How do you pray? For most of us, we didn't deliberately learn the Lord's Prayer; we absorbed it—through a loving grandmother or a plaque on the wall, leaving it dormant and unexamined. Over time, it easily becomes "Spiritual Muscle Memory," reducing holy words to the mere mechanics of a swing.
In Part 1 of our series Teach Us to Pray, Pastor Tom Kang deliberately breaks down the familiar text through deconstruction and reconstruction. Focusing on the first three words of the prayer—OUR, FATHER, HALLOWED—we discover that prayer is not an individualistic incantation or a magical formula. Instead, it is a seat at the family table, an invitation to call the King of the universe "Dad," and a daily calling to align our lives so that His holy name is set apart above everything else.
11 Oct 2026
The True Bottom Line
When you head into work or school on Monday morning, what is your ultimate bottom line? Is it just earning a paycheck, avoiding conflict, or climbing the ladder? In the conclusion of our Faith at Work series, Pastor David Kim reminds us that work is not merely a consequence of sin—it is part of God’s original design and a primary place where He forms us and makes His kingdom visible. Work as worship ultimately makes blessing others its bottom line. Discover how seeing the people God has placed around you, serving them with Christlike character, and boldly sharing your story turns your everyday workplace into your everyday mission field.
4 Oct 2026
Undercover Boss
How do you worship God through your work when the person you work for makes it nearly impossible? And if you are the boss, what if the way you treat your staff was the only sermon they heard about your God all week?
In Part 3 of our Faith at Work series, Pastor Tom Kang looks at Ephesians 6:5–9, where the Apostle Paul addresses both workers and bosses under the lordship of Christ. We discover the danger of ophthalmodoulia ("eye-service"—working only when someone is watching) and are reminded that behind every earthly boss is the True Boss who sees everything. Because Jesus went "undercover" Himself—leaving His position, picking up a towel, and dying on the cross—we are called to work not merely for human approval, but as an act of worship to Christ.
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