Monthly Archives: November 2011

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 24:15-31        Jesus came once to save all of us.  Jesus will come again to reward the faithful. When we recite the Apostolic Creed we confess about Jesus as follows: And in Jesus Christ … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 24:1-14 We have been talking about the self-centered life and God-centered life for three weeks. These are totally two different world views. They have two different purposes in life! These are the teachings that Jesus … Continue reading →

You say that we can play tomorrow Today we have to work! It is always today for you and me. You say we can sing tomorrow Today we have to earn our bread. It is always today for you and … Continue reading →

Some say no, don’t give your life to God! If not life, then what? Some say no, don’t spend your time for the Lord! If not time, then what? Some say no, don’t give to Jesus what you have! Without … Continue reading →

When I met my Lord, I learned how to sing. When I met my Savior, I learned how to bear fruits. When I encounted my Creator through the rainbow covenant, I started to speak about hope beyond the storms of … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 23:29-39 We have reflected upon the nature of our church, comparing two different questions: How can I win this game? (Self-centered, Win/Lose paradigm) How can we live together? (Relationship building, Win/Win paradigm) The first question … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: Matthew 23:16-28 Last Sunday we examined the difference between the God created institutions and the human made organizations. I will summarize them for our review. Institutions that God created Organizations that Humans made Home Church Profit … Continue reading →