“One of the greatest values of mentors is the ability to see ahead what others cannot see and to help them navigate a course to their destination.” — John C. Maxwell
In 2016, it’s my first time to know my life mentor Joshua Jeong. Truth be told, there is not so much feeling or admiration to him at that time, but just knew that Joshua Jeong guides so many people to find their life purpose. In 2017, also the year I hold ambition to try to start a social enterprise based business. And it’s completely tough than expected, especially the struggle between making something good to the society and cash for the survival. Because of this, it fires up my desire to know more about Joshua Jeong as what he’has done and set to do is far more high than mine.
Joshua Jeong was born in the time of Korean civil war. Life was unimaginable hard for people. Though, he lived up his life with completely love to God and prayed under the circumstances of extreme coldness on steep cliff days and nights when he was young. Even more, he has undergone the Vietnam war personally for two times without killing anyone but brought peace and love to the war. Being wronged by people, he still chose to forgive people and even pray for them. He went around the world tirelessly for bringing the gospel of the new period time to people. In the same time, Joshua Jeong is also the master of art, sports and medicine. Although having this great achievement, he always humbles himself and gives the glory to God. From Joshua Jeong life, I saw God’s unconditional love and adamant heart to overcome the challenges of the life for saving the people. What Joshua Jeong has done is beyond description here, but hereby want the world to know the new period of time has come and he’s the man worth knowing for he’s the key to a better world we’ve never seen ever.
The historical error shouldn’t be repeated again. May we all open our heart to learn for those who are blessed are those who humble themselves. Being encouraged by John 12:42–44 , hereby sharing this message with you.
John 12:42–44
Yet at the same time many even among the leaders believed in him. But because of the Pharisees they would not openly acknowledge their faith for fear they would be put out of the synagogue.
