Pastor Caleb

As many of you know, I love technology. But I haven’t always been into technology. I didn’t have my first computer (i486, which was the bare minimum for Windows) until I was 18. I always preferred reading books over playing video games. (Though I did like arcade games!

I have been writing the pastor’s blog every week for the last eight years. But I haven’t written about why I write a blog in detail. So here are the two reasons I write the blog every week: To reveal myself and to communicate church direction. First, I

I was due for a haircut. I wasn’t sure if the barbershop was allowed to open, so I googled. I found out it can open with limited capacity. So I messaged the barber I always go to. (Though he works at a barbershop, I personally message him to make

There is one missionary who changed the course of Korea. Today about one-third of South Korea’s 51 million people are Christian. Not only that, Protestants have increased faster than in any other country, doubling every decade. By 1994, there were over 35,000 churches and 50,000 pastors, making

“Stocks” became a prominent theme during the Pandemic. But many people have a misunderstanding about stocks. Many people think investing in stocks is “trading” stocks (continuous buying and selling). However, investing experts rightly divide “speculators” from “investors.” Speculators are the ones who are always speculating which stock will go up.

House Church conference for pastors ended on Thursday. About 130 pastors gathered online to learn more about house church through presentations, bible studies and sharing. I was asked to share a presentation about how we’ve established house church ministry in our English Speaking Congregation (ESC) at Mokmin. It was