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To make disciples who love God, love people, and serve the world.

Acceptance into membership of Christian Layman Church.

Irene Wang shares her testimony.

"Give Us Our Daily Bread Teacher Lynn and Mantou continue with the Lord's Prayer.

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Teacher Lynn and Mantou talk about the last part of the Lord's prayer - your will be done.

They did all this AND even without full knowledge of Christ! We however have Christ! How much more should we be able to risk out and step out in faith!!

To make disciples who love God, love people, and serve the world.

Kristen Fu shares

A few questions are posed to Dr. David Lew by Pastor Calvin in his message entitled "Eternal Faith." Dr. David Lew is asked to compare and contrast some of the hardships faced during this COVID-19 pandemic with Sarah and Abraham.

Abraham, part 2. Faith that is willing to sacrifice one's life for God, e.g. Healthcare workers especially during this pandemic risking their lives by faith... Abraham did not directly sacrifice his own life, but was ready to obediently sacrifice his only son Isaac, who was his bloodline, and as such indirectly like his own life. Abraham's faith allowed him to trust God's promise, and risk everything he hoped for. How was he able to do this? Abraham's faith is based more on the character of God the Promisekeeper than the promise itself. 1. Abraham believed in God's character. Abraham received God's promises (v.17) in his life, so had evidence of God's trustworthiness in the past. 2. Abraham believed in God's plan for the world, a plan bigger than himself. Totally believed the promise that through Isaac, Abraham would become a nation (v.18), and a blessing to the world. 3. Abraham believed that God had resurrection power, to raise Isaac from the dead (v.19), (eternal perspective). Main idea: Eternal fa

Abraham and Sarah, part 1: Abraham stepped out in faith, not knowing where he was going. e.g. Stephen Shellnut is going to Radius... he is stepping out in faith. Because of the promise of eternity, stepping out in faith and leaving everything behind is the only option that makes sense. Sarah is a great partner to Abraham in their faith venture. e.g. Rana has been a great partner to me in our own missions venture.

Enoch. Genesis says twice that "Enoch walked with God" Whoa! In our American culture where productivity and accomplishment is seen as valuable, why is time with God so precious and worthy? and how is this a faith issue?

Part of equality includes knowing ones self. William Cheung tells about his upbringing as a 2nd generation Cantonese speaking Chinese American.

Join teacher Lynn and Manto as they teach the 2nd part of the Lord's Prayer.

Big picture, walking us through what faith is (assurance of things hoped for and conviction of things unseen) / what is it, why is it important? What do all these heroes of faith have in common? They all believed to the point of RISK.

Who is my neighbor?  How should I think of my neighbor?  What does it mean to love my neighbor? Go and do as a lifestyle

Join teacher Lynn and learn the Lord's Prayer.

Many are asking, "How do we have those difficult talks about racial justice and racism with, say, my parents?" Well, like with a lot of things, it starts with relationship. Jesus modeled for us how to do it with the Samaritan woman in John 4. From his example, we should proximate, change the narrative, keep the hope, do uncomfortable things (from Bryan Stevenson, Just Mercy). 1. Proximate: get near to the issue, make it personal, engage in conversation, vv.4,7. 2. Change the narrative: speak truth to counter the lies and deflection, vv.16-17, 20, 26. 3. Keep the hope: living water (v.10), eternal life (v.14), , Messiah (v.26), opposing racism is hard, so keep on hoping, or easy to give up. 4. Do uncomfortable things: Jesus went into Samaria (v.4), speaks to a Samaritan woman (v.9), received dismay of disciples (v.27); opposing racism will get you out of your comfort zone Main point: Difficult conversations are hard, so leverage relationship. Isaiah 1:17.

To make disciples who love God, love people, and serve the world.