Pastor Caleb

259. Size vs Strength

259. Size vs Strength

Continuing last week’s blog, I would like to talk more about our ministry using exercise analogy. (You can tell how much I love exercise!) People say there are two main types of resistance training: Bodybuilding and Strength training. Bodybuilding focuses on increasing the size of muscle. Strength training focuses

258. Plan For Strength

258. Plan For Strength

This week, the gym opened up, so I was glad to be back. I was thankful for a solid strength program that I trust and follow. Even after a month of break, I knew exactly what to do and how much to do, instead of being tempted to do too

257. Better Joint Services

257. Better Joint Services

Many of our members seem to be ambivalent about joint services with KSC (Korean Speaking congregation). It is a rare opportunity for the whole church to gather in one place, and yet it must feel like eating with a stranger for some. Attendance is usually lower when we have joint

256. How Our Finance Is Running

256. How Our Finance Is Running

We had our congregation meeting last Sunday. As it is for active (attendance in the previous three months) registered (finished New Family Class) baptized members, not every member gets to hear the detailed report of how our annual budget is allocated for this year. So I would like to briefly

255. Thumbnail and Review

255. Thumbnail and Review

A few years ago, my first daughter got into games on iPad. She wanted me to choose which game to download, so we scrolled through the games together. But I noticed a big difference in evaluating apps: I looked at the reviews, but she looked at the thumbnail. She wanted

254. Life with Pet

254. Life with Pet

Many of you might know already, but our family got two kittens. Our kids had been nagging for years to get a cat, and we told them that they were not ready to take care of it yet. But as our first daughter got older and as the time we

253. Life Without Problem?

253. Life Without Problem?

In June, when the government ended the “Stay-at-home” order, I secretly expected to face the year 2022 with much less hint of COVID. It saddens me that it won’t happen, as the new variant Omicron is surging. However, at the same time, I feel grateful that we are learning