Pastor Caleb

Some members still seem to have questions about our membership policy, which is that we discourage “already-Christians” who are already attending a church from joining our church. It is not an easy decision. It means we are giving up quick growth. We are also giving up financial growth in the

You probably heard how we describe ourselves at The Seed: “We are a multicultural, intergenerational worshipping congregation made up of house churches.” The part I want to highlight here is “multicultural”. First, when creating this description, we were already multicultural as we did have non-Korean members, though they were small

My mom was hit with a stroke exactly on Halloween, 2 years from the day I am writing this. It was a scary moment (no pun intended) for me and my family. As I look back, all I remember was feeling confused. I didn’t know what to make of

So-called smart people brag about their math skills by punching numbers to prove that money management is all about logic. So they seek the highest return and the best deals for every financial decision, and bash the decision that promises average return. But what many of them overlook is the

This is a blog post quoted from Pastor Chai’s Facebook. Korean churches are rapidly declining. There's a widespread fear that they might end up like European churches: empty buildings with no congregants. Many people are analyzing this dire situation and trying to find the cause of the

The lay-leader seminar is happening this weekend (10/11-13) at Houston hosted by New Life Fellowship (NLF). I was told that there are 120 participants. I am amazed how there are constant interests in house church but not surprised. At a recent 4th Lausanne Congress (A global movement that mobilizes