KVBC Trust (formerly Kuala Lumpur Christian Conference) was formed in 1997 with a single purpose: to encourage godliness through expository Bible teaching.
In 1999, KVBC Trust together with Evangel Book Centre organised the first Klang Valley Bible Conference (KVBC). This conference has since become an annual platform for faithful Bible exposition, featuring gifted servants of the Word from around the world such as D.A. Carson, David Cook, David Jackman, Bryan Chapell, Peter Adam and John Woodhouse. Expository Preaching Seminar (EPS) was introduced in 2001 to further sharpen the focus of church and ministry leadership on Bible exposition, followed by a string of other training conferences and seminars in later years.
I wish that the first lecture in this series were still available. I watched all four and they were excellent and God used them to draw me closer to Himself. Christopher's commentary on Job is also excellent and well worth the time to read. I wish that in my 50+ years of church involvement there would have been a pastor who prepared me for trials. When they came they knocked me off my feet and left me questioning God -- not a good place to be! Now I see how necessary trials are and that Scripture is clear that they are part of the Christian life, but from experience I know how easy it is (at least in America) to miss out on being prepared. I should have realized from James that we are to welcome trials and to be excited that God is working in our lives. Thank you, Christopher Ash, for opening the richness of the book of Job to me and allowing me to see and experience Christ's love for me through trials.
DA Carson is one of my most influential and trustworthy teachers through his commentaries, books, and sermons. This sermon is published in, “Scandalous,” and I was privileged to hear him preach it several years ago near Seattle, WA
I regard DA Carson as one of my most influential teachers through his books, commentaries, and sermons. This sermon was presented in one of his books, “Scandalous.” I was privileged to hear him preach it several years ago.
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Good and clear expositions of hope. When he explains further confession with repentant, this hope in Christ will become assured your name will be written in the book of life. Amen
Is Bryan Chapell trying to reconstruct the early Church Mass? I hear his students agree with him with, amen, they follow him without protest, which is interesting since they are Protestant. He’s a communications scholar! He’s a wonderful speaker, but not a scholar of liturgy. Why?! The Roman C-c-c-c-atholic Church celebrates the Mass as it was in the beginning. I absolutely love listening to Dr. Chapell, but he misses the mark here. I dare you to research. Hahaha, “very few Protestants know that ...” And you all laughed.
I am thoroughly enjoying these teachings. My question regarding the singers of verses 9-10 is, do they not represent the church since the pronouns "us and we" are used? He has redeemed us, made us to be kings and priests, and we shall reign on the earth?
