Zsolt Biro is Deputy Chief Executive Officer with Grace Ministries Foundation Hungary. As a group leader he teaches, counsels, mentors and makes disciples.
When did you trust Christ?
After the end of Communism, it was possible to enter a church freely. I came from the secular world, without any knowledge of God and His work in the world. I tried to find the purpose of life. Jesus talked to me, and I understood the meaning of the cross. I said "yes" to my Saviour.
What have been the defining moments of your Christian walk?
I watched the life of Laszlo Beregi, CEO of Grace Ministries, and listened to him talk about his journey. His life changed dramatically over the two years he was being mentored.
What do you hope to gain from participating?
I am sure I will be changed by learning and gaining a greater understanding of Jesus' heart, actions, leadership style and intimacy with His Father. I hope to get the tools and guidance to grow my life in Christ, to become a better partner and mentor.
What is your ministry?
I have more recently become full-time Deputy Chief Executive Officer with Grace Ministries Foundation in Hungary, responsible for management, teaching, counseling, mentoring and disciple-making. As a group leader, I teach key Christian beliefs with a grace-centered approach. Our group of ten gathers weekly to learn, discuss and pray, and I do individual counseling sessions. I also assist with the foundation's yearly one and two-day seminars, as well as its ten-month courses.
What is your leadership role or what were your past leadership roles?
I have been ministering with Grace Ministries Foundation, Hungary, and only recently stepped into the full-time position of Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Why should someone invest in your ministry?
Counseling is an exciting new field for me, and I am very grateful to my Father for calling me and trusting me to step into this important ministry. I am always in great anticipation as to how my Lord will work in the lives of others, and it is a very big honour to be part of it. At this stage of my life, I desire to be transformed by the Spirit to impact the younger generation.
