This Sunday is Earth Day Sunday. We are going to listen to what the Bible has to say about God’s call for us to the stewardship of God’s creation.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! And this risen Christ tells us, “Peace be with you. As the Father sent me, so I am sending you” (John 20:21). You may have to deal with anxieties in taking your journey to God’s mission fields. And yet, when you say “Yes” to God’s call, God makes something amazing. This Sunday, Rev. Jinwoo is going to share his and his sister’s experiences about God’s miracles in God’s mission fields.

What does it mean to you that Jesus Christ died on the Cross? How have you responded to the news? This Sunday, we are going to listen to what the Bible has to say about Jesus’s death on the Cross and our responses to it.

When you feel you are nobody, where do you find the meaning of your being? This Sunday, Pastor Jinwoo is going share his life stories about how God moved him from “I am nobody” to “I am somebody.”

Lent is a sanctifying journey to be more like Jesus. It is a God-given opportunity to practice spiritual disciplines to get matured. The Letter of James introduces the five marks of Christian maturity. This Sunday, we are going to learn the fourth and the fifth marks of a mature Christian.

Lent is a sanctifying journey to be more like Jesus. It is a God-given opportunity to practice spiritual disciplines to get matured. The Letter of James introduces the five marks of Christian maturity. This Sunday, we are going to learn the third mark of a mature Christian.

Lent is a sanctifying journey to be more like Jesus. It is a God-given opportunity to practice spiritual disciplines to get matured. The Letter of James introduces the five marks of Christian maturity. This Sunday, we are going to learn the first two marks of a mature Christian.

In the Book of Daniel, we read that a Babylonian authority gave Daniel and his friends Babylonian names. But they refused those names. This Sunday, we are going to learn why it was so important for them to keep their Jewish names. We are also going to reflect on the following questions. Is the name Christian my identity? Is it important for me to keep my name Christian in my daily life? Why? Why not?