We are going through a tremendous time of difficulty. All around the world, people are suffering, isolated, feeling lonely, have lost jobs, and so forth. Yet, in the scriptures, God tells us to rejoice. There is tension there: Our circumstances are saying one thing and we are supposed to respond differently. In this video, we take a look at why we can rejoice in our difficulties. When we know the “why,” the “what,” and “how” becomes easy. Watch
Kenneth’s mission is to use medicine, spiritual formation, poverty alleviation, and leadership development to help people live lives to the fullest. He holds two doctorate degrees: the first is in medicine and the second is in spiritual formation. He is a practicing U.S. physician, an assistant professor of medicine, and a senior professor of leadership and spiritual formation at Servants University (SU). Kenneth is also a core faculty in the department of orphan care and poverty alleviation at SU and the founder and president of the Kenneth Acha Foundation, an organization that has helped thousands of orphans in Cameroon and trained many leaders since 2005.
