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This week we explore the concept of calling and its significance in our professional lives. We explore the concept of calling in work, and discuss the interplay between vocation and calling, as well as the discovery and evolution of one's calling. The conversation also touches on the importance of diversity in vocation and the benefits of connecting people with different vocations.
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This week we talk about the significant issue of people leaving the church, and the importance of understanding the reasons behind this trend. Chris and Jason talk about the importance of young people owning their faith and the need for doubt to exist for faith to be strengthened.
They also talk about the lack of relevance that the church and faith plays in the younger generation and how a service-oriented church may change how they view faith.
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In a stunning coup d'etat, Pastor Jonathan Yoon takes over the co-host chair from his mentor Chris. Their conversation covers the experiences and insights of Pastor Jonathan's role as youth pastor as they discuss misconceptions in youth ministry, the struggles and joy of youth ministry, and mentoring the next generation of youth Pastors.
They end the show by talking about Chris and his role in Pastor Jonathan's growth.
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Today our episode explores the evolving relationships with aging parents, the challenges of balancing caregiving for parents and raising children, and the impact of language barriers on communication. It also delves into the dynamics of parent-child interactions and the emotional complexities of maintaining connections with parents. Chris and Jason share their relationships with their parents and how its changed over the years and after they had kids.
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This week we discuss worship and specifically praise and its role in our worship service. We share our personal experiences, the philosophy of worship, and the state of worship in our Korean Adventist Churches.
We challenge the idea that praise is only the pre-worship for the sermon, and argue that praise is just as important to worship as the sermon. We discuss the importance and power of congregational singing and talk about how worship is described in the Bible.
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Chris and Jason are on-location at WCKCM! They talk about their experiences at WCKCM, some of the differences in programming this year, and share their fond memories of being victims of Pastor Joey Oh's hulking out moments.
They also discuss the future of WCKCM and the importance of a large communal gathering like WCKCM.
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0:00 Intro and Live Audience
5:30 WCKCM Experiences
11:00 Differences Between ECKCM and WCKCM
14:28 Pastor Joey Hulking Out
20:49 WCKCM Registration Numbers and Programming
25:39 Chris' History at WCKCM
35:19 The Future of WCKCM
This week we talk about the namesake of our podcast: Potluck! And in commemoration of potluck, we are doing a Mukbang Potluck Podcast!
We talk about the history of Korean church potlucks and how much it is embedded in the fabric of the culture. We then discuss our personal experiences with potluck and how our churches organize and utilize potlucks.
We end by talking about the role of potluck in church ministry and how it can be a barometer in the communal health of the church.
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0:00 Intro of mukbang and white shirt challenge
10:00 History of Potluck
14:46 Communal Element of Potluck
20:08 Logistics of Potlucks
28:11 Potluck as Minsitry
39:09 importance of Potluck
This week we talk about Pickleball! We cannot talk about the intersection of culture and faith in our Adventist community without talking about Pickleball. Chris shares why he thinks Pickleball is the most Christian sport and Jason shares why he is hesitant to play.
This kicks off a larger discussion of sports tournaments and if they aid or hinder ministry
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This week we discuss the structure and dynamics of the English ministry (EM) and Korean ministry (KM) within the church, including the relationship between EM and KM pastors. We also explore the cultural and organizational aspects of the church within a church model, as well as the unique challenges and opportunities that arise from this structure. The conversation delves into the dynamics of the relationship between English Ministry (EM) and Korean Ministry (KM) pastors, highlighting the impact of leadership changes, staff meetings, and board meetings on the church. We finish by each sharing a KM Pastor that we enjoyed working with and helped enhance the overall church ministry because of their presence.
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This is a special live on-location episode! Jason is at East Coast Korean Camp Meeting! They discuss the structure, leadership, as well as the anticipation and excitement surrounding the event. Jason answers questions about ECKCM such as organizational structure, what the worships are like, and the difference of hosting a Camp Meeting at a public university.
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A conversation podcast for Korean American Adventist about the intersection of Culture and Faith