Rev. Amit Karthak is a prominent Reformed Presbyterian pastor, teacher, and theological educator based in Kathmandu, Nepal.He serves as Principal of the Reformed and Presbyterian Seminary (RPS) in Kathmandu. The seminary, accredited by the Asia Theological Association, offers programs such as Bachelor of Theology and Master of Divinity, emphasizing Reformed theology and authentic discipleship. His education includes studies of a Master of Divinity (M.Div.) from Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Dehradun, and a Master of Theology (Th.M.) from Calvin Theological Seminary (USA). Rev. Karthak is dedicated to theological education, spiritual formation, and equipping leaders for ministry in Nepal's growing Christian community.

Featuring special guest Rev. Amit Karthak from Kathmandu, Nepal – Pastor, Teacher, and Principal of Reformed and Presbyterian Seminary.

Explore the vital importance of spiritual growth and maturity before stepping into God's calling. A must-listen for anyone seeking deeper faith and purpose!

In this special Q&A session, we address some of the pressing questions about the Prosperity Gospel - a teaching that claims God guarantees health, wealth, and success to those who have sufficient faith. 1. What is the prosperity gospel? Can you give me an example of it?2. No preacher claims, “I am a prosperity gospel preacher.” So, how can a preacher himself—and others—know if he is preaching the prosperity gospel?3. Why do church members buy into the prosperity gospel?4. What is the danger of the prosperity gospel?5. What can I do, as a believer and as a church, to keep the prosperity gospel and its preachers outside?If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us.

Jaimashiha Everyone! In this episode, we're having a casual chat about church attendance. Why are second-generation kids slipping away from church? This isn't just a normal shift between generations. Our community longs for the pure power of the Gospel truth that truly transforms the soul, over light self-help messages for quick motivation, but no lasting spiritual growth.

We continue to share about our life, thoughts, and ideas about ongoing issues within the Nepali church worship and music ministry.