Pastor Caleb

Too much change is never pleasant, but consistent change helps with bringing meaning out of what we repeatedly do. That is why I try to change 1 or 2 things in our service every year if possible. This year, we are going to change a few things in how we

Through previous blog posts (Refer to blog post 11, 16, 108), I have mentioned multiple times that the Church is not a democracy. The “Church” is a spiritual institution, not a political one. It is a model of God’s “Kingdom”, not a reflection of human government. Indeed, there are

As the new year is in, many are thinking about accomplishing new goals. Though having a goal is better than not having one, consider this: both winners and losers in sports have the same “goal.” What it tells us is that “goal” is not the differentiator of success, but the

As we will be managing our finance starting from next year, the budget that team leaders submitted and approved by Strategic Leadership Team needs to be accepted by the congregation through “Congregation Meeting.” So far, KSC managed all the finance, so they have also handled such finance-related meetings as well.

We always need to make decisions. Some are small, but some are big. But there comes a time when we have to make a critical decision on things we have little knowledge about. (Date, spouse, finance, and God) Some pretend to know everything about it and make a decision. But

As we are beginning to manage our own finance, we are implementing a new way to give. We are introducing online giving. So, starting from next year, I encourage those who plan to give to our church to give online. It doesn’t mean cash/cheque giving is no longer