Sundays @ GFC

Reverend Daeho Yu, the founder of God's Family Church, has blessed us with one final sermon before his retirement as the head pastor of our ministry discussing how we as a church are part of the family of God as mentioned on Ephesians 2:19, which is where our ministry's name originates from.

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Merry Christmas from us at GFC to you! We hope everyone celebrates the real reason for this season, and that is none other than Jesus Christ, who was born into this world to be sacrificed for our sins as the Lamb of God so that we may receive eternal life. In this passage of Luke, Jesus' genealogy is quite interesting in that among those in his lineage, God was able to use broken, yet faithful people that prophesied the return of the Messiah that would come into the world and change history into half.

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This Sunday, we take a step back from the series of Luke and learn more about the key to freedom. What is the most important thing in Christian life? That's none other than RELATIONSHIPS--in our relationships, many conflicts will happen, someone might have wronged you, or vice versa. That's where the key to freedom comes in: forgiveness. To provide forgiveness is a very Christ-minded thing to do because you're paying off the debt where you might have been wronged. More importantly, Jesus did that for us on the cross--in order for us to reflect His image, shouldn't we be imitating what He did for us so that others may know His glory?

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Sincerest Thanksgiving holiday to everyone! To celebrate, Reverend Tim takes us to the passage in Luke about Jesus healing the ten lepers. One leper, a Samaritan, actually comes back to Jesus thanking Him for healing to which Jesus replies, "your faith has made you well." In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we should be in remembrance of and thankfulness for His providence, and the love and wholeness that God provides for us is something nobody can take away. Let's be thankful for that.

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Pastor Kevin Leong of Renew Church OC blessed us with the Word this Sunday to talk more about the account of Bartimaeus, a blind beggar living in the roadside of Jericho whose encounter with Jesus healed him which highlighted his steadfast faith that is pleasing to God.

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Pastor Tim dives deep going into Luke 3 as John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus.

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Pastor Tim is back after a 3-week hiatus from speaking to resume our series in the Book of Luke. He tells the account of 12-year-old Jesus debating with the teachers while out in Jerusalem, a remarkable sight to see considering that Jesus was just a mere kid debating with these teachers. By doing so, he was honoring his Father, which was something many could not understand what he meant until much later.

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As we wrap up our 3-week series of guest speakers here at GFC, we had the privilege of listening to Reverend Stephen Chong bless us with the Word on building a culture of honor as godly men and women. We believe in a God who's blessed us with everything that we have in our lives, and as a result, we as Christians must honor Him with worship and praise.

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This Sunday, we had the privilege of listening to Professor James Lee of Biola University preach on understanding the reasons as to how and why we strive to be a Christ-centered community. It's laid out for us in this specific passage here in Acts 2--in the New Testament church, we see Jesus's newly spirit-filled disciples devote themselves to one another, breaking bread with them from house to house and eating joyfully with sincere hearts. Why is that? That's because Jesus was the Messiah that died for our sins and rose from the dead, which allowed them to glorify Him through their lives and worship, and to truly live for Christ meant genuine repentance.

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This Sunday, we continue with the Gospel of Luke by looking at the story of Jesus's birth written from Luke's perspective after interviewing many witnesses of Jesus's life and ministry that was intended to be written for Theophilus. In this particular passage of Jesus's birth in the manger, it's notable that Jesus, the firstborn son of Mary and Joseph and also the Son of God, was born in the lowliest of all places in a manger where shepherds, the first witnesses of his birth, were located. He wasn't born anywhere fancy and extravagant, but at the lowliest of all places, and history would later reveal what was to come.

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