Encounter Seoul

Have you ever wondered what romantic relationships are supposed to look like as Christians? In this sermon, Pastor Levi dives into Colossians 1:17, explaining how biblical marriage represents a covenant with God and how dating and divorce should be viewed from a biblical perspective. As we continue in our series, "Redeeming Relationships," we learn how Jesus and other biblical figures vi...

How do we stay content when our circumstances change? In this sermon, Pastor James dives into Philippians 4 to show us how true contentment in Jesus happens when we realize that Christ truly is enough for us. 

"All happy families are alike; but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." Regardless of what makes our families discontent, only through reflecting the Trinity can we have a truly happy family. This sermon pertains to both children and parents, discussing their distinct roles in reflecting the love of the Father and the love of the Son.

Do you know anybody that doesn't know about Jesus? Jesus calls us to be fishers of men, bearing witness to His name. In the final sermon of the Kingdom Come series, we explore how and why we should spread the word of God all throughout the world.

How should we live as citizens in God's kingdom? In this sermon, we learn about the expectations and our responsibilities as followers of God, covering topics like covenant relationship, the Flesh and the Spirit, and fasting and feasting.

This world is riddled with injustice. However, our God who reigns is perfectly just. In this sermon, we explore how God's coming kingdom will be a fulfillment of justice over all creation.

"The Gospel is not simply how God gets us into the kingdom, but also how God establishes the kingdom in and through us." As our community grows and new believers begin their faith journey, it is important that we be reminded not to only know about God, but how to respond to Him. Join us in our new sermon series "Kingdom Come" as we discover how to make God's will done on Ea...

We often doubt God's love and forget just how much he wants to bless us. In this sermon, Mr. Cha reflects on his trip to Chiang Mai, and how God has blessed him throughout his entire life.

Testimonies serve as proof of a living God working in our communities and lives. In Bryan's testimony, he shares how God met him and turned his life around at his lowest point.

Even though Jesus Christ died for us, we still doubt His love for us. As a part of the winter retreat series, "Fully Loved", we learn about why Jesus' death on the cross is the ultimate proof of His love for us.

How much does God love us? Sometimes, we may think that though the Father loves us, He does not love us as much as He loves His son, Jesus. However, as we continue our winter retreat series, "Fully Loved," we learn that God loves us with the greatest of all loves because God, who is Triune, is love.

Have you ever had difficulty believing that God loves you because you feel unworthy? As we officially begin our winter retreat series, "Fully Loved," we learn how wide, high, deep, and long God's love for us is. In this particular sermon, Pastor Levi dives into the parable of the Prodigal Son to share that no matter how low we've fallen, God is always waiting with open arms ready...

Testimonies serve as proof of a living God who is active in our communities and lives. In WooBin's testimony, she shares how God's great love has given her peace and security, knowing that God loves her regardless of how unworthy she feels.

Jesus is given the Name Above All Names after his great sacrifice. As we finish off the Name Above All Names series, we look to Jesus, and how his name is the true Name Above All Names.

Have you ever had questions about Christianity? As we continue this four-part lunch series, we hope to answer these questions. This episode covers how we can know that Christianity is true in comparison to other religions because it provides grace-based salvation rather than work-based salvation.

Have you ever had questions about Christianity? As we continue this four-part lunch series, we hope to answer these questions. This episode covers how Christian and scientific worldviews can co-exist together since the absence of information in the Bible doesn't disprove its authenticity, and Bible passages should be interpreted based on their genre.

As we enter into the holiday season, we learn about Jesus' prophetical name, Emmanuel, meaning God is with us. Today we learn about how Jesus coming down to earth allowed us to be with God forever.

Are you new to Christianity? Today, we finish the Next Steps series for recent Christian Converts. In this episode, Mr. Cha talks about how to cultivate intimacy with God.

Jealousy may seem like a petty feeling for a being like God. But, in this episode, we explore how God's rightful jealousy represents his great love for His creation and how we should respond as we continue the Name Above All Names series.

Are you new to Christianity? Today, we continue the Next Steps series for recent Christian converts. In this episode, we invite Pastor Levi Miller to discuss the importance of participating in the church.

Have you ever had questions about Christianity? Everyone has questions in their faith journey, and this 4 episode lunch series (every Friday in Mr. Cha's room) is designed to answer them. This episode covers how reason coincides with faith, rather than contradicting it.

Are you new to Christianity? This new series is for people who have recently joined God's family. Come to Mr. Cha's room on Friday lunches to be there in person!

Sickness is that which disrupts our ability to flourish. Do you or any loved ones you know have sicknesses? In reality, whether we think so or not, we all do. Today, we learn how Jesus is our healer, who sets us free from the sickness of sin.

Testimonies serve as proof of a living God who is active in our communities and lives. In Tommy's testimony, he shares his journey of encountering God, starting as an atheist who found "the idea of religion ... so archaic" to an open-minded agnostic to a Christian who realizes "trying to always be rational is irrational and some things have to be admitted and accepted as true through faith."

"In a loud voice they were saying: 'Worthy is the Lamb, who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and strength and honor and glory and praise!'” In this sermon, we learn about the name the angels and the elders use to praise Jesus.