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Series: Messy
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:19-23
Synopsis: Christ has set us free, and we are free indeed. But those who truly taste the freedom of Christ, they take on the character of Christ. As such, they wield that freedom in service to God and others.

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 2:12-16; 3:18-19a
Synopsis: Human "wisdom" apart from the wisdom of God leads not only to significant error and to a poor grasp of reality (and, thus, to an unfulfilled life and community), but it also leads to self-assured confidence that believes it is strong but, ultimately, is profoundly weak. Ironically, the world considers the Christian faith to be foolish when in fact only in Christ can the eternal truths of life be found. Leaning on the wisdom of Christ is the only means through which fallible humans in the church can live in the fullness of their design and call.

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:31 - 13:1-7

Synopsis: For a messy community to thrive, more than anything else, it needs love.

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Series: Messy
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:10-11

Synopsis: From the beginning, the church was a messy phenomenon. Yet, this messy church is the only vehicle God used to bring about the expansion of His kingdom through the centuries. The reality is, this is how real church is. As we journey toward the culmination of God's kingdom at the end of time, the journey will be a messy one, with many stumbles. But this is the nature of the redemption and sanctification of rehabilitating sinners doing community as the family of God. The call of the believers is to journey and labor together in the messy reality that is church, and to realize the gospel's redemptive call in it all.

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Speaker: Bobae Lee
Scripture: James 5:17-18

Synopsis: What is our affection towards the gospel today? The longer we live, the more jaded we can become about life, and the longer we live our Christian faith, the possibility of becoming dull to the message of salvation becomes greater. The sinful woman shows us how when we become undone before the Lord, Christ will refresh our souls and transform our lives with the truth and power of the gospel.

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Series: Prayer
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: James 5:17-18

Synopsis: We know that we should persevere in prayer, but we don't always know how. The story of Elijah praying during the drought encourages us to pray because God has given us the authority. 

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Series: Prayer
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: Genesis 18:16-26, 31-33

Synopsis: We often think to ourselves, "Do my prayers make a difference?" The story of Abraham approaching God on behalf of Sodom shows us that yes, our prayers move the needle-- most of all, they move the needle by changing our hearts.

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Series: ID
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Galatians 3:26-29
Synopsis: Jesus clothes us with himself. When Christ clothes us with himself, it communicates to us who we are -- none other than a child of God. Wearing Christ will affect how we behave and what we communicate to the world.

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Series: ID
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Philippians 2:1-8
Synopsis: In Christianity, that the most powerful being in the universe is the most humble. If we have identities rooted in Christ, that idenity will therefore lead to humility, which, in turn, will lead paradoxiclaly to fullness. A healthy identity will function in precisely this manner.

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Series: ID
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: Galatians 2:18-21
Synopsis: When we seek to justify ourselves by following God's law, we set ourselves up for failure. But praise be to God, who has provided a lifelong solution through the death of His Son. If we die too, we will find true freedom that no one can ever touch.

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