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Christ: Our Example
Christ: Our Example (Romans 8:29) Ed Boasso Ed Boasso has been serving full-time at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOP-KC) since 2003 as a full-time intercessor and leader, as well as a faculty member of the Internationa...CategoryETC -
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Listen, Obey and Persevere
Listen, Obey and Persevere (Isaiah 43:15-21) Rev. Neil Kim Do you know that God is far more interested in your future than in your past? God wants to give you a new beginning and a fresh start in life. I. Forget the past and do not dwell in...CategoryNeil Kim -
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Back to the Basics
Back to the Basics (Matthew 25:31-46) Rev. Sara Pyon I. The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats Not always easy to distinguish between sheep and goats Separation at the end with different destinations II. Sheep commended for what they did fo...CategorySara Pyon -
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God’s Compassion for the World
Revealing Jesus in Jonah - Part 2: God’s Compassion for the World (Jonah 4) Pastor Keeyoung Kim I. Part 1: Called by God, for your good and His glory When you encounter God, God calls you to people, not to yourself The power of God is revea...CategoryKeeyoung Kim -
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Jonah’s Anger & God’s Compassion
Jonah’s Anger & God’s Compassion (Jonah 4) Rev. Brian Lee I. Jonah became angry at God For not brining destruction on Ninevites (3:10) Upset over God’s redemption and forgiveness? (v. 3) Anger leads to foolish (irrational) judgments and...CategoryBrian Lee -
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Called by God, for Your Good and His Glory
Revealing Jesus in Jonah— Part 1: Called by God, for Your Good and His Glory (Jonah 3) Pastor Keeyoung Kim I. When you encounter God, God calls you to people, not to yourself II. The power of God is revealed in our obedience, despite our la...CategoryKeeyoung Kim -
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Fear-Based Reaction vs. Faith-Based Response
Fear-Based Reaction vs. Faith-Based Response (Jonah 3:1-10) Rev. Sara Pyon I. Jonah’s fear-based reaction to God’s command (Chapter 1) II. Jonah’s fear of men replaced by fear of God (Chapter 2) III. Jonah’s faith-based response to God’s se...CategorySara Pyon -
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Make Good on your Faith in the Lord
Make Good on your Faith in the Lord (Jonah 2:1-10) Rev. Mark Kosko I. A Place for Deep Thought God had Jonah’s Attention in the Fish’s Belly (v. 1) Was Jonah truly sorry or just stuck? He Praised God nonetheless II. Consequences for Disobed...CategoryMark Kosko -
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God’s Calling and Our Mission
God’s Calling and Our Mission (Jonah 2 and Isaiah 6) Rev. Brian Lee I. God’s Calling Jonah 1:1-2: Go to Nineveh! Isaiah 6:8-10 Whom Shall I Send? Who will go for us? Go and tell. Acts 9:10-18 Go Pray for Saul (Ananias) Gen 12:1 Go to the la...CategoryBrian Lee -
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Running Away From God
Running Away From God (Jonah 1:1-17) Rev. Sara Pyon I. Historical Background Jonah (2 Kings 14:25) Ninevah – Capital of Assyria (Nahum 3) II. Jonah Hears the Word of God and Disobeys It (vv. 1-3) Jonah tries to flee from God Why did Jonah r...CategorySara Pyon -
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The Secret of Being Content
The Secret of Being Content (Philippians 4:10-23) Rev. Brian Lee I. The Secret of Being Content Is learned through life experiences Is learning to adapt to every situation Is learning to depend on Christ II. Sharing the Blessing of Gifts En...CategoryBrian Lee -
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Let It Go
Let It Go (Colossians 3:1-3) Rev. Moses Kim Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God. Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things. For you die...CategoryETC -
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A Peace Which Transcends All Understanding
A Peace Which Transcends All Understanding (Philippians 4:2-9) Rev. Mark Kosko I. Agree with each other in the Lord Do you want to be right, or have peace? Unity in Fellowship can overcome our individual differences Book of Life as a subtle...CategoryMark Kosko -
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No More Tearful Regrets
No More Tearful Regrets (Philippians 3:17-4:1) Rev. Mark Kosko I. Join, Follow, Take Note . . . Live! (v.17) Being united with Christ inspires a better Way But can ___________ _____________ (serving at NCFC) bring about _____________ ______...CategoryMark Kosko -
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Don’t Trust Your Flesh and Move Forward
Don’t Trust Your Flesh and Move Forward (Philippians 3:1-16) Rev. Neil Kim Don’t Trust Your Flesh (Philippians 3:1-11) I. True characteristics of believers They worship the Lord in Spirit (v. 3) Their heart is intimate with God (v. 3) They ...CategoryNeil Kim -
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Press On!
Press On! (Philippians 3:12-16) Rev. Brian Lee I. Current State (v. 12) Imperfection Progressing towards perfection II. What It Takes (vv. 13-16) Be Focused on the Goal (3:8-11, Heb 12:1) Be Determined: It’s a life-long process (v. 14) Forg...CategoryBrian Lee -
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Thanksgiving in the Midst of Lament
“Thanksgiving in the Midst of Lament” Dr. Soong-Chan Rah (Jeremiah 29:4-9; Lamentations 3:19-22, 43-50) We welcome Dr. Soong-Chan Rah here with us today. He is a former pastor and dear friend of NCFC. He is currently the Milton B. Engebrets...CategoryETC -
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Putting Humility Into Action
“Putting Humility Into Action” (Philippians 2:19-30) Rev. Neil Kim I. Actions of humility and reasons for humility Do you consider others better than you? Do you have interests of others? (vv. 3-4) Humility brings forth encouragement, comfo...CategoryNeil Kim -
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A Coming of Age
“A Coming of Age” (Philippians 2:19-30) Rev. Mark Kosko I. Timothy & the Influence of a Faithful Community A sincere faith instilled in Timothy by strong women of faith (1 Tim 1:5) He also served with his father Apostle Paul considered ...CategoryMark Kosko -
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The Mark of a Servant
“The Mark of a Servant” (Philippians 2:12-18) Pastor Keeyoung Kim I. Knowing Jesus leads to imitating Jesus (vv. 1-11) II. A servant is committed to accomplishing God’s work (vv. 12-13) III. A servant constantly examines his heart (vv. 14-1...CategoryKeeyoung Kim