Pastor Blog

Relationship is transactional. (yes, even family relationship) Some people get uncomfortable about this because they want a personal relationship to be unconditional and pure, unlike business relationships. But, in case you are wondering, try this: Stop giving to a specific relationship and see what happens. Stop giving time, stop giving

Pastor blog was replaced with pastor “email” for the last three months and now we are back to it! If what gripped people when entering into COVID-19 was “fear,” I feel that it is “timidity” as we are moving out of it. As a pastor leading a missional community through

North Point Ministries have conducted focused research on how people grow in faith. As expected, they found that everyone grew in faith in so many different ways. But they found repeating categories of responses, so they have summarized and called them, “5P”: Private Discipline, Practical Teaching, Personal Ministry, Providential Relationship,

New Corona Virus (Corona 19) seems to be spreading all over the world. However, we need to understand that its mortality rate is much lower than SARS and other viruses that cause the common cold, though it seems to be much more contagious. So, there is no need for excessive

Many Christians come to church on Sunday, expecting to hear a “deep” message. But I try to give a “clear” message. It is because I see Sunday as “Game Time.” In professional sports, Game Time is when so many things are on the line. Professional athletes play for the playoff,

Disagreement often produces conflicts and anxiety. No wonder why many people try to avoid conflict at all costs. But in a book called “Why are we yelling?”, Buster Benson argues that disagreement is unavoidable and is a sign of a healthy relationship. What is detrimental is “unproductive” disagreement. Political polarization