God bless you!!! I am from China currently living in the U.S., and my best friend is in Japan right now. This is absolutely a most beautiful and hopeful hymn, also accompanying me through some darkest moments during 2020 while I am job searching alone in the States till 2021 now. God and the Holy Spirit works all the time, all the ages and space; He has his big plan for Japan as well.💗
@David73993 жыл бұрын
Hey Xiao Bai, I know what it's like living and working in another country; I spent many years in China. I just wanted you to know I am praying for you now, and will continue as the Lord leads me. He know all your needs and loves you perfectly. I hope things are better. God bless and 加油!
@hillarysudeikis22643 жыл бұрын
Yes beloved! That is absolutely true, He will not leave His children in despair! The Gospel will be preached in all nations! ✝️💯💜✝️
@aaronanddavid-b9c3 жыл бұрын
God bless you sister. Hope you are well in Jesus Almighty Name wherever you are now.
Japanese? Not many Cnristians in Japan, right? A huge mission field. God bless you!
@olushewamathias19463 жыл бұрын
Will you please pray to God that there should be more Christians in Japan?
@rogermetzger73353 жыл бұрын
I'm under the impression that many Japanese REALLY like good music. Music of this quality may be a more effective means of evangelism than preaching.
@hiddengem42933 жыл бұрын
Yes, I'm learning Japanese so that The Lord may use me there to reach the unreachable and for them to know His Good News.
@olushewamathias19463 жыл бұрын
oh, that's good news, please keep learning, and don't give up. May the Lord Jesus use you according to His, that He may shine as Light through you to others and as salt for others to wonder, and glorify God through you as other Christians too.
@rogermetzger73353 жыл бұрын
@@hiddengem4293 A decade or so ago, I spoke with a layman who had conducted a series of “evagelistic” meetings in a town in Michigan. He had been assisted by other lay members of his congregation. He told me the meetings had been conducted “without success”. The reason for his evaluation was his too-narrow definition of “success” in evangelism. In the hope of encouraging you to adopt a different way of measuring success - thus making it easier for you to think of your work as successful - please allow me to make some suggestions about ways to measure success, even if those ways are not necessarily considered traditional measures of success in evangelism. Some Christians - both clergy and laity - consider a profession of faith in Jesus to be a measure of success. I don’t disagree but that does depend on how the person understands the word “faith”. Faith is the evidence of things not seen. (Heb. 11:1) Professing to have faith in Jesus because a Christian has told someone he is going to hell if he doesn’t profess faith in Jesus isn’t really evidence of biblical faith. In several Bible study / Sunday school settings, when people have talked about being saved, I have asked each person in the group to answer the question “Saved from what?” With very few exceptions, every one of those people gave the same answer - word for word: “Hell fire”. Notice that when the angel told Joseph in a dream that Mary’s firstborn was to be called Jesus, the reason was that he would save his people from their sins. No mention of hell fire. As Paul Harvy once said “We want to be washed but we don’t want to get wet”. I think he meant that humans tend to want to be free of guilt without a corresponding freedom from selfish things we do. So yes, encourage people to understand that God’s forgiveness is a free gift - Jesus has already paid the debt - AND consider it a measure of success if a person also stops speaking in terms of trying to be good or do good and starts, instead, speaking in terms of trusting the Lord for transformation - salvation from selfishness and the actions that are prompted by selfishness. Then there is the question of whether people are being encouraged to trust the Lord and his written word - or whether they are being encouraged to place their trust in traditional interpretations of the written word. The former results in PERSONAL study. That can be considered a measure of success. The latter results in people being able to speak Christianese, recite a creed or tell you what you want to hear. Another measure of success is adoption of the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers - the doctrine that we can obtain God’s grace directly - not merely through the intercession of priests on Earth or saints in heaven AND that laity have the same access to spiritual authority as clergy do, i.e. directly from the Lord himself rather than only through ordination by agents of a religious organization.
This warms my heart so much there arnt many Christians in Japan but God's word will be spread even so And will eventually grow God bless Japan and everybody in this world
@marthabuchanan87912 жыл бұрын
As an mk from Japan this just warms my heart. Quality Christian music being sung by young adults. It’s just what the country needs. Please continue recording these awesome songs.
Japan🇯🇵 is consider as one of the "No Religion Country" in the world (or atheist) but those christians proved that living God is real and God really exist. Amen🙏 God bless you all 🙏
@不思議のパルプンテАй бұрын
知人からルアワーシップの事を知り、久しぶりにゴスペルを聴くことが出来て感謝です😊✨☘️
@おさむ坂詰2 жыл бұрын
ひとりでも多くのかたに皆さんの賛美が聞かれますようにお祈りします。
@keithday1982 Жыл бұрын
I am praying for Japan. I pray that God uses you to help win Japan to the Lord
@ラウダー俊2 жыл бұрын
あなた方に会いに行きたい。
@WeneedpeaceNlovefromJC7772 жыл бұрын
I never heard Japanese ppl sing worship Christian song. Sound so good in Japanese language. God is amazing touch ppl heart in Japan .
Heavenly voice! Such a blessing ! I pray that many souls come to our Lord through your ministry!!!
@_official93732 жыл бұрын
im a chinese, currently at my new college. i pray for the churches under persecution in china currently, and fellow believers in japan. this capella really shows much love, even from thousands of miles away❤❤
@TheLychie5 ай бұрын
Aww that's so wonderful. I was recently in china staring outside at the tall buildings, thinking about the millions of people that live here, and praying that at least one person will share the light of jesus which I trust that there are Christians but I can't see it. God bless you over there
What an amazing version! Very useful to edify and evangilize japanese-speaking people around the globe, including in Brazil which hosts the biggest japanese community outside Japan. God bless your ministry and may He keep on using you guys as instruments in His powerful hands to reach other people for Christ.
@williehutagalung23223 жыл бұрын
Absolutely beautiful. Biarlah segala yang bernafas datang dan memuji Tuhan, dan kiranya Tuhan kita bertahta diatas puji-pujian. Tuhan Yesus memberkati. Salam hangat dari Indonesia 🇲🇨
3:10 - Hallelujah! Thank You Jesus, i don't have to be afraid of tomorrow, i want to cry now.
@pink-kawai6263 Жыл бұрын
Hermosa alabanza “Porque él vive Puedo creer en el mañana Porque él vive temor no hay pero yo bien sé yo sé ,que mi vida Está en las manos de mi Jesús que vivo está” Sí yo sé que el señor Jesús tiene el control de todo y que mi vida está en las manos de mi señor Jesucristo. Alabado sea el Señor Vivo en Japón ya 32 años y soy evangelista Es la primera vez que escucho ésta alabanza en idioma japonés, las alabanzas independientemente del idioma que sea siempre nos llega al CORAZÓN Muchas gracias por su esfuerzo y dedicación Dios los bendiga queridos hermanos 🙏