SBMC Sunday Worship Service

In Pivotal Errors, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from 1 Samuel 13, examining Saul's critical misstep and reminding us how moments of impatience and fear can lead to decisions that shape the course of our faith and obedience to God.

In Speak O Lord, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Samuel 3, reflecting on the call of Samuel and inviting us to posture our hearts to hear and respond to God's voice with humility and obedience.

Sermon Outline

In When God Is Enough, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Samuel 1:1–11, 15–18, reflecting on Hannah’s heartfelt prayer and the quiet strength that comes from trusting God in seasons of longing and surrender.

In Prayers of a Healthy Church, Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 2 Thessalonians 3:1–5, highlighting how a church marked by faithful prayer seeks God’s power, protection, and steadfast love as it carries out His mission.

In Standing Firm in Our Identity, Pastor Daniel Kim teaches from 1 Thessalonians 3:6–13, calling believers to remain grounded in who they are in Christ—strengthened in faith, growing in love, and rooted in holiness.

Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Thessalonians 3:6–13, encouraging the church to remain steadfast in faith, grow in love for one another, and live with hearts strengthened in holiness before God.

In Mark of a Healthy Church, Pastor Tim Lee walks through 1 Thessalonians 2:13–16, highlighting how a church that receives God’s Word with faith and lives it out reflects spiritual health and transformation.

Pastor Tim Lee teaches from 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10, highlighting the faith, love, and hope that make a church a testimony to God’s work.

In Restoring the Wanderer, Pastor Esther Yi walks through James 5:15–20, reminding us of the power of prayer, confession, and loving intervention to bring healing and restoration to those who have strayed.

When should we pray? In James 5:13–15, Pastor Tim Lee reminds us that prayer is God’s invitation for every season—whether in suffering, joy, or need. This message encourages us to make prayer our first response and to trust God with every circumstance.