Today’s message

Now our bodies are the temple of God. Our hearts are like the Holy Place, and the center of our hearts is like the Most Holy Place. God does not live with sinners. When we were sinners, the Holy Spirit could not dwell in our hearts. But through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, our sins

People often say, “My situation is difficult.” They struggle with relationships or finances. Because of this, many believe that changing their environment will change their life. However, changing an environment does not change a heart. When the heart remains the same, the same problems return in a different form. This is why peace does not

In the New Testament, the Church was formed.Believers began to gather in church buildings to worship.Even inside churches, spaces are often divided into lower and upper areas.This reminds us of how the Old Testament temple was divided into the courtyard, the Holy Place, and the Most Holy Place. In the Old Testament, God commanded that

The Bible says that the Old Testament is a shadow, and the New Testament is the reality. In the Old Testament, people placed their sins on a lamb. The lamb died in their place, and its blood was sprinkled to wash away sin. But in the New Testament, Jesus came as the Lamb of God.

Our thoughts are not neutral. They are influenced either by God or by sinful darkness. Sin does not begin with actions, but with thoughts. Holiness is not only about outward behavior, but about cleaning the heart and mind. This message reveals the spiritual battle of thoughts and the meaning of cutting the skin of the heart through repentance and the help of the Holy Spirit.

Now we have a basic understanding of what the Spirit and the flesh are. The important question now is this: in our words, actions, and thoughts, how can we discern whether what we are doing belongs to the Spirit or to the flesh? The way to distinguish them is not as difficult as it may

We live carrying both the Spirit and the flesh within us. One side of our heart wants to pray and live for God, while the other side wants to enjoy the world. Even when we hear the command to love, feelings of misunderstanding and hatred can rise within our hearts. This is the reality of

What is the Spirit? The word spirit can sometimes refer to a spiritual being, but it can also mean something eternal and unchanging. In the Bible, the Spirit refers to the Word of God. God’s Word does not change. Life in the Kingdom of Heaven has no death and no end; it is eternal. Therefore,

We must know why we attend church. The reason is to go to heaven and not to fall into hell. This is the most important reason. We must not forget the Kingdom of God and eternal life. Some people say, “Pastor, my life is very difficult.” But do you know what hell is like? Hell

Everything we see with our eyes belongs to the flesh, because with time everything changes, decays, and passes away. No matter how strong something looks, no matter how eternal it seems, it will eventually disappear. The Bible tells us that even this earth is not eternal. Heaven and earth will one day pass away. Then

“The Spirit gives life; the flesh profits nothing.” The Bible repeatedly speaks about the Spirit and the flesh. However, if we understand this verse only by dictionary meanings, it can cause confusion. In a dictionary, spirit often means the mind, thoughts, or inner feelings, and flesh means the body or physical substance. If we read

Today, a young man reached out to me. He shared that he suffers from bad thoughts in the morning and lives in fear that God will punish him for them. While it is not ideal to have negative thoughts, God does not punish you the moment they cross your mind. God loves you, and above

Worldly love often lasts only when it benefits me. It stays when it helps me. It first thinks about pain, loss, and gain. It asks, “Will I be hurt?” and “What will I get?” So when the situation changes, love grows cold. When the benefit is gone, relationships begin to shake. Love with conditions always

When someone points out our mistakes, it is a sign of true love. When we fail, they encourage us to stand up again. Sometimes, they guide us firmly, like a teacher. All of these are different forms of love. However, we often do not feel that love. Inside us, a defense reaction rises to protect