SBMC Sunday Worship Service

In The Lamb in Our Place, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Exodus 11–12, pointing to the Passover lamb as a foreshadowing of Christ, whose sacrificial death rescues His people from judgment and brings lasting redemption.

In Do Your Best to Come Before Winter, Guest Pastor Sung teaches from Exodus 9–10, encouraging us not to delay responding to God’s work in our lives, but to come before Him with hearts that are humble, willing, and ready to obey.

In The Cost of Being Your Own King, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Exodus 7–10, revealing through Pharaoh’s hardened heart how resisting God’s rule leads to destruction, while true freedom is found in surrendering to His authority.

In When Following God Seems to Make Our Life Worse, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from Exodus 5–7, reminding us that obedience to God does not always lead to immediate relief, but calls us to trust His faithfulness even when the path grows more difficult before deliverance comes.

In When God Calls You Anyway, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Exodus 3–4, showing how God faithfully calls and equips ordinary people despite their fears, doubts, and inadequacies, inviting us to trust His presence rather than our own abilities.

In When God Seems Silent, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Exodus 2:1–25, reminding us that even when God appears absent, He is faithfully at work, preparing His purposes and hearing the cries of His people.

In Faithful Under Pressure, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Exodus 1, encouraging believers to remain steadfast in trusting and obeying God, even when facing opposition, uncertainty, and the pressures of a broken world.

In Uniformity Is Not Unity, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12–26, showing how the church finds true unity not by becoming the same, but by embracing our differences as members of one body in Christ.

In Dangerous Nostalgia, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from Ecclesiastes 7:10 and Numbers 11:4–6, warning how longing for the past can distort our perspective and cause us to overlook God’s present faithfulness and provision.

In When Good Obedience Goes Bad, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Matthew 12:2–8, 15–21, revealing how obedience can lose its heart when it becomes legalistic, and pointing us back to the mercy, compassion, and rest found in Christ.