Philo Trust

Trust and the Ten Commandments

A small boy was asked where God gave Moses the Ten Commandments. After a moment's thought he answered ‘Mount Cyanide.’ He was not alone in associating the commandments with poison. You must have seen those images in picture Bibles of Moses descending down Mount Sinai carrying two massive tablets of stone with an impossible ease. His face always bears the most solemn of frowns and it seems clear that what he bears is a set of rules so unpleasant that they might as well be cyanide. Centuries of preachers have confirmed such a view by trying to highlight the New Testament’s message of grace by painting the Law of the Old Covenant in the gloomiest possible of shadows.

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By Samantha Blowers

J.John’s just10 series was run by 525 churches in Autumn 2010 resulting in thousands of people hearing teaching on the Ten Commandments, many for the first time.

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By Samantha Blowers

On Sunday 12th September 2010, Philo Trust saw the launch of the largest just10 series of its kind since it began in 1998! With support from UCB, Premier Media and Compassion, over 517 churches took part in teaching the Ten Commandments to their congregations!

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“New York City... a city for Christ.” We pray these words nearly every Sunday at C3 Church Manhattan. This may not be the first thing people think of when they consider New York, a city more often graced with nicknames like ‘Gotham’, ‘the Big Apple’ or ‘the city that never sleeps’. But across this incredible and diverse city, live great people who believe that this city - which serves as headquarters for finance, fashion and media - can also be a city where people experience the great love of Jesus in a whole new way.

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For the past ten years J.John has taught the Ten Commandments in towns and cities across the UK, teaching god’s truths to nearly one million people and seeing the power of god transform, heal and restore people in life-changing ways.

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Nas and Sheila Shaikh were born into Islamic families and brought up in the Islamic faith. Their testimony of how they followed Jesus is below.

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By Chris Shin

According to World Vision, one of the world’s largest international Christian humanitarian organisations, South Korea is the only nation which has transformed itself from a receiving country to a giving country. Likewise, after the first missionary who arrived in the most unreached land of Korea in 1804, South Korea has transformed itself into a country that sent over 17,000 missionaries worldwide in 2008 alone.

CGNTV was launched by Onnuri Community Church in Seoul, Korea in 2005 to aid the Korean missionaries scattered around the world to deliver the gospel. Since then, God has been pouring out his abundant blessings on CGNTV to be a channel of the Gospel for the people who need the Lord. CGNTV is now operating 5 satellites covering most of the world and providing viewers with wholesome and spiritual programmes in Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese and Thai.

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