Preparatory Meetings for Internships 

1 Kings 18:1~15│ And Ahab called Obadiah, who was over the household. (Now Obadiah feared the Lord greatly, and when Jezebel cut off the prophets of the Lord, Obadiah took a hundred prophets and hid them by fifties in a cave and fed them with bread and water.) (3 and 4) 

Obadiah was a faithful servant of King Ahab and Queen Jezebel. However, he sustained his spiritual state by holding onto the sure covenant and experiencing God’s works. Even in the midst of near-death situations, he was able to protect the prophets until the very end. Before becoming a servant of the king, he was a church officer who was trained by the prophet Elijah. How was Obadiah able to prevail through faith by not conforming to the world?

1. Prepared Specialists: Meetings with Businesspeople and Training Conferences

What is your role toward Remnants? You must help them discover their talents.Coming-of-Age Ceremony It’s necessary for Remnants to acquire expertise through blessing of meetings in advance.Missioning Ceremony Before heading out into the world, Remnants must prepare for spiritual battle that overcomes it.Commissioning Ceremony Through the results of these answers, Remnants must continue receiving training as the main figures of the three enterprises or entrepreneurships.social, cultural, and missions

2. Prepared Evangelists: Meetings with Missionaries and Training Conferences

God looks for evangelists rather than successful individuals. Whatever your occupation may be, you must clearly remember your identity as a Remnant evangelist and missionary. You can relay the Gospel to the people you meet every day, pray for one overseas nation, and help multiethnic people who already reside in Korea. Both gifted individuals and those who are suffering need the true power of the Gospel.

You will make mistakes and even fail. However, God guides you, the Remnant, to the very end. Don’t look back at the past anymore. Instead, look to the future and live as a person of today. You should make a resolution to participate in small scale “preparatory meetings,” in order to pray and have discussions, as well as “training conferences” where evangelism takes place.