Monthly Archives: August 2010

Sermon in a Nutshell: Matthew 3:13-17 We are God’s children, the Beloved. God is well pleased with us. Do you also feel that way? When Jesus was baptized at the Jordan River that was the voice that Jesus heard from … Continue reading →

I would read Psamls, In this season of harvest. I have enough of Laws In the winter When the snow made A heavy blanket over me silently I have seen Those young green sprouts Died and suffered Through the jealous … Continue reading →

Have you raised a child? You have given her everything you have but she would say that she has not received anything. Have you planted a tree? You have labored in the garden all year but it has not grown … Continue reading →

I love to hear birds singing, praising God up high in sky every morning when God yawns at dawn! I love to smell flowers blooming, praising God fresh in the garden every morning as the sun sprouts out from its … Continue reading →

My Love, It is always like this: Without shower, there will be no flower! My Love, Come to me with peace When there is thunder there will be also wonder! My Love, Would you walk with me in the garden? … Continue reading →

I can’t remember but I am sure that I was mad over some cookies that does not matter any more I do not know exactly when I was so angry about some behaviors that does not matter now but I … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Fire (Matthew 3:1-12) What is baptism and what do we do after being baptized? Baptism means the change of status. Before being baptized, before we publicly announce our trust in … Continue reading →

Concord UMC Baptism and Membership 101 Welcome, everyone! I am glad to see you all in this baptism and membership 101. Let me ask you this question for your basic orientation. Which one takes more time, Wedding Service or Marriage … Continue reading →

Once upon a time it was good, very good God’s creation, yes, it was good When the light in our soul was covered the dome blurred the separation of waters and the fruit of the tree looked so good, yes, … Continue reading →

Three New Questions answered by pastor Sungho Lee 1. Why do we have three services? Because people have diverse ways to experience God’s love, we try to provide different channels to serve our congregation. We all need to be recognized, … Continue reading →