Sundays @ GFC

This week in Luke, we learn more about one of the most important biblical figures in the history of the world that is none other than John the Baptist. Born from Zechariah and Elizabeth as a man who wore a garment made of camel's hair and a leather belt around his waist with a locust-based diet, John the Baptist was someone who baptized Jesus and paved his way to be revealed as the Messiah of the world. Through his time in ministry, he left a legacy of glorifying the Son of God and left us with the famous words: "He must become greater, I must become less."

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We continue in our series in the Book of Luke as we learn more about Mary, a prominent figure in shaping the history of what was to come. Mary is significant in part of Jesus' life from birth, in ministry, and later to his death and resurrection and frankly, we as Christians do not give a lot of credit that she deserves. A noteworthy characteristic in Mary was that she was faithful; her obedience serves as an example for us to follow and she did live this life of faith alone. If anything, she clung to her community that gave her strength and perspective, and through this, we are reminded that we are not meant to walk this life of faith alone. We hope that this example will be something that we can implement in our own house church meetings.

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God's Family Church is undergoing some exciting changes, especially with our own house churches. We at GFC believe that house church ministry is the core value of reaching the lost, bringing them to have a saving relationship with Jesus, and making disciples out of them who later make disciples. In this world, especially in today's political and spiritual climate, we need Jesus more than ever; that is why God's Family Church aims to reach out to our loved ones who have not heard about the Good News and invite them to receive Jesus through our very own house churches. Take a listen as Reverend Tim helps us explore the things that he's learned from a house church conference he attended in Dallas and how that we could apply that in our own lives and relationships. We apologize for any technical difficulties that have happened during the sermon.

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Of all the remarkable female figures that are written about in the Bible, there stands one woman who oftentimes doesn't get recognized as much for her faithfulness, and that is none other than Jesus's mother, Mary. As we dive into who Mary was in the Book of Luke, we realize that Mary should be commended for giving birth to our Lord and Savior and also for her faithfulness in what was to happen to her own life and for what was to come that would change the history of the world.

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After a 400-year period of silence of the transition from the Old to the New Testament, the Gospel of Luke breaks that silence when Herod is rampant and tries to kill all firstborn children after learning the Messiah will be born in Israel. We see the account of the faithful Zechariah and Elizabeth giving birth to their son John the Baptist, who was filled with the Spirit in the womb and was to proclaim the name of Jesus in the future.

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We begin our series this Sunday on the Book of Luke, diving deeply into the Luke the author, who he was as an important figure, and how his writings in Scripture shaped the crux of what was to happen during the New Testament period.

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As a community pursuing house church ministry, God's Family Church aims to imitate the New Testament church to make disciples that make disciples. This Sunday, Pastor Tim dives deep into what it means to be a shepherd, to be shepherded as sheep, and to obey the Good Shepherd.

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Before we enter into our new series on the Book of Luke, Pastor Tim dives deep into the story of the Samaritan woman's divine encounter with Jesus at the well and how that plays in evangelism and fulfilling the Great Commission mentioned in Matthew 28.

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This Sunday, we had the privilege of listening to Sean Kim, the pastoral intern at The Home Church in Rowland Heights, California, talk about the words that dwell in us. The things we say to others as well as ourselves carry a great magnitude—but are those words something that we use to glorify God? Listen with us as Sean guides GFC in how we ought to be using the words ultimately to proclaim God's Kingdom.

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Pastor Joe Suh of The Exchange Church in Artesia, CA blessed our ministry with the Word as he dived into the story of Mary and Martha in the Book of Luke discussing the one thing Mary had that Martha didn't--the blessing that God provides for her.

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