Ryun Chang (PhD, Fuller) has been in ministry since 1982 during which time he had the privilege of serving the Lord as pastor, teacher and missionary (Mexico). For the past ten years, he has been serving as the Teaching Pastor of Acts Ministries International (AMI), a consortium of pan-Asian churches in several states and East Asia.
His published works are: "Manual de Misionología" (Editorial Continental, 2005); "Theologizing in the Radical Middle" (Wipf & Stock, 2018); contributor to "Reshaping of Mission in Latin America" (Regnum Books Int'l, 2015). Upon seeing how COVID is altering the mode through which people learn, he decided to record the many things the Lord has taught him over the years and share them with the larger audience. Thanks for tuning in. God bless.
Unpacking Heiser's The Unseen Realm--Simple & Concise
Although the late Michael S. Heiser published his seminal work, The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible, over 10 years ago (2015), for several AMI pastors (including myself), it feels as if the book was released recently. Many of us who love God’s word find Heiser’s work intriguing because he connects the dots of so many strange scriptures that often go untouched in our studies. This isn’t to endorse everything Heiser, a PhD in Hebrew Bible and Semitic languages, claims in the book, but there is enough in it to whet our appetite to dig deeper into the Bible.
1 Jul 2026
Kissing My Self-Protective, Pretentious, Shallow Self Goodbye
What I heard—a snippet of a sermon from a colleague during my daily walk—hit me like a ton of bricks. I knew what he said was true about me: part of the mixed motives behind serving the Lord that I have to REALLY grapple with. That’s why this vlog is entitled, “Kissing My Self‑Protective, Pretentious, Shallow Self Goodbye.”
17 Jun 2026
How a Book on the Left's Betrayal of the Jews Revealed Korean American Blind Spots
While reading the newly released "The Jews and the Left" (June 2, 2026) by Batya Ungar-Sargon, I began to notice a striking parallel: the anti-Israel Jewish students on today’s campuses and the young Korean Americans who defended the looters who destroyed their parents’ stores in 2020. What’s going on here? In this brief vlog, I explore what ails these affluent minority communities in America — and why so many feel uneasy when the Left calls them out.
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