Jubilee Seoul

Pastor David is continuing his series concerning the dynamic between male and female.

Pastor David begins a new series where he speaks about what it means that humankind has been made in the image of Gods, "male and female."

In our newly re-branded Fellowship Sunday, we got to know our Worship Ministry Team. Then pastor Dave spoke about the role music plays in our worship in that music is a fundamental part of how we should express our love and devotion to Jesus.

According to many people in the world, Christians can be very disrespectful and hurtful people. But, this is not just to others outside the church, but divisions and abuse in the church can also be hurtful to other Christians as well. Therefore, it's important to recognize division, and reconcile it in a proper way. 

As part of our Wednesday nights, pastor Yirang led Boundary Workshop. This is the third of three workshops focusing on boundaries in time management, resources, and mental health.

As we continue in our theme of Communion, we explore the ordinance of communion in more detail, and try to explore Jesus' purpose for it so we can have a deeper understanding of what true communion in Christ is meant to be. 

As part of our Wednesday nights, pastor Yirang led Boundary Workshop. This is the second of three workshops focusing on boundaries in romantic relationships and friendships.

Pastor Dave continues to speak about how we are to be more intentional in connecting with one another when we gather on Sundays, as he highlights the importance of communion. He also speaks on the actions and the hearts of Pharisees in terms of priorities while making us look within to see if we are part of the division that exists in our church nowadays.

As part of our Wednesday nights, pastor Yirang led Boundary Workshop. This is the first of three workshops focusing on boundaries in family dynamics.

We take a look at Joshua and the Israelites as we are in the same situation and assignment as them but as Christians. Pastor Dave explains how the Old Testament foreshadows how we are to live in this current New Testament. 

Pastor David speaks about both our earthly family and spiritual family. He compares and contrasts the two while revealing what God's will is for us. He explains what it looks like for us to be intentional in being a contributor and a participant, not a spectator in building a relationship with our spiritual family. 

When do you feel lonely? How has technology affected your faith? What is Satan's ideal choice for our idol? Pastor David answers these questions and more and also speaks about when and how the church should step in and combat all these things.

Our sinful tendency is for "magic;" abundance without dependence. And this attitude is surely in the church and keeping us from true communion. 

Above all else, God wants us to have communion with Him as well as with each other, and this, by loving others as He loved us; while we were yet sinners and His enemies. 

Sermon from New Year's Eve service

To remember and honor the Lord correctly for His advent, we must know that His Incarnation was only the means to the end of the "Immanuel-ation," God indwelling within us. 

Message from our Christmas Eve candlelight service.

This Sunday is the Advent theme of love. We will celebrate by seeing how God is the essence and the source of all love, and how we should live out this love in our own lives. 

Joy is available for us as we go through a boring or even painful process of the work of God because God is with us through it all.

We look for peace everywhere, but perfect peace is found in God alone. This peace takes action in faith, surrender, and obedience and we can live in this peace as we make it a practice to turn to him first and stay steadfast in him.

Pastor Eugene Cho, Bread for the World

The unexpected and unscripted life help us to live out our faith in real ways of love toward others. 

Pastor Yirang led a workshop explaining what trauma is and how we are to process it. She also teaches about different ways trauma can appear and our responses to it. At the end, she introduces various tools in which we can deal with trauma and its effects.

We are creatures that will become like what we consume. This is true because this is how we were created and therefore, this is the reason why of all things, Jesus asked us to remember Him through eating and drinking. Thus, we can know that we can and will transform to be more like Jesus as we consume more of Jesus in our daily life.