Monthly Archives: July 2010

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 2:1-12 Who is Jesus? Many people who go to church cannot answer the simple question. Some say that he is one of the four saints: Jesus, Confucius, Buddha, and Mohammed. They say this because Christianity, … Continue reading →

Come home, my daughter! I am waiting for you! Some say that you are a prodigal child, You are always my precious girl in my mind. You have come all the way from the foreign land and gone through thistles … Continue reading →

God is among us! God is among us to make sure that we have abundant life in God. When God is with us, who can destroy us or harm us? When God care for our well-being what or who would … Continue reading →

Life is short and unstable These days I am going around meeting our church members, especially the shut-ins and the elderly people. They cannot come to the worship service and I go to them and deliver God’s love and grace. … Continue reading →

“Why We Give” Today, I received an email from our UMC denomination’s Communications office. They want to put my statement in the quotation in the booklet called “Why We Give.” “I give because I cannot waste any penny that I … Continue reading →

You are nice to the elderly! One of my church members came to me today and said, “I heard that you are nice to the elderly!” Yes, I am. Why? You may want to ask to me. I would say … Continue reading →

In the Bible, life went on after the national crisis of the Israel. After 14 generations, we can see Messiah. God is always working in our lives especially when it looks like the most difficult times. So, let us have hope and faith to go through all the problems, which are always smaller than God’s mighty power! Continue reading →

Last Friday night, we had youth group meeting. I bless them to be future leaders both of our country and of our churches. I pray that they should be leaders with biblical value, view-point, vision and live out simple, sharing, and serving life. We will help them to find purpose, to make plans, and to recruit partners. Continue reading →

During my first week after my appointment to the Concord UMC, I visited shut-ins of our church and found out that they are the ones who have earned our respect and deserve our love. I went around and told them that God wanted to thank them and I came to deliver God’s love letters when I prayed for them. I pray that younger generation should follow their legacies and continue what they have done for our church. Continue reading →

Our church is raising the next generation leaders for our country and for God’s Kingdom. We help them to have 3VPS (biblical value, view-point, vision; biblical purpose, plan, partner; and live out simple, serving, and sharing life). We provide small groups to form and transform their 3VPS. Adults will be role models for them. Continue reading →