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Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Genesis 42:5-9; 45:1-8
Synopsis: God does reveal to us his sovereign will through Jesus Christ. The revelation of that will, however, requires a response of action not passivity. Are we acting in response to God's sovereign will or has the revealed will lulled us into inaction, complacency, and entitlement?

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Speaker: Hannah Huh
Scripture: Genesis 41:1-16
Synopsis: There are "hidden" kingdom principles in the life of Joseph. Joseph was given a dream from God and along with the dream an amazing gift of interpretation but the Lord was always refining him through the slow, kingdom process. It is the relationship you have with God through the process - the ups and downs - that really define who God is in your life and ultimately define who you are.

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Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Genesis 39:1-4, 6b-23
Synopsis: God is at work in our in ways that we are not always aware of, but it is always for our good.

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Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Genesis 37:17b-20, 26-28, 31-35
Synopsis: We all put on ourselves robes that we believe confer onto us worth and status. The world may, through its power, strip us of those robes. God may also strip us of those robes. Regardless of how we are stripped, God places upon us a new and better robe that confers our true status, one which simultaneously humbles and empowers and frees us like no other robe we can wear.

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Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Genesis 37:2-10
Synopsis: The dreams given to us by God are meant not simply to give us hope and good feelings, but they are actually meant to disturb our lives. They are calculated by God to do a work in our lives and relationships in ways far more good and profound than we realize.

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Guest Speaker: Julie Choi Kim
Scripture: Exodus 34:6-7
Synopsis: God's compassion is often taken for granted or just not well understood. But His compassion is greatly important to His identity and when we allow deeper reflection into what it means, it has the ability to transform how our relationship to Him, to ourselves, and to our community. 

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 15:30-34
Synopsis: When we treat this world as all there is, we leave ourselves open to greater fear, anxiety, and even corruption. But when we cultivate the hope of heaven and future resurrection, we discover what this current life is all about: loving God and loving one another.

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 12:7b-10
Synopsis: While we seek to avoid suffering and weakness as much as possible, God chooses to work through such vehicles in our lives. When we embrace this truth, and practice this reality, we truly discover the power of God's grace to make us perfect.

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 7:10-12
Synopsis: Because of our desire to avoid pain, the temptation to engage in worldly sorrow is great. But the benefits of godly sorrow are vast and ever available if and when we repent. Therefore, it is always the right time to repent.

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Bobae Lee
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 3:12-18
Synopsis: "Once I was blind but now I see..." Once we were blind, but the Spirit of the Lord has made us to see the glory of God. No veil, no blinds, just glory. And it's through the death and resurrection of Jesus that we have been set free to see this glory.

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