Pastor Choi exposes four lies about God’s will. #1. You don’t have to know God’s will for you. #2. You don’t deserve to know God’s will. #3. It is impolite to ask of God to reveal His will to us. #4. It is impossible to know God’s will.
Pastor Choi talks about Christ’s Second Coming. He explains the promise of Christ’s return, the Lord’s timing and patience, and what manner of persons believers ought to be while they await.
✨ You are the light of the world—shine right where you are! Good works aren’t about earning salvation but about glorifying God and blessing others through love in action.
Hebrews 11:6 highlights three key characteristics of faith: Faith believes in God’s existence. Verse 6 says, “And without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is.” Faith is not just believing in the idea of God; it is trusting that He is present, alive, and actively at work. We must experience God in the present, not treat Him as a once-a-week or emergency-only God. Ask yourself: Is my God alive in my daily life, here and now? Faith trusts that God rewards those who seek Him diligently. The verse continues: “…and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.” The Greek word here means to seek earnestly, with purpose and persistence. Seeking God diligently means desiring Him, focusing on Him completely, and prioritizing Him above all else. People like Elijah, Daniel, Peter, and Paul exemplified this kind of faith—they sought God wholeheartedly, and He rewarded them with His guidance and protection. Faith obeys God even without full understanding. Faith is also demonstrated in obedience, trusting God’s plan even when the outcome is unclear. Consider Noah building the ark or Abraham leaving his homeland at God’s command. Both acted faithfully without knowing how God’s promises would unfold. True faith trusts God’s wisdom and remains steadfast, even when the path seems impossible.
Ephesians 5:3-5 (NASB) 3 But sexual immorality or any impurity or greed must not even be mentioned among you, as is proper among saints; 4 and there must be no filthiness or foolish talk, or vulgar joking, which are not fitting, but rather giving of thanks. 5 For this you know with certainty, that no sexually immoral or impure or greedy person, which amounts to an idolater, has an inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and God.
This sermon reminds us that humility is not weakness but Christlike strength under God’s will, shaping how we treat others and how we walk with Him. By clothing ourselves in humility, we foster unity in our families, our church, and our daily lives, living in a way that reflects Jesus’ heart.
This sermon series, “Grow in Christlikeness,” begins with the topic of love, explaining that true love is not a feeling but a commandment from God. It emphasizes that we can only love others as Christ did by first experiencing His unconditional and sacrificial love for us.
Pastor Choi exhorts God’s children to be witnesses for Jesus. To be an effective witness, we need the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. And, it begins with prayer.
Pastor Kyewoon Choi’s sermon on generous giving highlights that it is a profound act of honoring the Lord, not a mere duty or means to worldly gain. Giving generously is a reflection of a believer’s heart, should come from a place of joy and righteous labor, and opens the door to encountering God in unforgettable ways.
Believers in Christ are called to lifelong servanthood. Being servant of God is a privilege and honor. Understanding God’s will, we serve the Lord with purpose, out of love, with humility, and with God-given strength.
God doesn’t want the lives of His children to collapse whenever adversities strike them. He wants them to be steadfast, firm, and immovable in Christ. He wants them to be rooted and established in Christ the Rock.
Are you living for Christ or conforming to the world? Learn the biblical call to separation, understand the spiritual battle, and find out why choosing God’s eternal path leads to true life and righteousness.
Pastor Choi talks about the marks of a true disciple. • Do I keep Jesus’ word (Jon 8:31)? • Do I put Christ first and walk in His steps? • Do I prioritize the Kingdom of God? • Do I practice God’s righteousness? • Do I embrace self-denial? • Do I carry my cross daily? • Do I pursue what God pursues? • Do I do what God blesses?
Feeling Tempted? You’re Not Alone. God has given you everything you need to stand strong: 📖 His Word in your heart 🙏 Prayer that brings His presence 🔥 The Holy Spirit who empowers you daily You don’t fight alone. You fight with God—and in Him, you already have the victory. 💪
Pastor Choi talks about two primary sources of temptation (the heart and the devil) and practical strategies for resisting temptation (flee, resist, and filter).
Pastor Choi expounds on two verses on God’s provision: Romans 8:32 and Philippians 4:19. God, who did not spare His own Son, promises to graciously provide everything we truly need through Christ. When we receive the Son, we receive not just salvation, but all the spiritual and practical resources necessary for our journey—because in Him, we have everything.
Through the stories of Jeremiah and Job, Pastor Choi reminds the audience that even in the midst of ruin, sorrow, and loss, God’s mercies are new every morning—and His faithfulness never fails.
Through the story of Jeremiah and the truth of Scripture, Pastor Choi explains how God’s unwavering faithfulness anchors us in seasons of despair and uncertainty.
Drawing lessons from Isaiah 41:10 and Philippians 4:13, Pastor Choi explains how God’s presence, promises, and power help us overcome fear and live boldly in uncertain times. From personal stories to deep biblical insights, he reminds the audience of the strength doesn’t come from within—it comes from the God who upholds us with His victorious right hand.
Pastor Choi points out two biblical truths on the Spirit of God. 1. We are the temple of God and the Spirit of God dwells in us. 2. The Holy Spirit is given us to know the things freely given to us by God such as eternal life and salvation.
In this message, Pastor Choi explores Jesus’ greeting “Peace to you” given to His disciples on the evening of the resurrection, showing that true peace—divine peace—transcends circumstances and comes only from God. He explains how we can experience this lasting peace by making peace with God through Christ, praying with thanksgiving, submitting to God’s will, and walking daily in the Spirit.
Pastor Choi talks about Christ’s bodily resurrection. God presents Christ’s resurrection mainly through the testimonies of witnesses, not through a scientific proof. He leaves the decision to each individual to believe or not.
Today Pastor Choi talks about the importance of sharing the good news, the gospel, with our loved ones. He talks about not being ashamed of the gospel which is God’s power for salvation to all who believe in the name of Jesus and also about responding to Jesus’ call to be fishers of people so that we all together share the eternal life in the presence of God.
Pastor Choi emphasizes the vital role of Christian fellowship, teaching that gathering in Jesus’ name brings His presence, protection, and encouragement, as illustrated through Scripture and personal experience. He urges believers to prioritize church community, intentionally connect with others, and be present, as these practices strengthen faith and reflect God’s love.
Two prerequisites for answered prayers: Remain in Jesus and His words remain in you. Also, put a stop to worries and offer your prayers with thanksgiving, then the peace of God will keep your heart and mind in Christ Jesus.
Pastor Choi urges the congregation to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to the Lord each day. He also encourage them to be a true worshiper by worshiping the LORD in the Spirit and in truth.
Pastor Choi explains two simple things: 1) Why the believers are a new creation in Christ 2) The new life in Christ is only possible when our old self is crucified with Christ.
Pastor Choi talks about what triggers God’s anger: idol worship, grumbling, and mistreating the powerless in society. He also talks about three ways to appease God’s anger: 1. humility 2. repentance 3. intercessory prayers
Pastor Choi urges the congregation to handle their anger toward each other in the biblical ways: S.L.O.W. 1. Slow to Anger. 2. Let God and Let God 3. Overcome Evil with Good 4. Work it Out. Reconcile
Pastor Choi explains what anger at God is and urges the congregation to practice healthy ways to handle their anger with God: Avoid bad theology, Be humble before God, and Choose to trust in the Lord over feelings.
Based on Gary Chapman’s sermon tape “5 Love Languages”, Pastor Choi presents “5” love languages to the congregation. He urges them to put into daily practice to love one another.
Pastor Choi talks about who are the children of God, what makes them God’s children. He also talks about two things: believing in Christ means trusting. Receiving Christ means obeying His commands.
Shalom, Peace in English, covers all aspects of life. It means, prosperity, peace, tranquility, and contentment. True ‘Shalom’ begins with peace with God in our spirit, which trickles down to ‘Shalom’ in soul, and eventually to ‘Shalom’ in physical health.
God sent Jesus for the following reasons: 1. To destroy the works of the devil. 2. To give us an abundant life. 3. To give His life as a ransom for many.
Pastor Choi explains that Christ’s birth had to be a virgin birth based on God’s own prophecy on the Messiah in Genesis 3:15. “And I will make enemies of you and the woman, and of your offspring and her Descendant; He shall bruise you on the head, And you shall bruise Him on the heel.”
Be the people of giving thanks, the LORD commands. Pastor Choi makes three suggestions for God’s children. 1. Make thanksgiving a mark of your life. 2. Thank God for the people in your life. 3. Begin with small things in life.
Thanking is a proper thing for God’s people to do: both to God and to people. Do it right away instead of waiting for a better moment. That moment may never come.
Pastor Choi talks about the history of offering in the Bible. He also presents the principles of giving: Give cheerfully, Give Sacrificially, and Put God first. Finally, he challenges the congregation to take up “Tithe” Challenge.
There are three characteristics of God’s gift/talent for His children. 1. It is for every child of God. 2. It is given for God’s glory and for God’s people, not for personal gain. 3. Use it or lose it.
God’s Word points out three aspects of the Lord’s Supper. 1. We remember the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross. 2. We take in Christ the Bread of Life and the Living Water. 3. We remember that we the believers are one in Christ.