Listen Up Podcast
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#4 Har? Study Bible? ft. Rev. Victor Lee
#4 Har? Study Bible? ft. Rev. Victor Lee
#4 Har? Study Bible? ft. Rev. Victor Lee
Sunday 12th September 2021
Rev. Victor Lee talks about the evolving role of Bible seminaries in Christian education and their relationship with churches. Tune in for insights.
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Get the buttons here!Rev. Victor Lee on Modern Christian Education and Bible Seminaries
If you want to be a pastor or church leader, then you should really consider going through bible school, even though you may not have the tertiary level studies, because it is helpful for you, but for the rest of the members of the church, you don't have to necessarily go to bible school.
Curious about how Bible seminaries have evolved over the years? In this episode of 'Listen Up', Rev. Victor Lee, the youngest president of Bible College Malaysia, sheds light on the shifting landscape of Christian education. Rev. Lee delves into how seminaries have broadened their scope, now offering training not just for pastors but also for church members who have completed basic Christian education.
He shares his personal journey and reflections on the changing role of these institutions, emphasizing the vital connection between seminaries and churches. One of the key challenges he discusses is the communication gap between seminaries and congregations, as well as the issue of cost-effectiveness in providing quality education. Despite these hurdles, Rev. Lee underscores the importance of community in nurturing spiritual growth and education.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolving dynamics of Christian education and the pivotal role of Bible seminaries.