Jubilee Seoul

Now that we've been set free from under the burden and oppression of law, standards and expectations and into the realm of grace and freedom, how do you stay in grace and freedom and not go back to living under law? The answer is what most Christians already know, but often the palpability of it eludes us until we see its distinction from law.

When we hear that Jesus died for sins, we usually think he died for the bad things we do. But what if Jesus died for our failures in life as well? And if that's true what would that mean for all the ways we fail to measure up to the standards and expectations of this world that weigh us down? How does Jesus' work on the cross set us free from failure?

We all experience failure in life. Much of the time, it is not a bad thing; it's part of life. But often our failures latch onto our identity and sense of worth. When that happens, sin is at work, but are we actually sinning? What does Scripture have to say about our experience of failure, sin, and the subsequent feelings of inadequacy?

Have you ever considered how much time you spend thinking about yourself? Concerned about all the ways you might not measure up to the standard and expectations of family, friends and society? A crucial step in stepping into the freedom that Jesus has redeemed us for is to identify the nature and the dynamics of law, standards and expectations. Tune into part 1 of a 7-sermon series on how to live...

To live out our faith properly and well we need to be committed to community, specifically gathering regularly to share to one another, our testimonies of our attempts in obeying Jesus. This is how godly wisdom is realized and nurtured towards application in our everyday lives.

Time is passing and limited. Therefore, we need to know how we must live to ensure that we live a life that counts, not one lived in vain.

God's righteousness does not come from any effort of our own, but it comes from faith in Jesus, which is rooted in God's faithfulness first for us.

Faith in Jesus Christ is more than a mere belief that Jesus is Lord, but it's really about faith and trust IN Jesus as Lord. This trust in Jesus is a result of giving up our lives in discipleship to Jesus.

< < < Be sure to listen to the end for an important announcement from Pastor Tony. >>> Often times we find ourselves huddled, hidden and comfortable in life (and for some of us Covid has only made this worse). Because of this it’s easy to forget that God calls us into uncomfortable and hard places, to spread out, to bear witness and to bring transformation to the world. And this comes through the...

Though our new theme, "Faith Unscripted," calls us to realize that faith that is pleasing to God is one "unscripted", this does not mean that we are to be without standards. On the contrary, it is only when we are those committed to the daily discipline of growing in knowledge and understanding of God's word, can we properly live "faith unscripted;" those truly free to harness the full possibility...

Faith in the Lord must be one unscripted because faith in the Lord is about having a true, intimate, living and dynamic relationship with Him.

Do you sometimes find yourself feeling like Scrooge during the Christmas season? The pressures of life, being away from family, Covid-19 and the like can suck the joy out of us. Tune in to hear and see how Advent and the birth of our Lord opens us to the element of surprise in the midst of the mundane and pithy shadows of our existence. Allow God to break in and brings new life into the despair an...