WWJD? It is one of the well-known expressions among Christian communities. What would Jesus do? In order to do what Jesus would do, we first need to know what He did. WDJD? What did Jesus do? Jesus erased the lines of the legalism which Pharisees and teachers of religious law drew by using the Word of God. Jesus erased the lines which created insiders and outsiders. He rather offered the Table of love and mercy for ALL.
Sunday Service at 10:30 A.M.
Sunday School for adults at 9:00 A.M.
Sunday School for children and youth at 9:15 A.M.
Sermons by Rev. Jinwoo Chun (Page 25)
WWJD? It is one of the well-known expressions among Christian communities. What would Jesus do? In order to do what Jesus would do, we first need to know what He did. WDJD? What did Jesus do? This week we find Zacchaeus in Luke, a woman at the well in John, and Paul in Acts. What did Jesus do in their life journeys? Jesus met the broken where they were. And He received them and embraced them as they were. That was where transformation began.
WWJD? It is one of the well-known expressions among Christian communities. What would Jesus do? In order to do what Jesus would do, we first need to know what He did. WDJD? What did Jesus do? This week we are going to learn one of many things that Jesus did through the story of “A Woman Caught in Adultery”. In John 8. Jesus refused to stand with the accusers by lowering Himself. And He took the place of compassion.
What do you expect from God when you run into problems and trials? Magic? Miracles? Or nothing? We are going to listen to what the Bible has to say about what God does when we are going through problems and trials.
What does repenting mean? Why do I want to repent? Why do I want to change my life style to Jesus’ way? The Bible may give you the answers to these questions through Zacchaeus’ response to Jesus’ grace.
When you played hide-and-seek as a child, were you too good at hiding, so you felt abandoned at times? While hiding good, had you ever wanted somebody to come and find you, “Ally-Ally, In Come Free!”?
Are you trying to hide from God and people because of your brokenness, vulnerability, faults and flaws, or fears, then wondering why you are feeling abandoned and alone? Can you hear somebody yelling, “Ally-Ally, In Come Free!”? Somebody is coming to find you!
Have you desperately longed for having a person with you, even just one who would embrace your pain no matter what? There is the One who would be with you regardless. Jesus Christ! When I cry to Him, He braces my brokenness and cries with me. What good news! But, it is not the end of the story. He is able and willing to heal my brokenness. What do you need to cry to Jesus?
Many Christian churches have condemned divorce in the name of Jesus based on Matthew 5:31-32. Some traditions do not even allow remarriage in their churches. What did Jesus mean by those two verses? Have we let our religious passion override the compassion for the people, whom Jesus cares about and loves, in His name?