Pastor’s Corner – November 10, 2024
Post-election Reflection I watched the election results with Mom here in Seoul via CNN. It was becoming clear that Trump will be the next President. I was dumbfounded and shared […]
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Pastor’s Corner – November 3, 2024
Love Your Neighbor As Yourself Mark 12:28-34 We come to that golden rule of faith in a nutshell. There is no need to have the belief of God or organized […]
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Pastor’s Corner – October 20, 2024
To Be Christ-like Mark 10:35-45, Isaiah 53 A colleague of mine posted on Facebook from Celtic Christian Tradition: The central question of Christianity is not, “Is this progressive or conservative?” The […]
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Pastor’s Corner – October 13, 2024
Mark 10:17-31 How Do We Measure Wealth? For most people this question of wealth is simple. It’s about money and lots of it. The more you have, the more power and freedom you have. […]
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Pastor’s Corner – October 6, 2024
Mark 10:2-16 About twenty years ago, I recall a session meeting at Palisades Presbyterian Church in NY where we discussed same-sex marriage and what the church polity allowed. The discussion […]
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Pastor’s Corner – September 29, 2024
Spiritual Salt for Seasoning Mark 9:38-50 Growing up in South Korea as a child, we didn’t have much, things like telephone, television, and refrigerator. These are of course basic necessities […]
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Pastor’s Corner – September 22, 2024
Who is the Greatest? Mark 9:30-37 The gospel reading for this Sunday again foreshadows Jesus’ death and resurrection, the revelation of the great mystery of faith in our liturgy, “Christ […]
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Pastor’s Corner – September 15, 2024
Mark 8:27-38 The Turning Point Spoiler alert! If you haven’t seen the Korean film Parasite that won both the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2020 and the Palme d’Or at the […]
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Pastor’s Corner – September 8, 2024
Mark 7:24-37 One of the reasons why the gospel of Mark is my favorite among other gospels is because of the rawness of the narrative with no sweet coating. There […]