Savior Community Church

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--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 22:1 - 23 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 21:1 - 38 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 20:1 - 47 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Joe Suh Passages: Hebrews 1:1 - 16 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 18:9 - 19:10 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 18:9 - 19:10 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 17:11 - 18:8 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 16:1-31 - 17:1-10 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 15:1-32 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 13:22 - 14:35 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 13:1 - 21 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 12:1- 11:59 saviorcommunity.com

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--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 10:25 - 11:13 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 9:51 - 10:24 saviorcommunity.com

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--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 9:21 - 50 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 9:1-20 saviorcommunity.com

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Those who turn to Jesus with saving faith have a different way of hearing God's Word, resulting in a different way of living--transformed, obedient, worshipful. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 8:1-21 saviorcommunity.com

With a totally different kind of people and perspective, faith in Jesus starts to include centurions, peasant crowds, and sinful folk that Israel believed to be cursed. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 7:1-50 saviorcommunity.com

It's clear that Jesus is not compatible with Israel's religious leaders, and so Jesus lays out what kind of people and perspective make up his movement. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 6:12-49 saviorcommunity.com

Teaching after teaching and healing after healing, Jesus' snowballing reputation garners the attention of the religious leaders of Israel, and they don't like it one bit. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 5:17-6:11 saviorcommunity.com

With the monumental task of bringing good news, freedom, sight, and liberation to the spiritual destitute, Luke proves to his readers that Jesus is in fact powerful enough to accomplish his mission. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 4:31-5:16 saviorcommunity.com

Jesus is qualified to be the Savior, but "Savior" means different things to different people.  In his own hometown, the Lord plainly states what he is here to do. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 4:14-4:30 saviorcommunity.com

Entering the adult years of Jesus, Luke establishes first the necessary qualifications in order to be the Savior who fulfills Scripture. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 3:1-4:15 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 1:57-2:52 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Brooks Buser Passages: Matthew 28:18-20 saviorcommunity.com

After 400 years without a prophet, after 500 years without angels or miracles, finally, a heavenly messenger speaks to a very old man and a very young woman, each for a very special birth. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 1:5-56 saviorcommunity.com

Before we get into the story that Luke presents us, we examine his simple prologue and ask ourselves of what we know about this author.  There's more to say than you might have expected. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 1:1-4 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Jason Ko Passages: 1 Peter 4:12, Psalm 34:19, John 16:33, Psalm 18:6, Joshua 1:9, Matthew 28:20, Romans 8:35-39, James 1:2-4, Philippians 3:12-16, Romans 8:18, James 1:12, 2 Timothy 4:7-8, 2 Corinthians 4:16-18 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Acts 16:11-12, Philippians 2:5-8, John 1:1-3, John 1:14, Matthew 16:17, Philippians 2:9-11, 2 Peter 1:10-12, Isaiah 14:12-14, Romans 10:9 saviorcommunity.com

How do you know you are living wisely in your heart, not just your behavior?  And how does all of this talk of wisdom ultimately point directly at Jesus? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Proverbs 9:1, 9:13, 9:7-12, 1:7, 8:13, 10:8, 12:15, 28:26, 19:20, 10:19, 12:16, 12:18, 14:16, 19:11, 29:11, 13:20, 17:24, Psalm 135:15-18, Proverbs 18:2, Galatians 6:4, 2 Samuel 7:18-21, 1 Timothy 1:15, Proverbs 25:27, 27:2, 2 Corinthians 10:17-18, 1 Corinthians 4:6-7, Proverbs 3:7, 26:12, 11:2, 16:18, 18:12, 29:1, 4:20-22, 10:27, 22:4, 14:9, 12:28, 14:32, 16:5, James 4:6, 1 Peter 5:6, Luke 11:49, Matthew 23:34 1 Corinthians 1:18-24 saviorcommunity.com

The Bible calls us to responsible, disciplined planning, and also reminds us that nothing is in our control and God often redirects us.  How do we reconcile these ideas, and what's the right heart behind making plans for our lives? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Peter 2:15, 1 Thessalonians 5:18, 1 Thessalonians 4:3, Romans 12:2, Psalm 143:10, Proverbs 14:12, 16:30, 24:8-9, 3:29, 6:16-18, 12:5, 27:1, 21:5, 16:3, 16:1-9, 3:9, 12:20, 15:22, 20:18, 16:9, John 1:12-13, Philippians 2:12-13, Proverbs 20:4, 6:6-8 saviorcommunity.com

Everyone needs money; everyone wants money; everyone thinks that many (if not all) of their problems would be solved if they just had more money.  This is an area in which we are desperately in need of wisdom so that our most powerful idol would become our most effective means of worshiping and honoring the Lord. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Kings 3:13, Proverbs 15:27, 28:6, 10:4, 15:16-17, 16:8, 17:1, 28:6, 10:22, 22:7, Deuteronomy 8:17-19, 1 Samuel 2:7-8, Psalm 50:9-12, Proverbs 20:23, 11:1, 23:4-5, 28:22, 28:25, 20:17, 1:19, 14:23, 20:13, 28:19, 21:5, 13:18, 15:22, 21:17, 23:21, 22:26-27, 6:1-5, 3:9, 13:7, 22:26-27, 30:25, 13:11, 13:22, 27:23-24, 14:31, 19:17, 21:26, 22:9, Acts 20:35, Proverbs 21:13, 28:27, 22:22-23, John 3:16, Romans 5:6-8, Mark 10:45, Proverbs 11:24, 11:25, 22:9, 1 Timothy 6:17-19, Proverbs 11:4, 11:28, 22:1-2, 22:4 saviorcommunity.com

Blurb: Words are the most powerful way in which we shape our understanding and development.  In our culture, we are taught to speak our minds; freedom of speech is an ingrained value.  And yet Scripture breeds in us restraint and discernment and active effort in speaking only words that give life and strength. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: James 3:2, Matthew 12:36-37, Proverbs 10:11, 18:21, 25:11, 11:9, 12:18, 15:1, 15:4, 26:24-26, John 14:17, 16:13, 17:17, 8:44, Proverbs 26:28, 29:5, 16:28, 17:9, 18:8, 11:13, 20:19, Luke 8:17, Romans 2:16, Proverbs 26:17, 17:4, 25:14, 17:5, 27:14, 18:6, 20:25, Ephesians 4:29, Exodus 20:7, Proverbs 16:24, 12:25, 24:26, Luke 6:45, Jeremiah 17:9, Ezekiel 36:26, Proverbs 29:20, 10:19, 17:27, 18:13, 15:28, 16:23, 17:28, 21:23, 11:12, 31:8-9, John 13:34-35, Matthew 18:15, Proverbs 12:1, 12:15, 18:21 saviorcommunity.com

Everyone has friends, but not everyone has friendships that improve your overall well-being.  The book of Proverbs counsels us on what kinds of friends to avoid, and what kinds of friends to acquire, and (of course) what kind of friend to be. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 2:18, 1 Corinthians 12:12-27, Proverbs 27:10, James 4:4, Proverbs 14:20, 19:4, 18:24, 12:26, 2:20-22, 20:19, 16:28, 22:24-25, 26:18-19, 23:6-7, 23:6-8, 13:10, 18:1, 26:21, 25:20, 25:19, 1 Corinthians 5:11-13, 2 John 9-11, Proverbs 11:13, 17:9, 17:17, 19:11, 20:3, 22:11, 27:9, 27:6, 27:17, 3:27, 3:28, 17:14, 25:17, Matthew 11:19, John 15:13, James 2:23 saviorcommunity.com

No one is an expert at identifying their emotions and dealing with them in a healthy and constructive manner.  Proverbs points us in the right direction on how to know what you're feeling, what's causing it, and how to respond. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Proverbs 14:17, 14:29, 15:18, 19:19, 22:24-25, 12:25, 29:25 14:30, 27:4, 15:13, 17:22, 18:14, 10:28, 12:20, 29:6, 19:23, 11:11, 23:24, John 15:11, Hebrews 12:2, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Proverbs 20:9, 30:12, 1 John 1:8-10, Proverbs 19:3, 14:16, 14:10, 14:13, 23:17, 24:29, 24:127, 14:14, 23:23, Colossians 3:5-17, Proverbs 23:29-30, 29:11, 3:21-26, 28:14 saviorcommunity.com

Parenting is a blessing from God, but what are the instructions?  What are we supposed to teach, and how are we supposed to correct?  What values do we instill, and what distinguishes helpful discipline from abusive harm?  Proverbs gives some insight into the calling of every parent. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Proverbs 1:8-9, 1:10, 1:15, 2:1-6, Ephesians 6:4, Deuteronomy 6:4-9, 14:26, 20:7, 13:1, 20:20, 22:6, 4:1-5, 4:10, 4:23-27, Jeremiah 17:9, James 3:10, Colossians 4:6, Matthew 6:22-23, Hebrews 12:1-2, Psalm 1:1-2, 3:11-12, 13:24, 19:18, 22:15, 23:13-14, 29:15, 29:17, 17:6, Luke 2:52, Hebrews 12:7-11 saviorcommunity.com

What is true wisdom?  How do we know true wisdom from false wisdom?  What is wisdom for?  How much do we need it? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Proverbs 12:26, 16:17, 17:22, 1:1-7, 1 Kings 3:3-12, 1 Kings 3:28, 4:29-32, James 3:13-17, Proverbs 1:2-5, 26:12, 1:6, 11:24, 16:18, 27:7, 1:7, 9:10, 14:27, 15:33, Psalm 111:10, Deuteronomy 10:12, 10:20-21, Hebrews 12:28-29, Psalm 14:1, Proverbs 3:5-6, Proverbs 3:13 saviorcommunity.com

Be on guard against works righteousness. Your only good, and your only hope is in Christ and His work --- Preacher: Nate Kwak Passages: Mark 10:17-22 saviorcommunity.com

For many of us who grew up in church, it may not seem strange to us that we spend a large portion of our time together singing. Christians are constantly singing together. What is the purpose of our singing and what makes congregational worship so special? As a church, we want to examine Biblically and intentionally the role of singing in the church and why it's so important to God, to us, and the watching world. --- Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Isaiah 64:5-6, 65:2-5, 1 Thess 4:1, Heb 4:16, 12:28-29, 13:16, Eccl 5:1, Psalm 71:23, 84:2, 103:1, 145:4, Col 3:16-17, Eph 5:18-20, 1 Peter 2:9, Mark 14:26, John 4:23, 12:3-5, Rev 5:11-13 saviorcommunity.com

In a final exhortation to live in expectation of the return of Jesus, Paul calls the Thessalonians to pray, to work, and to have peace--3 things in which everyone can grow. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 2 Thessalonians 3:1 - 15 saviorcommunity.com

The Thessalonians were told again that they were in the middle of the Day of the Lord, and so Paul brings a third and final argument, reminding them of the coming Antichrist that commits the ultimate apostasy before that Day begins. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 2 Thessalonians 2:1 - 15 saviorcommunity.com

Just as Paul pointed--in his first letter to Thessalonica--to the future hope in Jesus to produce faithfulness in the present, he does the same in his second letter to comfort their afflictions with a reminder of how God will avenge His people. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 2 Thessalonians 1:1 - 12 saviorcommunity.com

Should Christians fear the End Times?  Are we currently in Tribulation?  What is the Day of the Lord? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Thessalonians 5:1 - 28 saviorcommunity.com

Christians have been around for 2000 years and yet Jesus has not yet returned.  What happened to all those believers who died before the Second Coming?  What is Rapture? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Thessalonians 4:9 - 18 saviorcommunity.com

Anticipating temptation and trouble for the Thessalonian church, Paul gives a warning and exhortation to abstain from sexual immorality--a sin that, even today, is easiest to conceal, hardest to confess, and most controversial with worldly values. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Thessalonians 4:1 - 4:8 saviorcommunity.com

In Paul's longest commendation to a church, he pours out praise and thanks and celebrations of the faith of the believers in Thessalonica.  These 3 chapters show us what Paul finds so good about this church. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Thessalonians 1:1 - 3:13 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Jon Wood Passages: Luke 10:38-42 saviorcommunity.com

(Note: Previously titled "One Step Closer") --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 5:12-13; 8:40; 18:35-43, John 6:60-69, Matthew 8:18-22, Mark 10:17-22 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Acts 18:11, 2 Corinthians 2:4; 11:1-12:10 saviorcommunity.com

As Genesis comes to a close, the author chronicles the end of the lives of Jacob and of Joseph.  After all is said and done, the end of the book points us to the beginning of faith in Jesus. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 47:29 - 50:26 saviorcommunity.com

Jacob/Israel hears that his son Joseph is not only alive, but the most powerful man next to Pharaoh.  God tells Israel to go to Egypt, and the family is finally reunited. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 45:46 - 47:28 saviorcommunity.com

The sons of Israel return to Egypt, this time with Benjamin.  Still not realizing they are speaking with Joseph their brother, the truth about their hearts--and his--is revealed. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 43:1 - 45:15 saviorcommunity.com

Joseph's faithfulness in suffering prepared him for a moment with Pharaoh where God's sovereign timing and intention are revealed.  And then Joseph's brothers appear... --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 41:1 - 42:38 saviorcommunity.com

The story of Joseph continues with his departure into slavery and eventually prison.  The suffering of an innocent man also reveals something of God's plan for him. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 39:1 - 40:23 saviorcommunity.com

The beginning of the last story in Genesis, two sons become the prominent focal points of the last remaining story in Genesis--namely, Judah and Joseph.  Both have a claim to Jacob's birthright.  Who has God's blessing? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 37:1 - 38:23 saviorcommunity.com

A man named Shechem violates Jacob's daughter and pleads to marry her after the fact.  A decision must be made by Jacob's 11 sons between uniting with the peoples of the land or remaining set apart. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 34:1 - 35:29 saviorcommunity.com

For Jacob, coming home to the Promised Land means meeting his brother Esau.  In an unexpected and unprecedented wrestling match, God prepares Jacob and renames him "Israel." The two brothers finally meet. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 32:1 - 33:20 saviorcommunity.com

Jacob has spent 14 years working to marry Leah and Rachel.  It is time for him to go home, and yet he finds himself facing a deceitfulness that is all-too-similar to the man he was. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 30:25 - 31:55 saviorcommunity.com

Jacob flees for his life back to his mother's homeland where he intends to find a wife.  Consequences for Jacob's deceitfulness begin to appear, but so do foreshadows and fulfillments of God's promises. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 27:41 - 30:24 saviorcommunity.com

God's promise to Abraham is passed to Isaac.  Isaac has twin sons, but only one of them will receive the promise.   How does God determine which son is worthy of the promise? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 25:19-27:40 saviorcommunity.com

Sarah dies. Abraham dies. Even Ishmael dies. But God's promise continues on. The end of Abraham is no conclusion to the plan of God to bless the world through Jesus. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 22:20-25:18 saviorcommunity.com

Having faced multiple obstacles to his faith in God's promise, Abraham is finally granted one final test from the Lord Himself--the death of his son. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 22:1-19 saviorcommunity.com

Living a God-glorifying life will require a passion-powered life. We examine some behaviors that will kill your passion and also discuss habits that will cultivate a passion for God. --- Preacher: Jason Ko Passages: Mark 12:30 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Numbers 20:2-13 saviorcommunity.com

With a recurring set of situations and actions, we see several moments of when life seemingly threatens to reduce or remove the sure promises of God.  Same old Abraham, same old Sarah, and then our unchanging God. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 20:1 - 21:34 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Acts 2:23-32 saviorcommunity.com

Abraham was called to faith in God.  That meant understanding the righteousness and justice of God, including his holy wrath against sin--in this case, God's judgment of Sodom and Gomorrah. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 18:1 - 19:38 saviorcommunity.com

After more than a decade of waiting for a child from God, Abram and Sarai take matters into their own hands.  God renames them as a reminder of His promise to them. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 16:1 - 17:27 saviorcommunity.com

The age of the earth really comes down to whether or not you must wait for evolution and then whether or not you trust the Bible as fact rather than as another ancient religious myth. --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Abram continues his journey of faith, having heroic moments of trust in God as well as deep, insecure moments of fear and doubt.  God handles all of this, and reminds Abram that the promised destiny for him and his descendants was not based on him (Abram), but solely upon the Lord. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 14:1 - 15:21 saviorcommunity.com

The final act of creation was the formation and man and woman on Day 6.  But were they normal human beings?  Were they cavemen or neanderthals?  Could only 2 persons contain all the genetic information that produced all mankind today, and if so, is there any actual evidence that this was the case? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

In the midst of a populated world that had gone astray from their original design, God calls out one man, Abram, to start a people that belong to the Lord--a people not of this world, but a people of faith. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 11:10 - 13:18 saviorcommunity.com

On Day 6 of Creation, God formed every land animal.  Why do they seem so similar in structure and material?  Why do some animals have important features that are not advantageous for survival?  And, of course, what about dinosaurs? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Our time on earth is filled with both highs and lows. The only way we can navigate through the ups and downs is by fearing God. --- Preacher: Charlie Kang Passages: Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 saviorcommunity.com

--- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 10:1 - 11:9 saviorcommunity.com

God filled the seas and skies with fish and birds, according to their kinds.  A cursory look at those creatures in those domains quickly reveals to us the irreducible complexity of living organisms, nullifying the possibility of their direct evolution. --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

In the midst of a wicked world, only one man finds favor/grace with God--his name is Noah.  Having left all his life behind to trust and obey the Lord, he now finds that only he and his family are left to repopulate the earth.  Will it be better or worse than the world before the Flood? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 8:1 - 9:29 saviorcommunity.com

The issue of starlight seemingly presents problems for the age of the Earth.  If stars are millions of lightyears away, then isn't the light we're seeing from them right now millions of years old?  How then can the universe only be ~6000 years old? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

After the days of Cain and Abel, generations pass for about 1000 years since the Creation, and mankind has fallen into a wickedness that moves God to holy judgment.  Was the wickedness of the people back then so much worse than us that they had to be destroyed by a Flood? --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 6:1-7:24 saviorcommunity.com

If God created dry land, that means He created the geological strata and everything contained therein.  Why does the geologic column date so many millions of years?  What about fossils and meteors? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

In the aftermath of the Fall of Man, Adam and Eve now have children who express both the faithfulness that we were meant for and the sinfulness that condemns us. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 4:1-5:32 saviorcommunity.com

If the earth is as young as the Bible indicates, then how do we account for our empirical observations of the world around us which imply a much older universe?  Uniformitarianism, catastrophism, the fossil record, the Ice Age, evidence of tropical landscapes under Antarctica and the rest of the world... how does any of this make sense? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

It was a perfect world; everything was good.  And then it all came to a tragic end.  The first sin committed had immediate consequences and divine curses, yet still God provided His gracious care. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 3:1-24  saviorcommunity.com

In a continuing look at the impossibility of naturalism and evolution, the question then remains: How old, then, is the earth?  If the reasonable conclusion is intelligent design, what has our Intelligent Designer revealed to us about the age of our world? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

In a detailed retelling of God's creation of Man, we are given a glimpse at how the original design for human beings was more meaningful than physical work.  This was a perfect world, without sin, without death, without a curse. --- Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 2:4-25 saviorcommunity.com

If you don't believe Genesis 1 means what it says, how does that reveal or affect your approach to the rest of the Bible? --- Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

On Days 4, 5, and 6, God creates life to inhabit the domains He created in the first three days.  Crowning His work at its final stage, God creates Man (male and female), in His own image.  What did the Israelites learn from reading just this chapter? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 1:14-2:3 saviorcommunity.com

In the beginning, God created.  This frames our first look at how God reveals Himself and His work to His people Israel as they journey to the land of promise. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 1:1-13 saviorcommunity.com

Mental health issues abound.  Were in a pandemic and people are struggling. During times like these, what does the church need to stand in the gap? We believe in the power of the gospel and the word of God to transform. Learn the perspectives rooted in the gospel to counsel in a supernatural way. Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Rom 15:14; Eph 4:15-16; 2 Cor 5:20; Gen 3:12-13; Rom 10:17; 2 Peter 1:3-9; Heb 4:12-13; Gal 4:19; Prov 18:2; Prov 25; 1 Thess 5:14 saviorcommunity.com

Naomi, Boaz, and Ruth finally come to the moment of decision of whether or not Ruth will be married to Boaz or to a yet unnamed kinsman-redeemer.  The outcome will reveal why the author bothered to tell us this story--namely in how it points to our own redemption by the kindness of a Savior. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ruth 4:1-22 saviorcommunity.com

Naomi gives Ruth some strange advice to approach Boaz in the darkness of night.  After a talk about a wing, a promise, and an empty hand, the worries for this young Moabite woman and her mother-in-law are brought toward a climax, awaiting the kindness of redemption. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ruth 3:1-17 saviorcommunity.com

Ruth and Naomi come to Bethlehem where they must try to make a living.  But God was planning more than their survival; He purposed to make them thrive, that they would know He was with them.  It all began when Ruth met Boaz. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ruth 2:1-23 saviorcommunity.com

And so our story begins: the widow Naomi and her Moabite daughter-in-law Ruth make the definitive decision to turn from Moab and return to Bethlehem where God has visited His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ruth 1:1-22 saviorcommunity.com

The story of Ruth begins in a distinct era of Israel's history which establishes a spiritual climate from which the events of a young Moabitess' life take place.  Understanding the bleak condition of Israel's faith helps pronounce the beauty of this woman's devotion. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Judges 2:6-19 saviorcommunity.com

It all comes down to money.  At least that's what the world thinks about religion, particularly about Christianity.  In this arena more than any other, the church leader must exemplify a transformed heart in what he considers true riches, true treasure, true gain. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 6:3-21 saviorcommunity.com

In contrast to leaders that abuse their authority, the apostle Paul instructs Timothy to lead with proper care, particularly for those whom worldly leaders would often neglect or despise. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 saviorcommunity.com

A defining aspect of leadership is authority. In church leaders, the question to ask is, "Whose authority does this leader exercise?" This is proven in this understanding of works in relation to your standing with God. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 4:1-16 saviorcommunity.com

How do you know when a leader fails in such a way that he ought to be removed from leadership? How should believers conduct themselves when dealing with a failed leader? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 5:1-25 saviorcommunity.com

Many of us have known unqualified leaders in the church or--even worse--witnessed leaders commit some grievous sin as to result in their removal from leadership.  This message and the next are a short departure from 1 Timothy in order to discuss how to understand and handle leaders that fail. Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: 2 Chronicles 26:1-23 saviorcommunity.com

Here is a discussion of all the propositions that will appear on the ballot for 2020.  Each is explained with insights for why someone would vote Yes and No, as well as a few biblical thoughts to consider. ------ This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time. ------ https://saviorcommunity.com

After removing unqualified leaders and setting straight a gospel-centered focus on prayer and proper behavior in the church, Paul now instructs Timothy on how to select the right leadership over God's people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 3:1-16 saviorcommunity.com

In 2016, a proposition was passed in California that legalized the selling and distribution of recreational marijuana. What is the criteria for making something legal or illegal? How can Christians be divided on this issue? ------ This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time. ------ https://saviorcommunity.com

Being charged to keep the gospel central and Jesus supreme in the church, what should the results be in the activity and behavior of the congregation? The resulting impact of proper spiritual leadership will be evident in our prayers and our conduct as men and women who display Christ. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 2:1-15 saviorcommunity.com

The definition of "family" used to be comprised of a husband, a wife, and their children. These days, however, not every person comes from a culture that shares that definition, and now even the concept of 'man' and 'woman' are challenged to the very core of their biblical meaning. ------ This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time. ------ https://saviorcommunity.com

For all the problems that Timothy must correct at the church in Ephesus, Paul targets the most urgent one-- namely, to have a proper understanding of the role and importance of theology vs the centrality and supremacy of Christ and the gospel. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 1:1-20 saviorcommunity.com

One of our most heated political conversations in the United States this year revolves around the use of force by police against black people. The question arises on whether or not this is the expression of racism by law enforcement and leads to the topic of systemic racism within our country's laws and policies. Protests, riots, movements... how can we prioritize the right biblical values, knowing that whatever side we choose, people will get upset? This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time. ------ https://saviorcommunity.com

As a primer before getting into Paul's first letter to Timothy, consider the following questions: Who is Timothy? What is he like? Why does Paul need to write such a heavy letter to this young man, and what should we expect from it? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Timothy 1:1-2 saviorcommunity.com

How can the problem of poverty be solved?  What role and how large of a role should the government have in deciding what to do with money that a person earns?  Should the laws allow for such a disparity between rich and poor?  These are questions that Christians often disagree on yet should still be able to peacefully discuss and consider. This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time. ------ https://saviorcommunity.com

In a final discussion on the importance of gathering together in-person as a church, the need and benefits of using our spiritual gifts becomes a crucial issue. For a few, their gifts can bless others from a distance; but for most, our gifts are most effective up close, in person, life to life. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Peter 4:10-11 saviorcommunity.com

Religion often forms one's sense of morality.  Politics is often the expression of that moral sense.  Why, then, do Christians often find that--despite what they believe--they have trouble with how they vote?  And, of course, if all Christians are supposed to agree, why do we find ourselves differing politically on opinions that we all tend to think are based on the principles of Scripture? This Bible study led by Rand Cho & Chris Lee addresses current political issues in the United States. The purpose is to equip believers to be informed of different positions for each topic including the biblical perspective on the issue. These weekly sessions are a held through a Zoom meeting for the discussion time. ------ https://saviorcommunity.com

We continue a discussion about what is missing from worshiping at home through digital connection in comparison to in-person gatherings. How did God originally intend and build His church? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Acts 16:13-34 saviorcommunity.com

In our final look at the destiny of Israel, we examine the relationship of the doctrine of Election (predestination) to the ethnic Jews, as well a correlation between Antisemitism and Amillennialism. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isa 44:6-46:13; Ezek 16:3-63; Deut 7:7-9:5; Psa 89:1-37 saviorcommunity.com

Addressing the current situation under stay-at-home orders due to the COVID-19 coronavirus, we ask a simple questions: What are we missing by meeting digitally for worship rather than in-person? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ephesians 1:1-23 saviorcommunity.com

Having spent 5 weeks explaining the issues, examining the promises of God, inspecting the theology of people in the Bible, and exploring the nature of prophecy, we now ask how and why there are people today who do not believe the Bible means what it plainly says regarding the future and fate of ethnic Israel. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 17:20-20:16, Matthew 12:28-21:43, Acts 13:46-18:6, Romans 2:28-14:17, Zechariah 8:1-23, Micah 4:1-2, Galatians 6:14-16, Psalm 50:10, 1 Chronicles 16:15, Revelation 20:2-7 saviorcommunity.com

In his finale to a perspective-shattering sermon on blessing, righteousness, sin, wealth, and judgment, Jesus lays down the plain truth that there are only two ways to go: to him, or not to him. Fundamentally, that choice--even before he has died on the cross--is the characteristic seed of faith that ultimately leads to trusting in his sacrifice for salvation. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 7:13-14 saviorcommunity.com

What did the Apostles and their associates believe about God's plan for Israel and the Church? This is a continued look at the eschatology of people in the New Testament. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Acts 3:12-15:17, Luke 21:24, Heb 6:13-18, Rom 3:3-11:31, Rev 7:4-9, Dan 7:13-14 saviorcommunity.com

After all that Jesus has said about how we view ourselves in regards to our sin, our righteousness, and our possession, he now turns our attention to how we view others. Our assessment of their rightness or wrongness, our approach in dealing with their shortcomings, our call to judge one another... the right way--this too is an area of our hearts that requires complete spiritual renovation by coming to the Lord and trusting and depending on Him. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 7:1-7:12 saviorcommunity.com

If you were to simply inspect what the people in the New Testament believed during Jesus' lifetime, what kind of theology would you find about the future for Israel? Did the religious leaders believe the promises were literal? figurative? forfeited? What did Jesus believe about the nation's future in God's plan? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 1:67-24:44, Psalm 103:9, Daniel 4:3, John 18:36, Matthew 4:17, 1 Corinthians 6:9, Daniel 2:44, 1 Timothy 6:14-15, Acts 1:3-7 saviorcommunity.com

Jesus speaks more on the issue of money/wealth than any other issue in the Bible. Here, in his iconic Sermon on the Mount, he once again renovates our understanding of how God determines blessed and righteous living versus cursed and sinful living, all in regards to the wealth have and how you see it. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 6:19-6:34 saviorcommunity.com

God increases His promise to Abraham in three additional covenants, each one further guaranteeing that God indeed has a plan for the ethnic people of Israel. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Exodus 19:5-24:8, Deuteronomy 28:1-19, Galatians 3:15-17, 2 Sam 7:12-23:5, Psalm 89:35-37, Jeremiah 31:33-37, Zechariah 12:10-14:11, Ezekiel 36:24-36 saviorcommunity.com

Jesus revealed to us that even when we refrain from doing wrong, that does not mean we are in the right. And now he tells us that even when we do what's right, it does not mean we are doing it rightly. Once again, God's standard of righteousness is higher than man's, as He inspects our hearts, not just our deeds. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 6:1-9:15 saviorcommunity.com

Beginning with the covenant to Abraham, God proves that He fulfills His promises just the way that He says them. The question is whether or not that promise has been fully fulfilled yet, either for ethnic Israel or instead for the Church.  Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Genesis 12:1-28:15 saviorcommunity.com

Just as Jesus has recovered the truth behind who is blessed, he moves on to recover the truth behind who is righteous. To no surprise, righteousness is only truly righteous if you are perfect; but it's not the perfection the Jews were thinking. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 5:17-48 saviorcommunity.com

The Old Testament seems to be about Israel.  The New Testament seems to be about the Church.  Are they same?  Are they different?  What is their involvement with each other?  Which one(s) is God’s covenant people? These theological questions determine your outlook on what God said in the beginning, what He's doing now in the middle, and how He'll bring things to the prophesied end. Preacher: Rand Cho  Passages: Revelation 20:1-7 saviorcommunity.com

Matthew 5-7 comprise what is arguably Jesus' greatest sermon ever given, encompassing just about every issue of life in some form or fashion. His opening statement, then, comes at no surprise to be both a challenge to our natural instincts of how to approach God, as well as a heralding of gospel faith by trusting only in Christ. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 5:1-12 saviorcommunity.com

In a season of constant difficulty, we're called to have confidence in the Lord. But how? King David shows us that confidence in the Lord is found when the worshipper seeks out and gazes upon the beauty of the Lord Preacher: Howard Kim (Lifestream Christian Reformed Church) Passage: Psalm 27:1-5 saviorcommunity.com

Isaiah's final chapters explain how God intends to consummate His plan of redemption for mankind by restoring Israel and removing the curse of sin. These are haunting words of warning to God's wayward people, and yet also matchless words of hope for them and (by God's grace) also for the Church today. Preacher: Rand Cho  Passages: Isaiah 58:1-66:24 saviorcommunity.com

In what is arguably the most important chapter in the entire Bible, the Word of God gives a clear, direct, complete, and accurate answer to the most important question that we must ask. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 52:13-53:12 saviorcommunity.com

How do we as Christians suffer well? In light of current suffering, Paul puts before believers their future glory in order to help them endure faithfully today. We as believers need to face the reality of suffering in the present age and examine if and why we think it's worth it. Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Romans 8:18-30 saviorcommunity.com

Isaiah writes about the spiritual relationship between God and man that is and will continue to be true all the way until the return of Jesus Christ.  The purpose of this entire book is captured in the ideas held in these chapters, as Scripture has always been given for us to understand how to respond to God's holy judgment and loving grace.  Chapter 53 will be dealt with separately and specifically in the next installment. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 49:1-57:13 saviorcommunity.com

Isaiah prophetically speaks comfort to the Israelites who will be living in exile 150 years after he is dead. The foreknowledge and sovereignty of God are put on stark display as the Lord assures His people that His plan was always to love and save for their sake and for His glory. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 40:1-48:22 saviorcommunity.com

The menace of the Assyrian threat comes to a conclusion and a new threat is introduced in the transitional chapters 36-39.  Through the conversations between king Hezekiah and the prophet Isaiah, the history depicts a spiritual lesson regarding faith and folly.  This concludes the portion of the book that addresses events that took place during the prophet's lifetime. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 36:1-38:8 saviorcommunity.com

Isaiah had already declared 6 "woes" in chapter 5, and God Himself now declares 6 more.  Each woe exposes a wayward faith inside the heart of man and a grieving lament in the heart of God. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 28:1-35:10 saviorcommunity.com

God has declared judgment upon His guilty people.  But what of the other nations?  What will God do with godless nations that have long stood as enemies of the Lord?  And if He declares judgment on them as well, will He also extend the same hope of salvation as He does to undeserving Judah? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 13:1-27:13 saviorcommunity.com

God's people (Israel and Judah) have rebelled, and God has chosen to use a godless people (Assyria) to judge them.  Where is the hope when the enemies of God carry out God's will upon the people of God who defy it? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 6:1-8, Isa 7:1-2, 4, 8-17, Isa 8:13-15, Isa 9:2, 6-7, 12-19, Isa 10:1-4, 10-12, 20-23, Isa 11:1-9, 12, Isa 12:1-5 saviorcommunity.com

In the Old Testament, God had opinions about how His people lived.  What did He get upset about?  What outraged Him to the point of promising judgment?  How does that inform us as His people today? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Isaiah 1:1-4, 7, 16-24, 27-28, Isaiah 2:1-5, Isaiah 3:1-5, 8-9, 13-24, Isaiah 4:2-3, Jeremiah 23:5, 33:15, Isaiah 5:1-2, 7-8, 11, 18, 20-25 saviorcommunity.com

What is the difference between faith in the Bible and faith in Jesus?  What is the difference between reading God's Word and hearing God's voice?  And, of course, how can a Christian learn to know God's will for his/her life? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 5:17-18, 2 Timothy 3:14-17, 2 Timothy 4:1-4, John 14:25-26, John 16:13-14, Romans 12:1-2 saviorcommunity.com

Throughout the gospels, various people came to Jesus asking to follow him.  Some he received warmly, many he warned, and others he outright rejected.  What was the basis for his response?  Of those types of people, which one describes you? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 18:35-42, Luke 5:12-13, Luke 8:40-42, John 6:60, 66-68, Matthew 8:18-22, Mark 10:17-22, Matthew 13:44 saviorcommunity.com

The crucifixion of Jesus was the historical event that canceled our debts and forgave our sins. What of the resurrection? Is that just a future event for us, or does it mean something more meaningful and beautiful for us today? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Romans 6:1–7, Ephesians 4:22–24, Colossians 3:1–4, Galatians 5:16–24, 1 Corinthians 6:9–11 saviorcommunity.com

Depression has increased across the nation during the coronavirus stay-at-home isolation. The Bible presents a surprising amount of expressions of hurting, confused, frustrated, fearful and desperate voices in ways that many Christians today might not have realized. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Psalm 88, Psalm 13, Psalm 30, Psalm 73:1-3, 12-18, 23-26 saviorcommunity.com

First-century Jews that became Christians no longer worshiped at a temple.  It must have been a startling adjustment to have lost their gathering place.  Perhaps we can relate during this time of self-isolation and quarantine during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: John 1:14, Hebrews 4:14-16, Hebrews 9:11-14, Hebrews 10:11-14, 1 Corinthians 3:16-17, 1 Peter 2:4-5, Romans 12:1 saviorcommunity.com

At the end of "The Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy, a new king is eventually crowned over one of the races of Middle Earth.  What would it be like if you attended that coronation ceremony, how would you spend that moment before the king? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Acts 17:22-25, Psalm 103:15-19, Revelation 4-5 saviorcommunity.com

The world is facing the increasing impact of COVID-19 on businesses, schools, churches, and homes.  How should we feel?  Is this a judgment from God?  Is this the End Times?  A look at the issue of pandemics and plagues in the Bible helps give us perspective. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Exod 8:22-23, 9:6, 25, 10:22-23, Lev 26:25, 2 Chron 7:13, Ezek 18:20, Heb 4:15, 2 Cor 5:21 saviorcommunity.com

Why does prayer feel at times mechanical, cold, and burdensome when the Bible describes it as a personal and intimate interaction with God? How we are to experience prayer supernaturally is primarily on the basis of our relationship with God through Christ's atoning work. Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Matthew 6:7–9, Psalm 27:4, Romans 8:15–16 saviorcommunity.com

Believers are described in Scripture to love the Bible for it is God's holy Word, but at the same time most of us can read it diligently or intellectually without passion or transformation. How does one read God's Word as He truly intended it to be read, as a supernatural experience to see the glory of Jesus Christ? Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Psalm 119:129–136, 2 Timothy 3:14–17, 2 Corinthians 4:4–6 saviorcommunity.com

When Jesus commissioned us to "make disciples of all nations," he included in that the process of "baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."  Why do these three share one name?  What is that name?  Why do we baptize in it? Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 28:19-20, Exodus 3:13-15, Matthew 1:21 saviorcommunity.com

From Genesis to Revelation, God's missional plan is to bless His people in order to bless all nations to draw them to Himself. Is God's mission on your mind? Preacher: Jazz Choi Passages: Psalm 67:1–2, Genesis 12:1–3, Matthew 24:14, Revelation 7:9–12 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 Corinthians 10:14–21, Revelation 12:10-12, Ephesians 6:10–18 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: John 8:44, 2 Timothy 2:3–4,  1 Peter 4:12–13, 1 Peter 5:8–11 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ezekiel 28:1-19, Isaiah 14:12–15, 1 Timothy 3:1, 6-7 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 John 4:4, Romans 6:12–13, Colossians 2:9–15 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Revelation 12:9–12, Romans 8:31–39, Hebrews 10:14 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: John 13:34-35, James 3:13-16, 4:1-3, 6-7 saviorcommunity.com

What is something you are all in for and willing to invest your time, money, relationships? As a new year dawns, we consider Jesus' description of what it means to be all in for the kingdom of heaven. Preacher: Daniel Jazz Choi Passages: Matthew 13:44-50 saviorcommunity.com

The inn, the manger, and the magi. What would the Christmas story look like if these were not at all what you thought they were? We're setting the story straight according to how God describes it in His Word by separating the myths from the miracle. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Luke 2:1-39 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 4:1-11, ‭‭1 John‬ ‭2:15-17‬ ‭ saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: John 8:44, John 8:31-32, Revelation 12:9, 2 Corinthians 11:13-15 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 1 John 2:15-17 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Ephesians 2:1-6 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his or her eyes to the unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Matthew 4:1-11, Mark 5:2–20 saviorcommunity.com

Every portion of Scripture calls the believer to open his eyes to the Unseen reality of angels and demons. We'll explore what God says as He equips us for the fight over the hearts of His people.  Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: Revelation 12:1-17 saviorcommunity.com

Joe Suh Lead Pastor from The Exchange Church shares a biblical perspective of how to deal with our everyday anxiety and instead to seek God first. Preacher: Joe Suh Passages: Matthew 6:25-34  saviorcommunity.com

Each overseer of Savior Community Church shares a truth that has made the difference for their faith in Jesus Christ. Preacher: Rand Cho Passages: 2 Timothy 4:7–8, Philippians 1:21-24, 1 Corinthians 15:54-58  saviorcommunity.com

Each overseer of Savior Community Church shares a truth that has made the difference for their faith in Jesus Christ. Preacher: Jason Ko Passages: Philippians 1:12-14, Philippians 2:3 saviorcommunity.com

Each overseer of Savior Community Church shares a truth that has made the difference for their faith in Jesus Christ. Preacher: Jon Wood Passages: Matthew 16:24-27 saviorcommunity.com

Each overseer of Savior Community Church shares a truth that has made the difference for their faith in Jesus Christ. Preacher: Patrick Cho Passages: Isaiah 6:1-8 saviorcommunity.com

Each overseer of Savior Community Church shares a truth that has made the difference for their faith in Jesus Christ. Preacher: Daniel Jazz Choi Passages: Psalm 16:1-2, Psalm 1:1-4 saviorcommunity.com

What kind of church does God want us to be?  Simply put: a Christ-centered church, and the letter to the Colossians explains in detail exactly what that means. Preacher: Rand Cho Passage: Colossians 4:2-18 saviorcommunity.com

What kind of church does God want us to be?  Simply put: a Christ-centered church, and the letter to the Colossians explains in detail exactly what that means. Preacher: Rand Cho Passage: Colossians 3:1-4:1 saviorcommunity.com

What kind of church does God want us to be?  Simply put: a Christ-centered church, and the letter to the Colossians explains in detail exactly what that means. Preacher: Rand Cho Passage: Colossians 2:6-23 saviorcommunity.com

What kind of church does God want us to be?  Simply put: a Christ-centered church, and the letter to the Colossians explains in detail exactly what that means. Preacher: Rand Cho Passage: Colossians 1:24-2:5 saviorcommunity.com

What kind of church does God want us to be?  Simply put: a Christ-centered church, and the letter to the Colossians explains in detail exactly what that means. Preacher: Rand Cho Passage: Colossians 1:15-23 saviorcommunity.com

What kind of church does God want us to be?  Simply put: a Christ-centered church, and the letter to the Colossians explains in detail exactly what that means. Preacher: Rand Cho Passage: Colossians 1:1-14 saviorcommunity.com

Becoming Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the community. Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Becoming Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the community. Preacher: Daniel Jazz Choi saviorcommunity.com

Becoming Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the community. Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Becoming Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the community. Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Becoming  Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community  Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people  and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the  community. Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Becoming Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the community. Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com

Becoming Who We Are is our first sermon series as we planted Savior Community Church. This series addresses our identity and values as God's people and how we are to live out Jesus' commands to know the Savior and be the community. Preacher: Rand Cho saviorcommunity.com