“T2i seeks to be faithful to God and man by prioritizing an exegetically accurate and Holy Spirit-driven application of the Scriptures in its relations with individuals, families and churches. It prayerfully seeks to be scripturally sound, while culturally sensitive, in ministering the Word of God. I highly recommend this vital and important ministry.”

Dr. George Scipione, Biblical Counselor, author of “The Sword and the Shovel”, Director of the Biblical Counseling Institute at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary

“I’m thankful for Pastor Tae’s ministry. I’m especially blessed by his efforts to bring the principles of biblical living to a broader audience through T2i’s ministries. Individuals and families are being strengthened in their faith, to the glory of God, through T2i’s training, pastoral family support, and Divine Designs seminars.”

Dr. Laura Hendrickson, Biblical Counselor, author of “Will Medicine Stop the Pain?” and co-author of “When Good Kids Make Bad Choices”

“T2i is dedicated to a high view of the Word of God especially in addressing the difficulties that Christians face in contemporary culture. In fact, one of the unique aspects of its ministry is that it is counter-intuitive when it comes to post modernity, because it is committed to the principle that God has communicated authoritative truth clearly and accurately for living. For churches and Christians who are looking for help in building a truly effective discipleship ministry, I highly recommend this ministry.”

Dr. John Street, Dept. Head of the Graduate Program in Biblical Counseling at The Masters College, Editor of the Journal of Modern Ministry

Pastor Tae is one of the most effective Asian-American communicators that I know. His mind gives him the ability to take ambiguous issues and break them down to simple straightforward concepts. He then is able to communicate those concepts in a way that is intellectually satisfying, intensely practical and surprisingly memorable. Tae has spoken for our church on a number of different occasions and the response of our people has consistently been, “We want more.”