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Since 1945, our motto has always been “Christ to the World by Radio.”
In this rapidly changing world, with technologies developing in leaps and bounds, the era moves from ‘wired’ to ‘wireless,’ from radio broadcast to television. In this scenario, doubters have asked, “Is there a future for radio broadcast?” Although such a mindset has been around for decades, radio broadcasting is still undoubtedly fascinating and irresistible.
Thousands of people are on the road everyday and they still make it a habit to tune in to their radios so contrary to what some may say, radio steadfastly refuses to be a relic from the past.
We however believe that we must make use of new technologies to bring the gospel of Christ to the greater majority. The webcast being one of these mediums, we have set up this web site to complement our traditional radio broadcast to continue to bring “Christ to the world by radio.”
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"Therefore, my brothers, you whom I love and long for, my joy and crown, that is how you should stand firm in the Lord, dear friends!" (1 Philippians 4:1)
Paul, of the New Testament, has a goal in life and that is to receive the crown that God has called him to obtain. This crown is none other than 'you'. Who are this 'you'? The 'you' are those whom Paul loves and long for - the Philippians. They are the 'crown' of Paul. Paul's goal in life was to 'possess' the disciples of Philippi so that they could become the 'crown' that God has prepared. Could you become the 'crown' of others, or the 'crown' prepared by God? Do you have the condition to be loved? Will someone miss you? Will someone feel joyous because of you? The disciples in Philippi were the joy of Paul, and they are the 'crowns' that are worthy of Paul's yearning. Could you also be the 'crown' that others love and yearn for? Of course you can, since we are not depending on our own strength but on the Lord's strength. Only by His strength are we able to stand firm and become the goal of others, the 'crown' that others would pursue to obtain.
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