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Dasol Kang
Contributing sermons since Mar 9, 2025
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The Gift Of The Thorn
Contributed on Sep 20, 2025
Sometimes the greatest gifts God gives us are the weaknesses we would never choose for ourselves.
INTRO If we took an inventory of everything that we say in our prayers, we would likely find that the vast majority of our prayers fall into one of two simple prayers. The first category is the “Gimmie” prayer. You know the “gimmie” prayer well. “Lord, gimme that parking spot right up front. And ...read more
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A New Name
Contributed on Aug 21, 2025
A Sermon in Loving Memory of Benjamin Bauman Homiletical Idea: Though our lives are touched by sorrow, God gives us a new name and receives us into glory.
INTRODUCTION We are here to remember, to honor, and to give thanks to God for the life of Benjamin Bauman. We gather as a community of faith. We come together to bear one another’s burdens and be encouraged in the hope of the Gospel. There is something very important about a name. Names connect ...read more
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Fearfully And Wonderfully Made
Contributed on Aug 1, 2025
You are intentionally and wonderfully made by a God who knows you completely.
Who are you? Who are you, church? I think this is a question that is both the simplest and the most profound question human beings can ever ask. Who are you? Not, what do you do for a living? Not, what are your hobbies? Not, where are you from? But who, in the innermost of your being, are you? ...read more
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Choosing The Better Portion
Contributed on Jul 21, 2025
Mary chose the better portion in life, and God led her safely home.
We are gathered this morning in the shadow of sorrow, but also in the light of a great hope. And in this moment, we remember and give thanks to God for the beautiful and faithful life of Mary Beale. There is power in a name. Names connect us to our heritage and families, and sometimes, they even ...read more
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Their Story, Our Warning
Contributed on Jul 10, 2025
God holds up the mirror of the past to keep us from stumbling in the present.
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” These were the words of the philosopher George Santayana about nations, politics, and the rise and fall of empires. But much earlier than George Santayana, the Apostle Paul, 18 centuries earlier, made the same point about our ...read more