Pastor Daniel Lee
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Jan 17, 2021 4:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
The Cost of the Mission
The cost of God's Mission is great because it came at a great cost, namely the life of the Son Jesus Christ. Therefore, the cost of following Christ as disciple-makers is our lives as living sacrifices. Yet, greater than the cost is the joy and eternal re
Dec 20, 2020 4:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
The God of Justice | Habakkuk 2:2-2:20
As we saw with the problem of evil last week, we will see that God is actually the God of justice and judgment. He declares that he will bring judgment on the Chaldeans (Babylonians) after using them for his sovereign purpose and declares a series of "woe
Nov 22, 2020 4:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Fasting | Various Passages
While not obligatory, fasting is a powerful tool to open up our hearts and character to the work of the Holy Spirit. We will explore various passages to see how fasting raises our spiritual sensitivity, helps fight against our flesh, and directs our focus
Nov 1, 2020 4:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Prayers of the Righteous | James 5:13-20
Waiting and enduring well with full integrity of faith until the end is something that we are not to do alone. We need accountability and help in times of need. And the best way to provide both is in prayer. We need to actively pray for those who may not
Sep 27, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Humility: The Cure for Worldliness | James 4:1-12
Building off of last week's teaching, James continues to point out marks of an inconsistent life that are oppositions to a thriving community. In this passage, James is calling for repentance over the quarrels, conflicts, and slander plaguing their commun
Sep 13, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
The Power of Words | James 3:1-12
As we have been learning, James is calling for consistency in our lives that shows evidence of genuine faith. He previously called for no partiality, care for the vulnerable, and a faith that works. And so another area where James calls for consistency is
Aug 30, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
The Sin of Partiality│James 2:1-13
In a heavy honor/shame culture (very similar to our Asian culture in a lot of ways), James teaches that we ought not to show partiality based on wealth and status because it violates the royal law of "loving your neighbor as yourself". Showing partiality
Jul 26, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
The Blessings of Purity│Haggai 2:10-19
We are continuing our Haggai Series looking at Haggai 2:10-19. In the previous two weeks, we learned that thriving in "less than ideal" circumstances calls for right priorities (worshipping God) and obedience (obeying God). This week, we will learn the th
Jun 28, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Thriving with Financial Health
This Sunday we will look at "Thriving with Financial Health". Rather than looking at it from a pure "get your finances in check" point of view (albeit important), I wanted to give weight to the topic the way the Bible addresses it, which is mainly an issu
Jun 14, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Thriving with Relational Health
We've been learning over the past few weeks of how different aspects of your life and (spiritual, mental, physical, emotional) self are interconnected, and that the thriving we hope to pursue is holistic. Therefore it's crucial that we learn to thrive rel
May 3, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Spirit Filled Accountability
I want to include the last verse of chapter 5 (v.26) because I think it fits with the overall message of chapter 6:1-10. Here Paul is explaining the practical outworkings and evidence of a Spirit filled life, and that is to love one another. Walking in th
Apr 10, 2020 1:00 PM America/Los_Angeles
Victory in the Cross
What was once a dreadful symbol of torture and death, the cross is instead embraced by Christians as a proof of hope, victory, and love. If there's ever a need to remind ourselves that God is with us, for us, and loves us, we only have to look to the cros
Mar 15, 2020 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Divine Adoption
Justification has two implications: one legal (we are not guilty but declared righteous) and the other relational. Here in Galatians 4:25-4:7 we are looking at the relational aspect that comes with justification by faith. To the Jews, their distinctive id
Feb 16, 2020 4:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Justification by Faith
Previously, we saw Paul presenting the issue at hand regarding a false gospel. Then he defends his position for the true gospel and also confirms that it is in accordance with the Jewish leaders. And so this week, we get to the heart of what that true gos
Nov 3, 2019 4:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
Peacemaker
In the aftermath of the civil war between David and Absalom, we’re faced with the broader fallout of the national consequences of David’s sins. The nation is splintered, and broken relationships need to be mended. In these two chapters, we see the nee
Jun 2, 2019 5:45 AM America/Los_Angeles
The Extraordinary in Our Ordinary
The faith of Rahab serves as an unexpected reminder of our faithful God who is always doing the extraordinary in the ordinary. As such, we should take time to pause and remind ourselves that it is God who conquers and keeps His promises. And we should put