com. And we're happy to follow 56:20 up. If you have any questions. So has this work, would you do? 56:23 How do I get involved? Maybe you can't come. But you know 56:26 someone who you think would benefit connect us with them. 56:29 We're happy to talk with them. We're we're all about it. 56:31 We're happy to do so. The man tasked to praise the Lord. 56:35 Yes, well, you know, we have about a minute left and say 56:38 we've been talking to 56:40 >> the cast for and we have Allen and even and they have 56:45 been through the program and they're happy to share with you 56:48 about the things that in their lives, how their lives were 56:52 transformed. They're here because their lives are 56:53 transformed. They have a new direction in life that leaving 56:57 them. It's a marvelous, marvelous thing and core event 57:01 of this school. It's a school that you can 57:05 goal, learn and be transformed. And I like the aspect of 57:09 developing the relationship with Jesus Christ, that 57:12 personal relationship that we all need. And, you know, 57:16 you have had students go through that. They're they're 57:20 not the same day at the same. So praise the Lord eat out and 57:23 we're going to take a break. 57:25 >> Yes, we're going to be back with some testimony, some more 57:29 information about the program. Corey Evangelism school offer. 57:34 So praise the Lord for core. That's right. So we'll be back 57:38 in just a moment. Stay with us. And you're going to hear great 57:41 stories that you want to share with us. Amen. 57:44 [MUSIC] 57:49 [MUSIC] 57:54 [MUSIC] |
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