Trusting in God’s power: An interview with Philip
Philip shares of life away from his family, and the encouragement he has received in his study of the Scriptures in the midst of the challenges he faces.
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Our training highlights God’s plan of salvation from Genesis to Revelation, and makes clear that righteousness comes through faith alone in Christ Jesus, and that a godly life can only be achieved through this same faith in Christ.
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Philip shares of life away from his family, and the encouragement he has received in his study of the Scriptures in the midst of the challenges he faces.
Seme reflects on how he has adapted to the new academic and cultural environment during his first semester at George Whitefield College.
John Jal Deng, a graduate of the scholarship program, shares how he is equipping young Christian leaders in God’s Word as a lecturer at Bishop Gwynne College.
