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The Ark of God’s Covenant 1Samuel 4:1-11 If I have to tell one main theme that is penetrating through all the stories and teachings in the Bible, I would say it is “God’s presence and His guidance.” That is, the word of God records how God dwelt among his people and led them through His ways. God’s presence and guidance is so faithful. It is always good, and wise, and merciful. God is mighty, cr..

Stop Doubting and Believe John 20:1-31 Last week, we studied about Jesus’ being crucified on the cross. Today, we are going to think about the event that Jesus rose again from the dead. Jesus’ death on the cross and his resurrection are two columns of the Christian gospel. And the two are actually inseparable one body. There cannot be resurrection without death on the cross, and without resurrec..

Jesus Crucified on the Cross John 19:1-42 Today we are going to think about the event that Jesus was crucified on a cross. Different from other stories in the Bible, the process that Jesus was arrested, tried, and crucified is described quite graphically. Reading this text, we feel like watching a high-resolution film. This story can be summarized: “Sinless Jesus was condemned as a sinner and wa..

Being vs. Abiding John 15:1-17 Christian faith can be simply defined as “a religion of believing in Jesus Christ.” And the contents and fruits of this faith largely depend on who (what) Jesus is to me and what Jesus does for me. Jesus asks his disciples, “Who do you say I am?” (Matthew 16:15). Jesus asks this question because the life of the disciples lies in the correct answer to this question...

Jesus, the Way, the Truth, and the Life * We watched the video clips below for visualizing the lessons of this sermon. Aladdin - "Do You Trust Me?" Clip - YouTube An Eaglet's First Flight - YouTube The Eagle Mentality - Best Motivational Video - YouTube John 14:1-31 The Gospel of John is often called the Gospel of Eagle. It is because this gospel was written from the view of an eagle flying high..

Jesus, the Resurrection and the Life John 11:1-57 Today’s text tells us about Jesus’ miracle of raising Lazarus from the dead. According to Verses 1-2, Lazarus was a man living at Bethany in Judea, and the brother of Martha and Mary. It is believed that Jesus was very close to these three brother and sisters. Verse 5 says, “Now Jesus loved Martha, and her sister and Lazarus,” and in Verse 3, Laz..

Jesus, King of Peace Matthew 21:1-17 Today’s text includes the scene that Jesus was entering Jerusalem in order to receive the suffering of crucifixion. The Holy Week or Passion Week in the Church Calendar begins with this Palm Sunday when Jesus, on a donkey, entered Jerusalem and ends on Holy Saturday just before Jesus’ resurrection. Major events that happened during the seven days are as follo..

Jesus Healed a Man Blind from Birth John 9:1-41 Today, we are going to think about Jesus’ healing of a man who had been blind from birth. When Jesus and his disciples were walking along a road, they saw a blind man. He was born blind, so had never seen anything through his life. In verse 8, people say, “Isn’t this the same man who used to sit and beg?” This suggests that when he was found by Jes..

Jesus, the Bread of Life – Degeneration or Regeneration John 6:22-71 Today, we are going to think about Jesus’ word introducing himself as “the bread of life.” Here, “bread” does not necessarily mean the food made by baking flour dough. It represents every food that people eat. Thus, Verse 27 in today’s text uses “food” instead of “bread.” Bread is an essential necessity for sustaining our life...

Jesus Fed Five Thousand with Five Loaves and Two Fish John 6:1-15 Today we are going to think about the miracle that Jesus fed five thousand people with five barley loaves and two fish. As this miracle is found in all of the four Gospels (Matthew 14:13-21; Mark 6:32-44; Luke 9:10-17; and John), it is believed to have quite a significant meaning. What are found in all of the four Gospels are Jesu..