Month: July 2020

　↓Audio link to the full sermon Today’s title is from Mark 13:37, “Keep watch!’ ”」This is the conclusion given by Jesus, who explained the end time to his disciples. There is no need to live in fear or anxiety. We will learn from the word of Jesus, and with that let us look up to Jesus and live with hope whatever happens in the end of time. So today I want to share that hope with you. It is a bit long but please read Mark chapter 13 . First, we want to share with you a summary of chapter 13.  His disciples were amazed by the beauty of the temple

↓Audio link to the full sermon 　Today, we’ll read from Mark 12:37, “David himself calls him ‘Lord.’ “ Christ was about to face the cross, and the new era of salvation through faith instead of doing was about to come. We want to receive Jesus’ heart and word spoken by Him. We’ll look at three points today. First, please read Mark 12:35-44    First, Jesus spoke to a crowd of people, “Why do the teachers of the law say that the Messiah is the son of David? David himself, speaking by the Holy Spirit, declared: “ ‘The Lord said to my Lord: “Sit at my right hand until I put your

Intro Good morning, brothers-and-sisters in Christ. It’s good to see your faces this morning. Even though I only see part of your face! Though we have started meeting physically again, things are not the same as before. Both leaders and members alike have to figure out how to be a church in the midst of COVID-19. Once you start discussing this topic with many people, you will discover there is a wide variety of opinions about the virus. For example, some are comfortable meeting in church today, while others are not. As a result of different opinions, it can be easy to criticize each other—to say someone is too paranoid,

↓Audio link to the full sermon Today’s title is from Mark 12:34, “You are not far from the kingdom of God.” This phrase is from the conversation between Jesus and the teacher of law, but I am glad to see that there were some teachers of the law tried to understand teaching of Jesus correctly. First, we will take a look at three events of Jesus’ Passion Week. One of them includes today’s theme, and we would like to read together how Jesus answered the question of which commandment is the most important in the Law. First, please read Mark 12:13-34.  First, there is a conversation between some of the