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ICCC (INTERNATIONAL

CHRISTIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE) ADALAH MIMBAR

DIMANA PESAN KRISTUS BAGI

KITA DI ZAMAN INI DIJABARKAN,

DIBAGIKAN DAN DINYATAKAN

TERHADAP DUNIA BISNIS

NEW NATIONAL BOARD

National President

Umbu Pekuwali

Vice Presidents:

Admin/Secretary Tonny Soetjoadi

Finance/Treasurer: Johanis S. Najoan

Membership/Mentoring/ Network

Simon Aditan

Teaching / Training Benjamin B. Juwono

Business Development/ Micro-Enterprise

Efendi Sitorus

Young Professionals Maria Sitorus

BOARD OF ADVISORS Manimbul Luhut Sitorus

Intercessors Eliezer H. Hardjo

Kantor Nasional ICCC Indonesia:

Website: www.iccc-indonesia.com

Pertokoan Pulo Mas Blok B I / 8,

Jalan Perintis Kemerdekaan.

Jakarta 13260

Telp (021) 4890211, fax: (021)

4722274.

E-mail: iccc.indonesia@yahoo.com

From the desk of National President Shalom ... dan Merdeka!

Pada bulan Agustus kita akan memperingati

Hari Ulang Tahun Kemerdekaan Republik

Indonesia, tepatnya tanggal 17 Agustus 2016.

Telah 71 tahun lamanya bangsa kita mencicipi

kemerdekaan dan kita bangga sebagai bangsa

dengan jumlah penduduk ke 5 terbesar di dunia yang dipersatukan

dari ribuan pulau, puluhan bahasa dan dialek, berbagai etnis dan

suku bangsa. Tidak ada bangsa yang keunikan dan keragamannya

seperti Indonesia. Mari rayakan kemerdekaan Bangsa kita dengan

penuh sukacita dan bersyukur. Terpujilah Tuhan kita yang telah

menjadikan semuanya ini.

Di setiap masa, Tuhan punya cara bagaimana membentuk kita supaya

menjadi semakin serupa dengan Kristus dan mengenal kehendakNYA

dengan sempurna serta mampu mengamalkanya dalam kehidupan

sehari-hari dalam bisnis dan pekerjaan praktis kita.

Merdeka membuat kita tidak terikat akan semua keinginan dunia;

membangun kerajaan sendiri, memperkaya diri untuk tujuan pribadi,

bebas dari keterikatan dosa-dosa, melainkan kemerdekaan untuk

menyatakan kemuliaan Tuhan dimana kita berada.

Kemerdekaan seharusnya menempatkan kita di sebuah ruang waktu

dan masa dimana Tuhan benar-benar bebas membentuk kita menjadi

sesuai dengan kehendak atau rencanaNYA. Disuatu masa atau waktu

dimana semua yang kita hasilkan dari bekerja keras dapat dipakai

dengan leluasa oleh Tuhan untuk kepentinganNYA bukan kepentingan

kita. Apakah kita rela 70, 80 atau 90 tahun hidup kita merupakan

waktu dimana kita memberikan-nya kepada Tuhan untuk dipakai

dengan bebas (waktu, pikiran, harta) kita untuk keinginan dan bagi

rencana Tuhan?

Kami, mengundang Anda untuk mengikuti pertemuan dalam kelompok

sebulan sekali seri pertumbuhan bersama dalam mengelola bisnis

atau karir kita bersama pemilik-pemilik bisnis dan profesional yang

takut akan Tuhan. topik-topik dan modul-modul TWL yang menarik.

Mewakili National Board, kami juga menyampaikan terimakasih atas

seluruh doa, donasi dan partisipasi anda untuk ICCC (International

Christian Chambers of Commerce) Indonesia.

Sampai jumpa di edisi bulan depan. Tuhan Yesus memberkati anda

sekeluarga.

Umbu Pekuwali

National President

ICCC Indonesia

www.iccc-indonesia.com

http://www.iccc-indonesia.com/

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Dirgahayu republik Indonesia ke 71

(17-8-1945 – 17-8-2016)

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Supernatural

Transformation

via the Bible:

A Story of the

Doolittle Raiders

of WWII

By Stephen McDowell

An Excerpt from The Bible: Divine or Human?

Evidence of Biblical Infallibility and Support

for Building Your Life and Nation on Biblical

Truth

Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor on

December 7, 1941, a group of American

pilots known as the Doolittle Raiders was

sent to bomb Japan. Some of them were shot

down, captured, and put in prison, where they

suffered greatly. They were given meager

food, so little that some slowly starved to

death. They were kept in dark, cold, small

cells; they were yelled at, beaten, and kicked.

Many became diseased and received little

care. The anger and hatred toward the

guards due to the tortuous conditions

consumed many of the prisoners. This went

on for two years.

After one prisoner died from starvation, Bob

Hite wrote a letter to the prison governor

complaining of their intolerable treatment,

reminding him it was against all Geneva

conference rules. Among other things, he

wrote: “If you can’t do anything useful, will

you please give us the Holy Bible to read? He

intermittently attended church growing up,

though really knew little of the faith or the

Bible. None of the other captives were true

believers, and some were even put off by

Christianity.

His letter may have done some good, as

afterwards their rations improved and they

were allowed to share a few books, one being

the Bible. They decided to let each man read

the Bible for three weeks before passing it on.

Bob Hite said: “it was the first time that I had

ever – I think any of us – the first time any of

us had really read the Bible from cover to

cover. I was sort of like a man being in the

desert and finding a cool pool….Instead of

hating this enemy that we had such hate for,

we began to feel sorry for them….It was

almost a miracle to realize the sort of thing

that happened to us…we were no longer

afraid to the extent that we had been…we no

longer had the hatred.”

Just prior to having his turn with the Bible,

one of the prisoners, Jake DeShazer, was

yelled at by a guard. Rage had been growing

within Jake over his two years of

imprisonment, so without thought he yelled

back. The guard hit him on the head with his

fist. Jake kicked him back, with the guard

responding by hitting him with his steel

scabbard. Jake then threw a bucket of dirty

mop water that he had been using to clean

the floor on the guard. Oddly, the guard only

yelled back. “It is strange that he didn’t cut off

my head,” Jake said.

Just after this incident, the Bible was passed

on to Jake. This experience would turn his life

upside-down. He began to read the small

print from the dim light coming through the

small vent at the top of the cell. “The words of

the page came to life. It seemed as though

they were written just for him.” In the stories

he read in the Old Testament and especially

in “the story of Christ’s suffering in the New,

he felt that God was indeed present, reaching

out for someone abandoned, as mistreated,

as hopeless as he was.” In his three weeks

with the Bible, he spent every minute reading

and memorizing all he could.

“On June 8, 1944, he read for a second time

Romans 10:9: ‘That if thou shalt confess with

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thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe

in thine heart that God hath raised him from

the dead, thou shalt be saved.’ Jake prayed:

‘Lord, though I am far from home and though

I am in prison, I must have forgiveness.’ As

he prayed constantly, thinking deeply about

the message of the Bible, he was overcome

with a tremendous sensation: ‘My heart was

filled with joy. I wouldn’t have traded places

with anyone at that time. Oh, what a great joy

it was to know that I was saved, that God had

forgiven me my sins….Hunger, starvation,

and a freezing cold prison cell no longer had

horrors for me. They would only be for a

passing moment. Even death could hold no

threat when I knew that God had saved me.

Death is just one more trial that I must go

through before I can enjoy the pleasures of

eternal life. There will be no pain, no

suffering, no loneliness in heaven. Everything

will be perfect with joy forever.’” The central

message of the Scriptures became real and

alive to him. In the midst of the worst of

conditions, he experienced a supernatural

contentment only possible in Christ. There is

no worldly explanation for this supernatural

transformation. It affirms the divine nature of

the Bible.

The more he read the more he realized he

needed to change deep down inside. He

especially needed Christian love. He felt that

while his sins had been forgiven through

Christ, he would need to forgive as well. A

test soon came his way. One day while

returning from exercise, the guard yelled at

him to hurry, slapped him, pushed him into

his cell and slammed the door on his bare

foot breaking some bones. As he sat on the

stool, anger beginning to rise, he thought God

was testing him somehow in this.

The next morning when the guard was back,

he first considered revenge but remembering

the lesson, responded by saying “good

morning.” The guard looked at him strangely

since he had never heard Jake say this.

Morning after morning Jake tried to be polite

and friendly. Finally, the guard came over to

him and spoke. Jake asked about his family.

This was the beginning of a complete change

of treatment from this one guard. From then

on the guard treated Jake well, even bringing

him food. “I knew then that God’s way will

work if we really try, no matter what the

circumstances.”

DeShazer was held captive for about one

more year, during which time God did other

miracles to keep him alive. After the war,

Jacob DeShazer and his wife would serve as

missionaries to Japan for 30 years. Through

their ministry many Japanese were

converted, including two of the guards at his

prison, and 23 new churches were started.

He also worked closely with Mitsuo Fuchida,

who had led the air attack on Pearl Harbor,

and after the war became a Christian. Similar

stories to that of Bob Hite and Jacob

DeShazer have been repeated hundreds of

millions of times since Jesus Christ, the living

Word of God, came into the world. The

supernatural transformation of men who hear

its message shows us that the Bible is

powerful. The Bible is unique among all

books ever written. It is more than the mere

words of men. It is in fact divine. The Bible is

God’s Word and it is infallible.

TEN Differences between Servant Leaders and Self-Serving 'Kings' Chuck Lawless

What separates a servant leader from a self-

serving king?

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As Christian leaders, we are called to serve others

even as we're completely reliant on God. Too

often, though, a leader who was once a servant

wrongly transitions into being the king of his own

kingdom. Here are some signs that a leader has

become the "king":

1. Even if he invites discussion from church leaders, he does not change his mind. The

"discussion" is in name only, as his decisions

are already made.

2. He sees everyone else as expendable. If he's worried about church members leaving, you'd

never know it. In fact, he can usually hyper-

spiritualize the reasons that others leave.

3. He is seldom, if ever, wrong. Kings somehow convince themselves that nobody can do

things as well as they can. Everybody else still

has something to learn.

4. Staff members tend to stay for only a short time. Kings are good at recruiting strong staff

members, but not so good at keeping the best

of them. Kings want dependents more than co-

laborers.

5. He seldom allows others to preach. The pulpit becomes his platform, and he rarely

gives up that position, even for a single

Sunday. He's most unwilling to share that

space with gifted speakers he might perceive

as more gifted than he.

6. He treats others as "subjects." That is, people become a means to an end: tools to

help him build his kingdom more than

brothers and sisters in Christ.

7. He demands unquestioned loyalty. Even the slightest sign of disagreement is considered

rebellion.

8. He expands his kingdom broadly, but not deeply. After all, deeply developed kingdoms

require serious discipleship—and genuine

disciples would recognize the problem with a

king's leadership style.

9. Often, those who know him best question his spirituality. That's not a surprise, though.

Kings depend on themselves, not God.

10. He does not consider leadership succession. He might talk about retirement at

some point, but it's often just talk. Kings don't

give up their position easily.

Lest we judge the "king" leader too seriously,

though, all of us are susceptible to moving in this

unhealthy direction. Pride is always a temptation

for Christian leaders.

Chuck Lawless is dean and vice president of

Graduate Studies and Ministry Centers at

Southeastern Seminary in Wake Forest, North

Carolina, where he also serves as professor of

evangelism and Missions. In addition, he is global

theological education consultant for the

International Mission Board of the Southern

Baptist Convention.

Ten Tips to

Transform a Good

Leader into a Great

Leader

Brad Lomenick

Transform from a good leader into a great leader.

It's middle of the year, and as such, here are 10

reminders of ways to raise your leadership level.

Hopefully these motivate you as well as inspire

and challenge your team.

I would recommend talking through each of these

with your team, and challenging your team to live

these out with intentionality over the next few

months.

1. Lead with Authenticity. Be real. Human.

Approachable. Guard against hubris.

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2. No sideways energy. Communicate. Focus.

Guard against silos and wasted energy.

3. Stewardship. Each of us should embrace and

understand our role in what we have been given

and required to manage and uphold through the

current platform we have, not just the leader, or

the person in charge.

4. Expertise. See myself as an expert, both in

individual responsibility and organizational

responsibility.

5. Receive what we create. Become our own

customer. Be passionate about allowing what you

do to actually be something that you appreciate

being the customer of. Guard against the

mundane.

6. Guard against cynicism. Behind the curtain,

we have to guard against this. Fight it at every

turn. In addition, call it out if we see it.

7. Excellence. We are the best in the world

(confidence, not arrogance). Act like it. Maintain

a standard. Guard against being lazy and

pessimistic.

8. Serve one another. Jump in and help. Have a

"get it done" mentality. And not just at events or

special occasions—all the time. Be willing to do

whatever it takes.

9. Protect and maintain a "make it happen"

culture. Guard against the phrase "it's not my

job," and guard against creating cliques.

10. Get better every day. Guard against

complacency. Keep learning and leaning into

constant and continuous improvement.

Brad Lomenick is president and key visionary of

Catalyst—a movement purposed to equip and

inspire young Christian leaders through events,

resources, consulting and community. Follow him

on Twitter @bradlomenick.

International Christian Chamber of Commerce (ICCC)

lahir dari kepatuhan terhadap visi yang diberikan

selama kurun waktu enam tahun kepada seorang

usahawan Swedia J. Gunnar Olson, yang diteguhkan

dengan nubuatan dan terbukanya pintu kesempatan

disekitarnya yang sebelumnya tertutup.

ICCC merupakan panggilan yang serius dan menantang bagi pengusaha Kristen untuk mengenali jaman yang sedang kita masuki dan dengan terang dari pengenalan itu memasuki dimensi iman yang baru yang disediakan bagi mereka yang …” takut akan TUHAN … berbicara satu sama lain … dan menghormati namaNya.” (Maleakhi 3: 16) Visi ini memanggil para pengusaha dan kaum profesi di seluruh dunia yang terbeban untuk saling berhubungan, bertukar pendapat, memperdagang-kan barang dan menyediakan jasa, saling mendukung dan menguatkan secara rohani dan materi. Berdasarkan eksistensi dari visi itu sendiri memproklamirkan otoritas Kristus yang mutlak diseluruh dunia. Pada intinya ICCC adalah kehendak TUHAN untuk memperluas tali kasih-Nya, melalui gereja-Nya, didalam dunia usaha. Hal ini menuntut para pelaku bisnis mencari terlebih dahulu Kerajaan-Nya dan segala Kebenaran-Nya. Urapan tersedia bagi mereka yang dengan mata melihat dan telinga mendengar panggilan jaman. Sebagaimana halnya Raja Daud yang menerima urapan untuk menjadi raja, jauh sebelum dia menjadi Raja, yang keadaan pada saat urapan diberikan sama sekali tidak mungkin bagi Daud untuk menjadi Raja, demikianlah ICCC memanggil para pengusaha Kristen sebelum peristiwanya terjadi untuk mengalami kebebasan masuk ke dalam dimensi baru, dimana sasaran, strategi dan perencanaan bersama-sma diwujud-nyatakan sesuai dengan iman di dalam Kristus. ICCC mencanangkan panggilan itu sejalan dengan rencana TUHAN bagi jaman ini sebagai kunci memperoleh berkat dan pertumbuhan dan agar dapat bangkit berkemenangan diatas gelombang ombak yang mengancam. Panggilan ICCC: “Mereka akan menjadi milik kesayanganKu sendiri, firman TUHAN semesta Alam pada

hari yang Kusiapkan. Aku akan mengasihi mereka sama

seperti seseorang menyayangi anaknya yang melayani dia.

Maka kamu akan melihat kembali perbedaan antara orang

benar dan orang fasik, antara orang yang beribadah

kepada TUHAN dan orang yang tidak beribadah kepada-

Nya.” (Maleakhi 3: 17-18)

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KEYAKINAN IMAN ICCC:

Satu-satunya TUHAN pencipta segala sesuatu dalam kesatuan Trinitas: Bapa, Anak, dan Roh Kudus.

Keilahian TUHAN Yesus Kristus. Kelahiran-Nya

dari rahim seorang Perawan. Karya penebusan dosa manusia melalui kematian-Nya diatas kayu

salib. Kebangkitan-Nya. Hak otoriatas diri-Nya atas dunia dan Kedatangan-Nya yang kedua kali dalam Kuasa dan Kemuliaan-Nya.

Alkitab, sepenuhnya sebagai Firman TUHAN yang memberikan inspirasi dan berbagai peraturan bagi

kehidupan yang dilandasi iman. Keselamatan pribadi orang berdosa dan

kebutuhannya untuk mengalami proses regenerasi melalui8 karya Roh Kudus dalam menuju menjadikannya sebagai manusia yang dikehendaki oleh TUHAN, seutuhnya.

Transformed Working Life (TWL) adalah Pelatihan resmi dari Kantor Internasional bagi anggota ICCC dalam memperlengkapi anggota dengan pengetahuan dan pemahaman latar belakang, tujuan dan penerapan prinsip-prinsip Kerajaan TUHAN bagi dunia bisnis dan profesi. TWL diperuntukkan bagi anggota dan dapat diikuti secara Cuma-Cuma, namun terbuka juga bagi siap2a saja yang berminat untuk mengikutinya. TWL diselenggarakan dalam bahasa Indonesia dan dilengkapi dengan buku panduannya, yang telah diterjemahkan kedalam Bahasa Indonesia juga, sehingga para peserta betul-betul akan memperoleh manfa’at yang besar dan mengalami transformasi dalam kehidupan pribadi maupun bisnisnya.

TWL difasilitasi oleh anggota National Board yang terlatih dan dikoordinir oleh V.P. Teaching: Benjamin B. Juwono bersama dengan Teaching Team: Johanis S. Najoan dan Eliezer H. Hardjo Transformed Working Life (TWL) akan ditayangkan dalam salah satu channel di Indonesia agar dapat dimanfaatkan oleh para pebisnis & profesional Kristiani di Indonesia bagaimana menerapkan prinsip-prinsip Kerajaan Tuhan dalam kehidupan berbisnis dan bekerja mereka. TWL bagi members secara rutin diadakan pada hari Sabtu ke 2 setiap bulan dan terbuka dan dianjurkan bagi semua member untuk mengikutinya sebagai pembekalan wajib.

Prayer for

Business Takes

Discipline

Written by Sue Miley

I find that prayer takes discipline. I don’t mean

that prayer is a spiritual discipline. It is. But on a

more practical level, for our own purposes, we

need to be disciplined to consistently pray about

what is important to us. As Christian business

owners, we all pray, and we look for ways to pray

about and for our business.

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I was looking through a bunch of old journals this

weekend. I usually write all of my prayers to God

in my journal. Actually, I write everything to God

in my journal and call it prayer! In reviewing

journals from 10+ years ago, I realized how much

more disciplined I was about praying for my

business. The interesting thing, since I was

journaling (aka praying) so consistently back then,

is that I could also see the impact on me, my life

and my work through prayer.

There are so many practical benefits to

consistently praying to God about our

business. Here are my observations:

I was proactive about lifting up my clients and

business rather than reactively begging God to

fix my messes–sincere dependence and

petition.

I could see a positive shift in my mood by the

end of the journal entry/prayer–it was hope

and peace.

I could see answers to prayer through

subsequent entries–God’s faithfulness.

I still pray about my business regularly, but

sometimes on a different rhythm. I am not as

consistent or proactive. I pray more

randomly. Different disjointed topics many times

reactively. Which isn’t as effective and, quite

honestly, is not what I believe.

I believe that Christ should be the center of my

business. He gave me the vision for it and He has

led me toward the vision.

I also know that I am dependent on Him for

everything. I know I need to do my part, but I

need to do it in obedience to His will. If I am not

bringing my business to him proactively, this is

not true dependence.

And, the purpose of my business is to glorify God

and to help His kingdom. Bottom-line, without

Christ at the center of it all proactively, I am not

going to be perfectly aligned.

I know everyone’s business is different and will

therefore need different prayers, but, in some form

or another, if you are disciplined in praying for

our business, my pattern may work for you:

1. Thank God for your business. When we truly believe that our vision and business are from

Him, we will thank Him consistently.

2. Ask for guidance and direction toward His will for your business. This means seeking

His path and plans for you consistently so that

you stay on the right track, rather than waiting

to pray for help to return to His path.

3. Lift up the specific needs of your customers, your staff, and other stakeholders. Pray for

others.

4. Lift up specific organizational issues that you want God’s wisdom and discernment for in

your decision-making.

5. Ask God for favor in your business. Ask for doors to open. Ask for help. Ask Him to

work through you.

6. Give it to God. Once you have prayed, trust that the Holy Spirit will lead and guide

you and let go of the habits of our flesh

worrying, controlling, and indecision. Move

into your day with a heart of obedience and a

mind ready to listen.

I know that God hears our prayers even when all

we can do is groan. However, the discipline is for

us. Being disciplined in praying for our business

reminds us where our business came from, Who

we are really working for, and Who is truly in

control.

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in

everything by prayer and supplication with

thanksgiving let your requests be made known to

God.” Philippians 4:6

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