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ICC Church Yangon/Myanmar · ICC CHURCH YANGON/MYANMAR

ပညာရှိများထံမှ သင်ခန်းစာများ

December 15, 2025·40 min·4 clips
The sermon opens with repeated 'Alleluia' and teachings on being a good father and mother.
The episode begins with repeated 'Alleluia' chants and teachings on being a good father and mother. It transitions into discussions about receiving knowledge and the significance of belief during youth. Biblical themes are introduced with mentions of Jerusalem and Judah. The speaker emphasizes moral and religious principles throughout. The sermon includes references to organizational missions, specifically the CRDA. The tone is educational and religious, with a focus on spiritual guidance. The content is delivered in a mix of languages, including Burmese and English phrases. Key moments involve calls to action for personal development. The episode concludes with repeated 'Amen' and 'Alleluia', reinforcing the religious message. The format is a solo sermon without guest interactions. Themes of faith, family, and community are recurring. The speaker uses illustrative examples to convey lessons. The sermon aims to inspire listeners through biblical and practical insights. It addresses life stages from youth to old age. The message encourages proactive belief and moral responsibility. The episode is structured around spiritual teachings and organizational goals. It blends traditional religious elements with contemporary references.

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A praise-led call to family responsibility, youth, and purposeful Christian living.

The piece frames wisdom as a family duty and a matter of lived responsibility, circling back to being a good father and mother and to the belief that young people can achieve things.

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You want a sermon about being a good father or mother and the responsibilities that come with youth.

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