Vision Statement

Love for All Nations Gospel Alliance

School of Evangelism

Our vision is to spread the Gospel everywhere by encountering the heart of God. Having experienced His goodness firsthand, I desire that others may also experience it. However, we must question how effectively we can share and spread the Gospel in our world—whether at the workplace, in our community, or wherever we find ourselves.

The foundations of the Gospel are based on the words of God. We have witnessed firsthand that Jesus is the only way, the truth, and the life. This truth must affect our lives to the extent that we begin to witness the good news.

My Revelation and Passion

School of Evangelism:

Encounter the heart of the Father ✅
Love for people ✅
Filled with the Holy Spirit / Fire of the Holy Spirit ✅
Wonders and signs ✅
Equipment / Preparation ✅
Prophetic way to reach people ✅
Simple Gospel ✅
Making dreams on the street ✅
Speaking through the microphone ✅

Encounter the Heart of the Father

Jesus revealed the heart of the Father through obedience and submission, fully surrendering His will to His Father. He demonstrated this by being present with His disciples—eating with them, listening to them, living with them, teaching them, and correcting them. Jesus showed the Father’s heart through His actions and teachings, reflecting it fully not only in words but through His relationship with the Father.

John 5 speaks about the relationship with the Father in Heaven, which is restored through His Son, Jesus. By experiencing the heart of the Father, we inherit every good gift from Him. In a world corrupted by sin, understanding the Father’s heart is crucial, as Jesus died on the cross to restore this reality. His heart is full of love, hope, and a future for you.

“I write to you, fathers, because you have known Him who is from the beginning. I write to you, young men, because you have overcome the wicked one. I write to you, little children, because you have known the Father. I have written to you, fathers, because you have known Him who is from the beginning. I have written to you, young men, because you are strong, and the word of God abides in you, and you have overcome the wicked one.” (1 John 2:13-14)

The knowledge we have received through Jesus Christ, purchased with His precious blood, makes us children of our Heavenly Father. In this world, we need more than information; we need to experience the Father’s love. Our previous status as orphans, relying solely on ourselves, contrasts sharply with the new status as children of God.

The whole world is waiting for the sons and daughters of God to realize their position through experience and to share this with others. If we do not speak about the Father, others will not know Him. If we do not show His love in our environments—whether at university, work, or elsewhere—how will people understand and receive adoption into God’s family?

“But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light.” (1 Peter 2:9)

Love for People

Love is not a question but a commandment from the Lord. It is the foundation of our Christianity. Everything we do should be based on love, everything we think should be based on love, and everything we are should be based on love.

Jesus provides the ultimate example of loving people. Because He loved the Father, He went to the cross, showing love to everyone around Him. Our love must be rooted in loving God; if we love God, we will love the people around us.

“If someone says, ‘I love God,’ and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen, how can he love God whom he has not seen?” (1 John 4:20)

Love is the essence of the Gospel (John 3:16) because His love is perfect and the only answer in our world. I believe His love can reach the unreached, break through strongholds, and move the unmoved. God wants us, as Christians, to partner with Him to be bridges and vessels of His love. Love is simple—it’s not just about words but about actions, as exemplified by Jesus’ sacrifice.

Filled with the Holy Spirit (Fire of the Holy Spirit)

Without the Holy Spirit, we can do nothing. We need the Holy Spirit to reveal the reality of Jesus and bring conviction of repentance. The Holy Spirit reveals our Father in Heaven and walks with us on Earth. Jesus said it was better for Him to go so that He could send the Helper (John 16:7). The Holy Spirit is with us, providing comfort and guidance.

God’s promise is to pour out His Spirit on all flesh and baptize us with fire. Only the Holy Spirit can bring the fullness of God into our lives. The Holy Spirit desires to live in us, as we are the temple of God. He knows how to bring us closer to God and fulfill our deepest desires for joy and fulfillment.

Jesus came to baptize us with the fire of the Holy Spirit. When He resurrected, He told His disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit, who empowered them to perform miracles and spread the Gospel. We need to carry this fire and pass it on to others, stepping out of our comfort zones to keep the flames of the Holy Spirit burning brightly.

Wonders and Signs

I believe every follower of Jesus should walk in wonders and signs. Jesus said these signs would follow those who believe. However, often we struggle to see these manifestations, treating them as something extraordinary rather than normal. Miracles come from above and are not manufactured by our efforts.

It takes courage to step into the supernatural and believe that God can move through ordinary people like us. The power of the Holy Spirit can bring healing and miracles. If every believer walked in this supernatural reality, it would transform the world.

Testimony: I once worked in a restaurant and prayed for a man named Istvan who was near death due to cancer. I prayed for him, and the power of God touched him. He survived and continues to share his testimony of God’s goodness.

“And these signs will follow those who believe: In My name they will cast out demons; they will speak with new tongues.” (Mark 16:17)

Prophetic Way to Reach People

Our society is overwhelmed with voices from the media, work, and school, often drowning out the voice of our Good Shepherd. Jesus restored the true voice of God through His sacrifice, but discerning this voice requires a personal relationship with Him.

We are called to be prophetic voices in a noisy world, bringing clarity and guidance through God’s voice. God is raising a generation of prophetic people to reach others from every tribe and tongue. By being sensitive to the Holy Spirit, we can provide clarity and direction to those who need it.

Equipment / Preparation

God doesn’t look for a superhero to be His vessel or weapon, because superheroes only exist in Hollywood and are fake. God doesn’t choose the most intelligent or the most talented. When Jesus chose His 12 apostles, they were not the most outstanding people in Israel; some were even difficult individuals like Peter. You and I are chosen by God for His purpose to bring the whole world to commitment to Jesus. God needs ordinary lives to make extraordinary changes. The more we’re empty and the less we rely on ourselves, the more room there is for the Holy Spirit to work through us and help us become what God has called us to be.

God desires for us to be like gloves that the Holy Spirit can fully fill with His presence and purposes in our lives. The Apostle Paul mentioned five ministry roles: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. These roles are meant to work together to edify the body of Christ and bring the world to the knowledge of salvation through Jesus Christ.

Today, my heart is to recognize the gifts upon individuals’ lives and help develop everything God has already placed in them. I believe God has a plan for each of us. When you were in the womb, God chose you and put desires in your heart that make you unique—one of a kind in the world. The purpose of preparation is to draw out everything God has put inside of you for His glory.

“Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me. I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” (John 15:4-5)

“This is to my Father’s glory, that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples.”

Simple Gospel

The foundation of the Christian life is our faith in the Good News of God’s grace. The living God is both just and merciful. Every person bears the guilt of sin, separating them from God.

God’s justice requires punishment for sin, but out of His love and mercy, He gave His Son Jesus Christ to be our Savior. Jesus fulfilled God’s law and bore the punishment for our sins through His death and resurrection, offering us forgiveness and adoption into God’s eternal family.

We cannot earn forgiveness through our own efforts. It is a free gift from God, available through faith in Jesus Christ. By accepting this gift, we are reconciled to God.

Prayer for Reconciliation

Dear God, I believe I need forgiveness for my sins, which You provided through Your Son Jesus Christ. He died for my sins and rose on the third day. Please forgive my sins, be my Lord and Savior, and guide me in Your truth. Amen.

Vision Banner of Love

The Vision Banner of Love is about sharing God’s love with the world through our lives and being gatekeepers for those around us. My heart burns for Eastern nations to bring clarity of this love and to share the Gospel in the manifestation of power. I believe God has plans for these countries.

I also believe in a coming revival in Europe that will lead many to know Jesus as their personal Savior.