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Series: ID
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: Romans 3:22-24
Synopsis: The trappings of culture and human nature are no match for the one who knows that he or she is a recipient of the greatest gift ever: the grace of God.

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Series: ID
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: John 21:20-22
Synopsis: God wants us to live our story, not someone else's.

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Series: ID
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:17
Synopsis: Christians often do not live their potential. One reason this happens is because they allow their past to define their present. The Bible teaches that we are new creations. It is by viewing ourselves as God sees us that we will be able to walk in our new identities more fully.

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Series: Standalone

Speaker: Kee Won Huh

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:14-20, 32b

Synopsis: The fact of the resurrection changes everything about history and our lives.

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Series: Traces of the Kingdom
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: Nehemiah 13:6-8, 14

Synopsis: After the revival that takes place in the book of Nehemiah, there is great disappointment that permeates the final chapter. Such an anticlimax reminds us of the constant need for renewal, both corporately and individually. We also learn that people do not change through behavior modification, but by encountering the all-consuming heart of Jesus.

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Series: Traces of the Kingdom
Speaker: Kee Won Huh
Scripture: Exodus 12:1-14

Synopsis: Obervance of the Passover and the Lord's Supper is not mere ritual. Through them we participate in and are drawn into the great story of God and His Kingdom. The meals are about remembering and see our lives subsumed in the metanarrative that gives our lives eternal significance and meaning. We are not called to merely a cerebral faith; rather, we are called to a faith that is fully embodied and grounded -- physically, in our relationships, in our history and personal stories. The historic traditions passed onto us and the action of eating, of remembering, of paricipating helps us to appropriate our faith in ways that go beyond our minds, embedding themselves insated into the fabric of our concrete lives.

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Series: Traces of the Kingdom
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: Judges 3:12-30

Synopsis: The book of Judges is about God using unexpected people to help bring about his purposes. In our passage, we learn about Ehud, whose lefthandedness is considered to be a great weakness. But we serve a God who delights in using the weak, and this quality is ultimately displayed in Jesus, who saves us through weakness. 

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Series: Kingdom Living
Speaker: Bob Koo
Scripture: Matthew 7:13-27

Synopsis: In his close to the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus issues stern warnings against false prophets and false disciples. He reminds us once again that kingdom living is not about external appearances, but about simple devotion and obedience--which naturally bears fruit. 

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Series: Kingdom Living

Speaker: Kee Won Huh

Scripture: Matthew 5:43-48

Synopsis: Kingdom citizens are to love their enemies. While it may seem like a radical call, this is what is required to become more like God and to bring true reconciliation to our world. 

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Series: Kingdom Living

Speaker: Kee Won Huh

Scripture: Matthew 5:33-37

Synopsis: Citizens of the Kingdom of God are committed to the truthfulness of all of their words. Truth is a bedrock for llife, humanity, and relationships. Jesus was a man of His word, and he stayed true to his word at cost to his life. Such committment to truth in love is what results in our salvation.

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