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In today’s text, Jesus points out the spiritual reality that people are good at interpreting natural signs yet poor and ignorant of signs of the spiritual world. Pastor Choi urges the congregation to reconcile with each other now, grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ through prayer and God’s Word, and be transformed into the image of Christ as we live in the end times.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about three spiritual traps that would cost us our eternal life. They are self-centeredness, indifference, and illusion of salvation. At the end of his sermon, he urges the audience to come up with a plan to avoid those traps.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about a life with simplicity in the Lord. He points out three characteristics of the simple life in the Lord: A life with purpose, a life with gratitude, and a life with fellowship.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about joy. In particular, he talks about Jesus’ joys in John 16 and 17. They are: the joy of seeing Jesus the resurrected, the joy of prayers answered, and the joy of knowing Jesus the conqueror of the world. At the end, he recommends his audience doing the following three things for 30 days to restore joy in their lives: Worship/praise/thanks every day, Pray specifically in Jesus’ name, and Get into God’s Word to know Jesus.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about salvation and eternal life in Christ. He begins his message with a question, “If you die tonight, will you enter the resurrection of life or the resurrection of judgment?” He points out the truth that our salvation is secure in Christ. Beware of two things that will cost us our eternal life: Denial of Jesus in front of people, and disobedience to Jesus’ commands.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about three warnings of Jesus to clergy: the desire of recognition, the love of money, and hypocrisy. May the Lord guide the clergy to stay away from those sins.
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Pastor Choi talks about God’s messenger and God’s message. The task of messenger is to proclaim God’s message to God’s people as exactly as it was given by God. With no altercation, omission, addition or subtraction. God’s people also ought to discern who’s true messenger of God and who’s not by testing every spirit, teaching, and preaching against God’s Word.
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Today, Pastor Choi talks about “Our Father in Heaven.” By teaching us to call God in Heaven “Our Father” Jesus reminds us that prayer is not a religion but a relationship with our Heavenly Father.
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Today Pastor Choi gives his advice to confirmands: 1. Let God’s truth guide you. 2. Let God’s Spirit guide you. 3. Let your integrity guide you. When you do, your life will be secure in the Lord.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about the glory of God in our midst. Taking the biblical examples of God’s glory among God’s people, he explains the prerequisite for God’s glory, signs, and his prayers for God’s glory in the Church, in the hearts of God’s children, and in our land.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about different gospels that would derail our salvation train to Heaven. 1. Your own goodness gets you into Heaven. 2. You don’t have to believe in resurrection. 3. Jesus is not the only way to salvation. 4. There are other requirements for salvation besides faith in Christ. He exhorts the congregation to hold onto the genuine gospel of Jesus Christ: salvation by God’s grace through faith in Christ alone.
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Pastor Choi talks about the link between the world in the Bible and the world we are living in. It is God Himself that connects the two worlds. Because God never changes, we can still have fellowship with God, trust in His Word, live by faith, and stand on His promises as the biblical characters did the same in their times.
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Pastor Choi talks about great change God has planned for every believer in Christ. He works on His children to partake in His divine character. He will continue His good work in every child of God until the last day. We can count on Him for His faithfulness.
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Pastor Choi talks about freedom in Christ. In order to fully understand its meaning, we must understand what sin is. Sin is the state of heart that appears in various forms of evil and wickedness outside. Christ died to take sins away from us. He set us free from the bondage of sin and death through His blood.
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Pastor Choi talks about God’s two-fold purpose and plan for God’s people. First, universal and general divine purpose for all. Next, unique purpose in specific situations that only individuals can fulfill. We are called to glorify God by fulfilling God’s purpose for us through our words and deeds.
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Pastor Choi talks about being wise in the sight of the Lord. He reminds the congregation to beware three tragedies of “a believing fool.” They are unpreparedness for life, ignorance of Jesus, and self-deception. He urges everyone to be wise in God’s eyes.
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Pastor Choi talks about faith in Christ’s historical resurrection connecting three stories of people whom Jesus has resurrected from the dead: Jairus’s daughter, young man in Nain, and Lazarus in Bethany. He urges the audience to unbind their faith in Christ’s resurrection today!
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Pastor Choi explains two meanings of Jesus’ riding on a donkey on Palm Sunday. 1. God’s prophecies on the coming Messiah were fulfilled in Jesus. 2. Jesus was the humble king who served humanity by laying down His own life for them.
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Through the story of woman who anointed Jesus with her precious perfume, Pastor Choi talks about three aspects of true worship. 1. We worship Jesus our Lord and Savior. To Him, nothing is too precious to give. 2. True worship can cause criticism. Focus only onto Jesus in worship. 3. True worship overflows to the world. We are a fragrance of Christ to God and to people.
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Pastor Choi talks about anger at God (we all have moments of anger with God). He presents some unhealthy ways to express our anger toward God and ends his message with healthy ways to handle our anger with God.
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Pastor Choi explains why we the believers in Christ ought to love our enemies, how to do it, and the reward thereof. He also encourages his congregation to turn their blacklist of enemies to a blessing-list and bless them every day.
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Pastor Choi talks about the corporate journey to Heaven among the believers in Christ. They share, encourage, confess, and pray for each other during their journey together.
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Pastor Choi cautions his congregation to beware of the faulty understanding of God, that is, God is love, therefore, we must reject the God in the Old Testament who condemns and punishes the disobedient and the wicked. We must balance the God of love with the God of light and holiness.
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Today Pastor Choi speaks about the Five Love Languages (Dr. Gary Chapman). Expounding on the five love languages such as Words of Affirmation, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Physical Touch, he encourages his congregation to practice those love languages to build each other up in Christ.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about spiritual “flu”—a spiritual condition that debilitates and paralyzes the believers in their walk with God. Symptoms are: not doing what we would like to do, doing the very thing we hate, feel powerless before temptations, feel miserable after spiritual defeat, enslaved to the power of sin, constant inner tug-of-war between good and evil, feel “nothing but evil present in me,” low or no self-esteem, and tortured by negative/destructive thoughts and feelings. He offers cures in Christ: emancipation on the cross, identity in Christ, and God’s promises of forgiveness through repentance.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about the believer’s attitude toward challenges in life. The believers never run away from life’s challenges, but meet them head-on. They do not trust their own might but rely on God’s strength and power. Based on the story of Caleb and Joshua who entered the Promised Land, he urges the congregation to exercise and apply the believer’s attitude in the following three ways: Thank God daily for the situations they are in. Pray daily 5 minutes on their challenges. Memorize two verses and meditate on them daily: 1 Thessalonians 5:18 & Philippians 4:13.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about five time-wasters. They are: being unforgiving, comparing with others, doubting, grumbling, and worrying. He encourages the audience to make the most of their time this year by forgiving, being content, trusting in the Lord, being thankful, and praying.
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Today Pastor Choi continues his message on the Great Commission. To fulfill it, we need two things: the Holy Spirit and prayer. The Holy Spirit confirms our message with signs and wonders. And, His help comes from our devoted prayers.
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Today, Pastor Choi talks about the Great Commission. First, it is for all believers, not just for a few chosen ones. Next, he recommends the viewer to adopt a new year’s goal: go and make disciples of Jesus Christ. Three action points for reaching out to those who need the Lord: adopt a country, adopt a non-believing family member and a non-believing friend. Pray for them and go to them with the gospel message.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about God’s faithfulness. He urges his congregation to start 2021 with the assurance that the Lord is with them and that He is a faithful God whom they can trust and rely on throughout the year.
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Pastor Choi points out that Jesus Christ is the greatest gift from God to humanity. In Jesus, all godly benefits are packed such as love, joy, peace, salvation, and eternal life. Pastor Choi urges the audience to accept Jesus as their Savior and Lord and claim those gifts from God in Jesus.
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Today Pastor Choi draws three lessons from the Magi story: first, those who seek the Lord Jesus will find Him. Next, worship Jesus alone not Mary, the Mother of Jesus, or anybody else. Finally, worship precedes offerings.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about the importance of holding onto God’s promise in times of confusion, frustration, and even hardship. Mary, the mother of Jesus, demonstrated such a godly example from the conception of her son to the death of her son on the cross.
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Pastor Choi talks about the birth of John the Baptist. From the story of Zecariah and Elizabeth (parents of John), he draws three lessons for the believers. First, do not judge by the outside look. Next, wait for God’s time. Finally, align with God’s value system.
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Pastor Choi points out that Christ was God’s solution to bring us back to God. After the Fall of Adam, our spirits were dead in sins and offenses. God made peace with us through the blood of the cross. The indwelling Christ works on us to restore the image of God in us to its original state, to its fullest and best capacity.
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Being created in the image and likeness of God doesn’t mean physical resemblance between God and us. Rather, it means divine attributes were instilled in us such as conscience, reflection, love, creativity, and free will. It also means that God alone determines the worth of human soul. For each individual with divine attributes, God has a plan and purpose. No one is an accident.
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Tonight, Pastor Choi shares three characteristics of thanksgiving. First, the law of sowing and reaping. The more thanks we sow in heart, the more thanks we reap later. Next, when you give thanks to the Lord, do it cheerfully, for the Lord loves the cheerful giver of thanks. Finally, when we keep sowing the seed of thanks, the Lord will make our life abundant for every good deed.
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Pastor Choi talks about the importance of being thankful in all circumstances. Worship is the key to being thankful. He also urges the congregation not to miss the opportunity to express their gratitude to the Lord and to the benefactors by doing it right away rather than wait.
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God claims that our body belongs to Him. For the following three reasons: He created us. He sustains us. He bought us for a price. We are not the owner of our body but the stewards who are called to take good care of the body. We are to use our heart, tongue, eyes, and hands to the glory of God.
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Jesus commands us to store up treasures not on earth but in Heaven. Pastor Choi points out five heavenly treasures that we can store up in our heart starting today. They are, the Word of God, the Holy Spirit, the fear of the Lord, good works, almsgiving and prayers.
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Today Pastor Choi exhorts God’s people to remember the persecuted believers in Christ, to pray for them and support them. He points out that there are two sides of persecution. Either we ourselves or other believers in Christ go through persecution. When we ourselves undergo persecution, God wants us to show courage. When other believers go through persecution, God wants us to show solidarity.
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Today, Pastor Choi talks about Queen Esther and how she saved her race from crisis. Through her lesson, he urges his congregation to join him in prayer and fasting on October 28 on behalf of our nation so that the Lord would forgive our sins and heal our land.
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Today Pastor Choi tells the story of Jesus casting out a deaf and mute spirit from a boy. He points out two reasons why we lack such miracles among us as in the story: Our unbelief and the lack of prayer and fasting.
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At a high mountain, Jesus was transfigured before His disciples and conversed with Elijah and Moses. Then, when a cloud formed and overshadowed them, a voice from Heaven said, “This is My beloved Son, listen to Him!” (Mark 9:7). Then, Moses and Elijah were no more and only Jesus alone was seen. From the text, Pastor Choi points out that Jesus trumps the Law and the Prophets.
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Today Pastor Choi points out three things to remember in the Lord’s Supper. First, Christ is a Sacrifice of Atonement for our sins. Next, Christ is the Bread of Life. Finally, in Christ we are one.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about the question of “Who am I?” He points out two approaches to answer the question: the world’s standards and those of God. In the world, what we do determines our identity (who we are). In Christ, who we are determines what we do. We are God’s. We belong to Christ.
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Today Pastor Choi points out three qualities in the Roman Centurion who pleaded with Jesus for his beloved servant. He was a man of kindness, humility, and faith. He ended up impressing Jesus with his faith statement: “Just say the Word, Lord, and my servant will be healed” (Luke 7:7).
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Today Pastor Choi presents four biblical principles to live by in the end times. They are: Watch (and Pray), Encourage (to Get Together), Lay aside (the Deeds of Darkness), and Love (Fervently).
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Today Pastor Choi talks about Heaven Preparation. He explains Christian beliefs on death and resurrection. He further explains two deaths and two resurrections listed in the Bible: First death, First Resurrection, Second Resurrection, and Second Death.
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Today Pastor Choi concludes his sermon series on faith. He explains two more aspects of faith: Everyone’s faith is different. Faith never stays the same. He also adds three ways to nurture our faith: 1. Be rooted in God’s Word. 2. Surround yourself with the same minded believers. 3. Imitate the faith of leaders.
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Today Pastor Choi talks about faith, not just any faith, but the Christian faith in Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation. He explains two aspects of faith: intellectual understanding and trust. Without such faith, it is impossible to please God.
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Today Pastor Choi points out three lessons from the story of woman who anointed Jesus’ feet with very costly perfume: 1. Once given to the Lord, everything becomes sacred, and nothing is a waste. 2. Our love and devotion to the Lord determine our gifts to Him. 3. The Lord first, neighbor next. Christ first, the poor next. Worship first, charity next.
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