Sermon Notes Introducing James James 1:1-11 (Pastor Brian) 1 James, a servant… read more

Religious leaders challenge Jesus over hand-washing traditions, but he exposes their hypocrisy—honoring human rules while neglecting God’s commands. Jesus teaches that true defilement isn’t external, but flows from the heart. Sin begins within, and only a transformed heart can produce a holy life. God desires inward purity, not empty rituals. True worship starts from within.

Sermon Notes Rejoice in the Lord! In chp 3, Paul… read more

In the story of Jesus walking on water, the disciples face a storm after obeying Jesus. This teaches that storms can be for correction or growth. Peter steps out in faith, but falters when he focuses on the storm. Jesus calls us to focus on Him, overcoming fear and doubt. Faith in Him brings peace, healing, and salvation.

Sermon Notes The Son Returns Luke 15:11-24 (Missionary Seo) The… read more

Sermon Notes Start Well – Finish Well Philippians 3:1-21 (Pastor… read more

Jesus withdraws after hearing of John the Baptist’s death, yet even in solitude, he meets a massive crowd with compassion. Faced with scarcity, he takes five loaves and two fish and feeds thousands—revealing that in his hands, the impossible becomes possible. He calls us to bring what we have, trust him fully, and expect transformation.

Sermon Notes Good Examples Philippians 2 (Pastor Brian) Imitating Christ’s… read more

Sermon Notes How Can We Make Our Old Treasures Into… read more

Sermon Notes JOY IN JESUS Philippians 1:1-30 (Pastor Brian) 1 Paul… read more

Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to wheat growing among weeds, a tiny mustard seed, and yeast hidden in dough—each illustrating its quiet yet powerful influence. Though its beginnings may seem small or hidden, the Kingdom grows, spreads, and transforms lives and societies from within, revealing God’s justice, patience, and redeeming grace.

Sermon Notes Do Good to AllGalatians 6 (Pastor Brian) Doing… read more