SBMC Sunday Worship Service

In The Kindness of God, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from 2 Samuel 9, reflecting on David’s kindness toward Mephibosheth and revealing how God graciously welcomes and restores those who could never earn His favor on their own.

In The House God Builds, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 2 Samuel 7:1-16, pointing to God's covenant with David and reminding us that God is the one who establishes, sustains, and fulfills His promises through His grace.

In Sinners in God's Presence, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 2 Samuel 6:1-23, reflecting on God's holiness and reminding us that drawing near to Him calls for both reverence and humble, wholehearted worship.

In Satisfied by God, Pastor Esther Yi teaches from Psalm 63:1-11, inviting us to seek God as our deepest desire and find true satisfaction in His presence, even in seasons of dryness and need.

In Don't Take What God Hasn't Given, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Samuel 24:1-22, reflecting on David's restraint toward Saul and calling us to trust God's timing rather than grasping for what isn't ours to take.

In Built, Not Found, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Samuel 18:1-9 and 20:30-34, 41, exploring the friendship of David and Jonathan and showing how godly relationships are intentionally built through loyalty, humility, and sacrificial love.

In The Glory of the Resurrection, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from John 11:1-27, pointing to Jesus as the resurrection and the life, and inviting us to trust in His power and glory even in the midst of sorrow and waiting.

In Two Thieves, Two Responses, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from Luke 23:32–43, contrasting two responses to Jesus on the cross and inviting us to consider whether we truly see Him for who He is or miss Him entirely.

In Where Real Faith Comes From, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Samuel 17, pointing to David's confidence in God and showing how true faith is formed through a deep trust in who God is rather than the size of the obstacles before us.

From 1 Samuel 16, Pastor Tim Lee reflects on God's choosing of David, reminding us that while people look at outward appearance, the Lord sees the heart and calls us to trust His greater purposes.