For all the problems that Timothy must correct at the church in Ephesus, Paul targets the most urgent one-- namely, to have a proper understanding of the role and importance of theology vs the centrality and supremacy of Christ and the gospel.

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: 1 Timothy 1:1-20

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One of our most heated political conversations in the United States this year revolves around the use of force by police against black people. The question arises on whether or not this is the expression of racism by law enforcement and leads to the topic of systemic racism within our country's laws and policies. Protests, riots, movements... how can we prioritize the right biblical values, knowing that whatever side we choose, people will get upset?

This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time.

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As a primer before getting into Paul's first letter to Timothy, consider the following questions: Who is Timothy? What is he like? Why does Paul need to write such a heavy letter to this young man, and what should we expect from it?

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: 1 Timothy 1:1-2

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How can the problem of poverty be solved?  What role and how large of a role should the government have in deciding what to do with money that a person earns?  Should the laws allow for such a disparity between rich and poor?  These are questions that Christians often disagree on yet should still be able to peacefully discuss and consider.

This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time.

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In a final discussion on the importance of gathering together in-person as a church, the need and benefits of using our spiritual gifts becomes a crucial issue. For a few, their gifts can bless others from a distance; but for most, our gifts are most effective up close, in person, life to life.

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: 1 Peter 4:10-11

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Religion often forms one's sense of morality.  Politics is often the expression of that moral sense.  Why, then, do Christians often find that--despite what they believe--they have trouble with how they vote?  And, of course, if all Christians are supposed to agree, why do we find ourselves differing politically on opinions that we all tend to think are based on the principles of Scripture?

This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time.

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We continue a discussion about what is missing from worshiping at home through digital connection in comparison to in-person gatherings. How did God originally intend and build His church?

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: Acts 16:13-34

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In our final look at the destiny of Israel, we examine the relationship of the doctrine of Election (predestination) to the ethnic Jews, as well a correlation between Antisemitism and Amillennialism.

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: Isa 44:6-46:13; Ezek 16:3-63; Deut 7:7-9:5; Psa 89:1-37

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Addressing the current situation under stay-at-home orders due to the COVID-19 coronavirus, we ask a simple questions: What are we missing by meeting digitally for worship rather than in-person?

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: Ephesians 1:1-23

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Having spent 5 weeks explaining the issues, examining the promises of God, inspecting the theology of people in the Bible, and exploring the nature of prophecy, we now ask how and why there are people today who do not believe the Bible means what it plainly says regarding the future and fate of ethnic Israel.

Preacher: Rand Cho

Passages: Luke 17:20-20:16, Matthew 12:28-21:43, Acts 13:46-18:6, Romans 2:28-14:17, Zechariah 8:1-23, Micah 4:1-2, Galatians 6:14-16, Psalm 50:10, 1 Chronicles 16:15, Revelation 20:2-7

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