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The Ennoblement of a Secular Vocation My calling to vocational ministry came not long after my conversion to Christ, during my freshman year at Penn State. That call was so compelling that I can remember wondering then how other Christians could consider a "secular" vocation to be an option for their life's work. "How could a person be a Christian and be majoring in business or education or biology?" I thought to myself. I was soon off to Bible School. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: Awesome teachings brother
Brother David,
I found your name on the explanation that you gave regarding David Ekechukwu's testimony and loved the balanced and clear biblical explanations that you gave.
I found this site searching your name and what a blessing it is to know there are ministers who still believe and teach the whole word of God.
Blessings brother,
Gil