SBMC Sunday Worship Service

In When Good Convictions Go Bad, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Romans 14:1–14, exploring how convictions meant to honor God can become a source of judgment and division, and calling the church to pursue humility, love, and unity in Christ.

In Resetting the Bar, Pastor Esther Yi teaches from Mark 2:13–17, reflecting on Jesus’ call to sinners and reminding us that the gospel redefines righteousness through His mercy, not our own performance.

In Judge Not, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from Matthew 7:1–5, challenging us to examine our own hearts before judging others and to extend the same grace and mercy that God has shown us.

In When Good People Get Lost, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Luke 18:9–14, examining Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector and reminding us that true righteousness is found not in our own goodness, but in humble dependence on God’s mercy.

In Living Under God's Peace, guest pastor David Park, teaches from Philippians 4:2-9, encouraging believers to pursue unity, fix their minds on what is true and good, and experience the peace of God that guards every heart in Christ.

In United to One Anotber, guest pastor Tony Nguyen teaches from Ephesians 2:19-22, showing how Christ brings His people together as one family, building them into a dwelling place where God's presence is made known.

In Who Are You as a Christian?, guest pastor David Lee teaches from 1 Peter 2:4-10, reminding believers of their identity in Christ as God's chosen people, called to reflect His light and proclaim His goodness to the world.

In The Cost of Mercy, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 2 Samuel 24:1-25, reflecting on the seriousness of sin, the mercy of God, and the costly sacrifice that points us toward true restoration and grace.

In The Better King, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 2 Samuel 23:1-7, reflecting on David's final words and pointing us to the righteous King whose perfect rule brings justice, blessing, and lasting hope.

In When Sin Stops Looking Dangerous, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 2 Samuel 11:1–27, examining David’s fall into sin and warning us of the danger of becoming careless toward temptation and distant from God.