Monthly Archives: January 2011

Let us expect the best and the final gift from God! God has promised us to give an eternal life! God has actually given us eternal life through Jesus, our Lord. When Jesus was raised from the dead, God showed … Continue reading →

Lenten Bible Study Concord UMC                                                          by Pastor Sungho Lee   1. Introduction Lent is a season to prepare the Easter. It starts on the Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter. It has 40 days. We do not count 6 Sundays … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 10:1-15 God wants to save everybody. So, God has chosen you and me to tell the Good News to everybody. We have answered the call because we had experienced Grace (Sermon on Jan. 9th) and … Continue reading →

Everything has a time   God sets up time for everything. The Bible says that there is a season for every activity under heaven. Yes, there is a time to be born and a time to die. Our sister Betty … Continue reading →

Shall we Sing a Love Song? Carefully, very cautiously, I lift up my little head over the ground, looking around asking myself, “Am I too early?” I heard a sprout coming out here and there even in Delaware Spring is … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 9:18-38 Our God is compassionate. When Jesus was doing ministry on earth, he demonstrated Gods’ compassion in many different ways. Today’s Bible passages show God’s compassion. Jesus first showed compassion for a ruler. A ruler … Continue reading →

If our great grand children ask, “Why did the church disappear in USA?” We have to say because we loved winning than loving! If our grand children ask, “Why are our churches so small and weak?” We would answer that … Continue reading →

Meeting Her Three Times (Revelation 21:1-4.) I met Lois Papenfus first in a hospital room. I went into the room to see Doris Roddick, one of our church members. Doris said that Lois is in the bed next to her. … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 9:9-17 There is a poem written by anonymous poet and circulated among many people. It says as follows: If our greatest need had been information, God would have sent us an educator. If our greatest … Continue reading →

When I graduated from a seminary I was so happy and proud of myself. I had passion and faith, I believed I had achieved all that need to be achieved. How happy I was! After 10 years of my ministry, … Continue reading →