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A Prayer of the Day. 
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“You answer us with awesome deeds of righteousness, O God our Savior, the hope of all the ends of the earth and of the farthest seas, who formed the mountains by your power, having armed yourself with strength, who stilled the roaring of the seas, the roaring of their waves, and the turmoil of the nations.” (Psalm 65:5-7 NIV)

A Prayer of the Day.
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“You answer us with awesome deeds of righteousness, O God our Savior, the hope of all the ends of the earth and of the farthest seas, who formed the mountains by your power, having armed yourself with strength, who stilled the roaring of the seas, the roaring of their waves, and the turmoil of the nations.” (Psalm 65:5-7 NIV)

Psalm 65:5-7 (a prayer of the day)

A Prayer of the Day. 
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“They shall celebrate the fame of your abundant goodness, and shall sing aloud of your righteousness. The LORD is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love. The LORD is good to all, and his compassion is over all that he has made.” (Psalm 145:7-9 NRSV)

A Prayer of the Day.
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“They shall celebrate the fame of your abundant goodness, and shall sing aloud of your righteousness. The LORD is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love. The LORD is good to all, and his compassion is over all that he has made.” (Psalm 145:7-9 NRSV)

Psalm 145:7-9 (a prayer of the day)

A Prayer of the Day. 
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“For they [human parents] disciplined us for a short time as seemed best to them, but he [God] disciplines us for our good, in order that we may share his holiness. Now, discipline always seems painful rather than pleasant at the time, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it.” (Hebrews 12:10-11)

A Prayer of the Day.
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“For they [human parents] disciplined us for a short time as seemed best to them, but he [God] disciplines us for our good, in order that we may share his holiness. Now, discipline always seems painful rather than pleasant at the time, but later it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness to those who have been trained by it.” (Hebrews 12:10-11)

Hebrews 12:10-11 (a prayer of the day)

Prayer of the Day. 
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“Shower, O heavens, from above, and let the skies rain down righteousness; let the earth open, that salvation may spring up, and let it cause righteousness to sprout up also; I the LORD have created it.” (Isaiah 45:8 NRSV)

Prayer of the Day.
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“Shower, O heavens, from above, and let the skies rain down righteousness; let the earth open, that salvation may spring up, and let it cause righteousness to sprout up also; I the LORD have created it.” (Isaiah 45:8 NRSV)

Isaiah 45:8 (a prayer of the day)

Prayer of the Day 
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“The night is far gone, the day is near. Let us then lay aside the works of darkness and put on the armor of light. (Romans 13:12 NRSV)

Prayer of the Day
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“The night is far gone, the day is near. Let us then lay aside the works of darkness and put on the armor of light. (Romans 13:12 NRSV)

Romans 13:12 (a prayer of the day)

Sunday, July 19, 2020 
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #4 
 
For Self-Reflection: 
1) Read Matthew 27:39-44. People who surrounded Jesus on the cross mocked him. Who were they? What thought might they have when they saw Jesus on the cross? 
2) It is said that contempt appears in three faces in daily interactions: all gossip, most boasting, and all blame-shifting. What may drive us to say or think like that? What would be its consequences? 
3) God mocks (Psalm 37:12-13). Whom and why does He mock? (Psalm 2:3-5) 
4) Jesus bore contempt. What does it mean for you today? How would you respond to him now? 
 
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Sunday, July 19, 2020 Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #4 For Self-Reflection: 1) Read Matthew 27:39-44. People who ...

Jesus Bore Contempt (Matthew 27:39-44)

Sunday, July 12, 2020 
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #3 
“God is My Portion” (Psalm 73:23-28) 
 
For Self-Reflection 
1) Have you ever felt envious or jealous in your family, school, or workplace? How did it affect your self-awareness and relationship with others? 
2) “Society is often motivated by an envy-fueled ambition.” Have you ever seen this? What is the danger of this? 
3) Read Psalm 73:23-28. What does God speak to you? How does this scripture help you to overcome envy? 
4) Have you ever experienced that God knows your situation and your needs? 
5) How valuable is it for you that “God is my portion”? What may be the challenge to integrate this with your daily living? How would you overcome? 
 
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Sunday, July 12, 2020
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #3
“God is My Portion” (Psalm 73:23-28)

For Self-Reflection
1) Have you ever felt envious or jealous in your family, school, or workplace? How did it affect your self-awareness and relationship with others?
2) “Society is often motivated by an envy-fueled ambition.” Have you ever seen this? What is the danger of this? 
3) Read Psalm 73:23-28. What does God speak to you? How does this scripture help you to overcome envy?
4) Have you ever experienced that God knows your situation and your needs?
5) How valuable is it for you that “God is my portion”? What may be the challenge to integrate this with your daily living? How would you overcome?

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God is My Portion (Psalm 73:23-28)

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"Praise be to the Lord, the God of Israel, because he has come and has redeemed his people … to rescue us from the hand of our enemies, and to enable us to serve him without fear in holiness and righteousness before him all our days.” (Luke 1:68, 74-75)

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"Praise be to the Lord, the God of Israel, because he has come and has redeemed his people … to rescue us from the hand of our enemies, and to enable us to serve him without fear in holiness and righteousness before him all our days.” (Luke 1:68, 74-75)

Luke 1:68, 74-75 (a prayer of the day)

Sunday, July 5, 2020 
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #2 
 
For Self- Reflection 
 
1) God’s name is Jealousy. How does this truth stretch or challenge your understanding of God? 
 
2) God’s jealousy is our shield. Why and how? What does it mean for you? 
 
3) - What kind of pattern do you have when you feel jealous? 
- In what kind of situations do you feel jealous? 
- How have you been dealing with jealousy so far? 
- How have you been filling the emptiness in your heart so far? 
 
4) “I am His.” If this is true (and it is actually true), what would you change in your daily life? How is this truth reflected on your schedule, relationship, habit, priority, future plan, or what you value, etc? 
 
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Sunday, July 5, 2020
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #2

For Self- Reflection

1) God’s name is Jealousy. How does this truth stretch or challenge your understanding of God?

2) God’s jealousy is our shield. Why and how? What does it mean for you?

3) - What kind of pattern do you have when you feel jealous? 
- In what kind of situations do you feel jealous? 
- How have you been dealing with jealousy so far? 
- How have you been filling the emptiness in your heart so far?

4) “I am His.” If this is true (and it is actually true), what would you change in your daily life? How is this truth reflected on your schedule, relationship, habit, priority, future plan, or what you value, etc?

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His Name is Jealous (Exodus 34:14)

Sunday, June 28, 2020 
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #1 
 
 
For Self-Reflection 
 
1. Did you have a “Night at Peniel” experience in your life? When was it? How did it go? What happened before and after it? How have you been living the “new” you? 
 
2. Have you ever experienced the following? Write down your story in detail for each lesson prayerfully and reflect on them. Pray about whom you may share these with so that you will a blessing for them. 
 1) Suffering sharpens our focus. 
 2) Suffering releases us from our worldly hope and put hope on God. 
 3) Suffering offers a chance to live what we believe. 
 
3. Are you hitting a wall now? What is it? How are you wrestling with God? What do you see in you? What is God teaching you? 
 
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Sunday, June 28, 2020
Sermon Series "Embracing Your Emotions" #1


For Self-Reflection

1. Did you have a “Night at Peniel” experience in your life? When was it? How did it go? What happened before and after it? How have you been living the “new” you?

2. Have you ever experienced the following? Write down your story in detail for each lesson prayerfully and reflect on them. Pray about whom you may share these with so that you will a blessing for them.
   1) Suffering sharpens our focus.
   2) Suffering releases us from our worldly hope and put hope on God.
   3) Suffering offers a chance to live what we believe.

3. Are you hitting a wall now? What is it? How are you wrestling with God? What do you see in you? What is God teaching you?

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A Night at Peniel (Genesis 32:24-30)

Sunday, June 21, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #10 
 
For self-reflection 
 
1. List up the characters of God you can see in the Law of God. 
 
2. Have you experienced that God led you into an unknown hope through your hopeless situation? Or, do you know someone’s story like that? 
 
3. Why is it important to show the meaning of words through actions when we share the good news with others? Think about the other way around: how do you take a word of a person who doesn’t live up to what he believes? 
 
4. How do you describe your connection with the tree of life? How would you make it better? 
 
5. Pray and seek what plan God has for you, and write it down. 
 
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Sunday, June 21, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #10

For self-reflection

1. List up the characters of God you can see in the Law of God.

2. Have you experienced that God led you into an unknown hope through your hopeless situation? Or, do you know someone’s story like that?

3. Why is it important to show the meaning of words through actions when we share the good news with others? Think about the other way around: how do you take a word of a person who doesn’t live up to what he believes?  

4. How do you describe your connection with the tree of life? How would you make it better?

5. Pray and seek what plan God has for you, and write it down.

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Living for God’s Vision (Deuteronomy 4:5-8)

Sunday, June 14, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #9 
 
For Self-reflection 
 
1. Share how the consumer culture (consumption, speed, and convenience) influences your life. How does consumer culture affect your Christian life? 
 
2. Can you illustrate a life “Working on My Sin Issues” and a life “Trusting Who God Says I Am”? 
- Is your intention on “Working on My Sin Issues” or on “Trusting Who God Says I Am”? 
 
3. Why is it important to integrate your spiritual life with your ordinary life? 
- What is a challenge for you to integrate your spiritual life with your ordinary life? How would you overcome it? 
 
4. Do you have faith to come to God and remain in His love? 
- If you have faith, how are you practicing it? 
- If you are not sure, what is the problem? What would you do? 
 
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Sunday, June 14, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #9

For Self-reflection

1. Share how the consumer culture (consumption, speed, and convenience) influences your life. How does consumer culture affect your Christian life? 
 
2. Can you illustrate a life “Working on My Sin Issues” and a life “Trusting Who God Says I Am”? 
- Is your intention on “Working on My Sin Issues” or on “Trusting Who God Says I Am”?  
 
3. Why is it important to integrate your spiritual life with your ordinary life?  
- What is a challenge for you to integrate your spiritual life with your ordinary life? How would you overcome it? 
 
4. Do you have faith to come to God and remain in His love?  
- If you have faith, how are you practicing it? 
- If you are not sure, what is the problem? What would you do? 
 
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Training to Walk in His Ways (Deuteronomy 8:1-6)

Sunday, June 7, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #8 
 
For Self-reflection 
 
1. Have you ever felt that a victorious Christian life depends on your hard work? 
- What did you do? How was the result? 
- Why is this thought wrong? 
 
2. On the Sabbath day, Israelite were not permitted to work, including collecting manna (Ex 20:8-11; 16:25, 29-30), but commented to give God offerings (Num 28:9-10). How does practicing the Sabbath teach living in grace to Israelite? 
- How would you practice the Sabbath? 
 
3. Dallas Willard says that grace is “God acting in your life to accomplish what you can’t accomplish on your own.” How does this statement inspire you about living in grace? How would you describe a life standing in grace? 
 
4. The secret of experiencing grace is confessing your sins before God and asking forgiveness of God and people. Prat God to show you if you need to forgive someone. And, take the steps by receiving the help of the Holy Spirit. 
 
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Sunday, June 7, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #8

For Self-reflection

1. Have you ever felt that a victorious Christian life depends on your hard work? 
- What did you do? How was the result?
- Why is this thought wrong?

2. On the Sabbath day, Israelite were not permitted to work, including collecting manna (Ex 20:8-11; 16:25, 29-30), but commented to give God offerings (Num 28:9-10). How does practicing the Sabbath teach living in grace to Israelite? 
- How would you practice the Sabbath? 

3. Dallas Willard says that grace is “God acting in your life to accomplish what you can’t accomplish on your own.” How does this statement inspire you about living in grace? How would you describe a life standing in grace?

4. The secret of experiencing grace is confessing your sins before God and asking forgiveness of God and people. Prat God to show you if you need to forgive someone. And, take the steps by receiving the help of the Holy Spirit.

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Wandering in Wilderness (Numbers 36:13)

Sunday, May 31, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #7 
 
For Self-Reflection 
1. Four Keys to Faith are: (1) Hearing the Word of God, (2) Speaking the Word of God, (3) Praying in the Holy Spirit, and (4) Acting on God’s Word. 
- How has your faith grown in practicing these? Think about your experience in each key. 
 
2. Bonhoeffer said, “Faith is only real in obedience.” Do you agree or not? Why? 
 
3. From Moses, we can learn about obedience to God’s Word: (1) immediately, (2) not to choose, and (3) the right attitude. 
- Which one are you practicing well? Which one are you not practicing so well? How would you improve? 
 
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Sunday, May 31, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #7

For Self-Reflection
1. Four Keys to Faith are: (1) Hearing the Word of God, (2) Speaking the Word of God, (3) Praying in the Holy Spirit, and (4) Acting on God’s Word.
- How has your faith grown in practicing these? Think about your experience in each key.

2. Bonhoeffer said, “Faith is only real in obedience.” Do you agree or not? Why?

3. From Moses, we can learn about obedience to God’s Word: (1) immediately, (2) not to choose, and (3) the right attitude.
- Which one are you practicing well? Which one are you not practicing so well? How would you improve?

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New Stage of Relationship (Leviticus 1:1-2)

Sunday, May 24, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #6 
 
For self-reflection 
 
1. The tabernacle teaches us, God’s community some aspects of God: His presence, devotion, commandment, pattern, provision, boundary, and love. How can we apply these teachings into our church life? (Please review the message.) 
- Which one are you doing well? Which one are you not doing so well? How would you improve? 
 
2. Some Christians come to a church and expect it to be like a movie theater or a restaurant. Where does this concept of a church come from? 
 
3. How would you describe the life of a person who belong to God and His people? Think about concrete examples or situations. 
- Share your experience of joy in belonging to God and His people. 
 
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Sunday, May 24, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #6

For self-reflection

1. The tabernacle teaches us, God’s community some aspects of God: His presence, devotion, commandment, pattern, provision, boundary, and love. How can we apply these teachings into our church life? (Please review the message.)
- Which one are you doing well? Which one are you not doing so well? How would you improve?

2. Some Christians come to a church and expect it to be like a movie theater or a restaurant. Where does this concept of a church come from?  

3. How would you describe the life of a person who belong to God and His people? Think about concrete examples or situations.  
- Share your experience of joy in belonging to God and His people.  

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The Tabernacle-Centered Community (Exodus 25:8)

Sunday, May 17, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #5 
“With the Cloud of the Lord” (Exodus 14:19-20) 
 
For self-reflection 
 1. The works of the Holy Spirit are described in five ways: cover, guide, separation, refuge, and presence. Can you recognize these works in your life? How has the Holy Spirit been ministering to you through these five ways? 
 2. In these five ways, which one is most active in your current life? Which one do you need more? 
 
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Sunday, May 17, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #5
“With the Cloud of the Lord” (Exodus 14:19-20)

For self-reflection
 1. The works of the Holy Spirit are described in five ways: cover, guide, separation, refuge, and presence. Can you recognize these works in your life? How has the Holy Spirit been ministering to you through these five ways?
 2. In these five ways, which one is most active in your current life? Which one do you need more?

New Life International Fellowship
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With the Cloud of the Lord (Exodus 14:19-20)

Sunday, May 10, 2020 
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #4 
 
For self-reflection 
 
1. “Now the LORD observed the extent of the people's wickedness, and he saw that all their thoughts were consistently and totally evil. (Gen 6:5 NLT)” What thoughts might Noah have had for the people? What might his life have been like as he was called a righteous man (Gen 6:9)? 
- What is your view of current society? What would the life of a righteous person look like today? 
 
2. If you were Moses’ mother, what might have been your prayer when you left him at the Nile? What might have been your thoughts when Pharaoh’s daughter found him? What thoughts would you have had when you were asked to take care of him by Pharaoh’s daughter? How would you raise Moses while you looked after him for Pharaoh’s daughter? 
- Is there anything you can apply to your life from these thoughts? 
 
3. Imagine you are taking water baptism next Sunday. What would you share at church? (If you’ve not been baptized yet, this may be a divine opportunity for you to take it. Why don’t you pray about it?) 
 
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Sunday, May 10, 2020
Sermon Series "The Tree of Life" on the Pentateuch #4

For self-reflection
 
1. “Now the LORD observed the extent of the people's wickedness, and he saw that all their thoughts were consistently and totally evil. (Gen 6:5 NLT)” What thoughts might Noah have had for the people? What might his life have been like as he was called a righteous man (Gen 6:9)?
- What is your view of current society? What would the life of a righteous person look like today?

2. If you were Moses’ mother, what might have been your prayer when you left him at the Nile? What might have been your thoughts when Pharaoh’s daughter found him? What thoughts would you have had when you were asked to take care of him by Pharaoh’s daughter? How would you raise Moses while you looked after him for Pharaoh’s daughter? 
- Is there anything you can apply to your life from these thoughts?
 
3. Imagine you are taking water baptism next Sunday. What would you share at church? (If you’ve not been baptized 

Through the Water (Exodus 14:27-30)

Sunday, May 3, 2020 
Sermon Series on the Pentateuch #3 
 
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For self-reflection 
1. Have you ever felt God is calling you, “Where are you? Why are you hiding from me?”? What kind of situation were you in? How did you respond? 
2. Look at three life examples: Adam, Pharaoh, and Balaam. Can you see any traits from each of them in your life? 
3. Write down your first experience of repentance. (If you notice that you’ve not repented yet, this may be a divine opportunity for you to start a new life.) 
4. In what sense can repentance be seen as one-time-religious-turning-point? And, in what sense can repentance be a moment-by-moment attitude, day-by-day experience of the power of the cross?

Sunday, May 3, 2020
Sermon Series on the Pentateuch #3

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For self-reflection
1. Have you ever felt God is calling you, “Where are you? Why are you hiding from me?”? What kind of situation were you in? How did you respond?
2. Look at three life examples: Adam, Pharaoh, and Balaam. Can you see any traits from each of them in your life?
3. Write down your first experience of repentance. (If you notice that you’ve not repented yet, this may be a divine opportunity for you to start a new life.)
4. In what sense can repentance be seen as one-time-religious-turning-point? And, in what sense can repentance be a moment-by-moment attitude, day-by-day experience of the power of the cross?

Life is a Choice (Deut 30:19-20)

Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020 
 
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Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020

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On the Cross and after that (Acts 5:30-32)

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