Monthly Archives: November 2010

Law is for justice, Grace is for holiness We need both justice and holiness. Justice seeks to give everybody his or her fair share. The harder we work, the more we get. That is justice. Law is suggested and passed … Continue reading →

Repent! Be saved, my brothers and sisters in the North Korea! The Bible says when you rely on sword; you will be destroyed by sword. It means if you use bombs, you will be destroyed by bombs. The North Korea, … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 6:22-34 When we open our eyes we can see things that we have not seen before. At home, I have to ask to my wife for the things that I misplaced. Sometimes I am looking … Continue reading →

Disciple Making System Our church has been making disciples through intentional disciple making system. This system has three steps: 1.       Invitation (Come!) 2.       Nurturing (Grow!) 3.       Sending (Go!)   1.       Invitation At this stage, we want to do everything to … Continue reading →

Letter from a prison Today, I received a letter from a person in prison. With all the stories, the person made one request. “Would you help me and send me stamps and papers so that I can write letters to … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 6:16-21 Our God knows us by name because we are God’s children. Sometimes we have children and grandchildren and we cannot keep up with their names. However, God knows our names. Jesus says in today’s … Continue reading →

Imitate Me! That is a bold command! Only God can give out such commandments to us, I thought! However, in the Bible passage for today, we read, “Brothers and sisters, join in imitating me, and observe those who live according … Continue reading →

Be strong and courageous! Vicente Inocencio was born in Philippines in 1948. It was the time when the Imperialism was defeated and retreated from their rule over all the South East Asia as well as from North East Asia. It … Continue reading →

Law, Sin, and Grace Grace is offered to the sinners. Without sin, nobody needs grace.  On the other hand, sinners are sinners because of the law. Without law, nobody becomes a sinner. In this sense, law, sin, and grace always … Continue reading →

Prayer for the Homeless Memorial Service Today we had the 6th annual memorial service for the homeless people who passed away this year. 37 times, names were called when we lit the candles and ring the bells for each one … Continue reading →