Jesus' Love Church/ 예수사랑교회

22/01/2026

1.26.2026
Do not stumble.

Jesus said,
“Blessed is the one who does not fall away on account of me."

John the Baptist testified about Jesus, saying, "The Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.”
He clearly and realistically warned that Jesus is our Savior, the Christ, and that those who do not believe and repent will become like chaff burned with unquenchable fire.

Yet John the Baptist, who was imprisoned for rebuking the injustice of King Herod and Herodias, could not overcome the pressure when Jesus did not immediately judge and remove evil and he stumbled.

“Jesus, are you truly the Messiah Christ of Genesis 3:15, the One who promised to come?”

In response, Jesus did not try to persuade or explain.
Instead, He opened the doors of the field and showed evidence of God’s work:
The blind receive sight, the lame walk, lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the gospel is preached to the poor.

If one does not understand the existence of Satan—the accuser who existed even before original sin, who accuses the brothers day and night before God—one becomes self-righteous, lives only in lament, and ultimately stumbles.

"This is what the wicked are like—always carefree, they increase in wealth.
Surely in vain have I kept my heart pure; in vain have I washed my hands in innocence."

Satan accuses us, saying that temporary suffering means we have been abandoned by God, and when problems persist, he leads us to blame God, claiming that God does not answer.

The devil mocked Jesus, saying, “If you are the Son of God, the Christ, do not die on the cross—save yourself and come down.”

This is why, like the early church, we must continually teach, proclaim, and focus with one, whole, and persistent heart that Jesus is the Christ who came to destroy the works of the devil—the accuser within us.

To live a good life of faith is to know, believe, and enjoy in Christ.

People do not go to hell simply because they commit sins.
They go because the old nature—born as the seed of the devil—is not restored into the identity of a child of God, and the background of hell is not changed into that of the Kingdom of God.

Only when we conclude with the uniqueness of Jesus Christ, the Triune God, can we avoid stumbling in any circumstance and receive holistic healing.

If we stumble without ever enjoying Christ, without rejoicing, without even being able to say “I’m okay,” we live miserably like Lazarus the beggar.

Do not stumble.

Christ who richly blesses both Jews and Gentiles without any difference;
Christ who has transferred us from death to life;
Christ the Prince of Peace, who has crushed Satan under our feet—
Jesus Christ still gives us holistic healing as evidence today.

When we enter the field of holistic evangelism with this evidence, the resurrected Lord Jesus Christ, who is seated at the right hand of God’s throne, works together with us and clearly testifies the Word of promise with the signs that follow. Amen!
(Luke 7:18–32; John 1:29; Matthew 3:10–12; Revelation 12:10; Psalms 73:12–13; Matthew 27:43; Acts 5:42; Luke 16:19–31; Romans 10:12; Mark 16:20)

14/01/2026

1.13.2026.
“Do not weep.”
To the widow of Nain, who had lost her beloved only son and was standing in a procession of death, Jesus said, "Don't cry."
And with a hand of compassion, he raised the dead young man to life:

"Young man, I say to you, get up!"

In the midst of a mourning procession of death, God’s intervention that gives eternal life began.

No matter how beautiful or righteous a life you live, if you do not stay self-controlled and alert, you will end up falling victim to the adversary, the devil, who prowls around looking for someone to devour—stealing, killing, and destroying the souls of all people.

The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law.

Do not weep before problems.
Instead, diagnose yourself soberly through the Word of God, and with the hope that God can do all things in any circumstance, arise and shine the light.

The gospel given by God to solve the problem of death, the problem of disease, and the problem of spiritual inheritance passed down through generations is Genesis 3:15—Jesus Christ, who came as the offspring of the woman.

The god of this age blinds us so that we cannot come before Christ, but Christ is the image of God.

Give thanks to God, who gives us victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit of life set us free from the law of sin and death.

When we fix our hope, proclaim, and pray in the name of Jesus Christ, who came as resurrection life, the compassion of God will come upon us and wipe every tear from our eyes.
There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, but we will renew our strength and soar on wings like eagles.
We will run and not grow weary.
We will walk and not be faint. Amen!
(Luke 7:11–17; 1 Peter 5:8; John 10:10; 1 Corinthians 15:56–57; John 1:4; Romans 8:1–2; Revelation 21:4; Isaiah 40:31)

12/01/2026

1.11.2025. Covenant Prayer 1st Service
"God’s First Miracle That Subdues the Land of Idols"
(Exodus 7:14–25)

Living God,
In this age where people cry, “Lord, Lord,” yet remain trapped in the framework of the old self ruled by the law, failing to break the strong one, unable to live according to Your will, and unable to enjoy the Kingdom of God, I thank You that You have placed me under the grace of being ruled by the Triune God: Jesus Christ, my Redeemer, who is the law of the Spirit of life.

Since spiritual problems can never be solved by human methods, during this week, through spiritual warfare in which I deny myself in Christ Jesus—the power of God promised in Genesis 3:15—remove the idols of success, money, ideology, and emptiness that corrupt my body. Let the river of Christ’s living water overflow within me.

Because Jesus Christ has solved all problems, allow me to enjoy peace in every situation, to be reconciled with others, to meet You face to face according to the purpose for which You have called me, and to place the Kingdom of God as my top priority. Enable me to participate in world evangelization and become one who brings life to 237 nations and 5,000 unreached tribes.

I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

1.11.2025. Covenant Prayer 2nd Service
Jesus Says, 'Do Not Weep. Young Man, Arise.'”
(Luke 7:11–17)

Almighty God,
In a world of darkness, emptiness, and chaos, even when I live uprightly and faithfully, I could still one day be forced into a procession of death by sudden disaster. Yet I thank You for giving me the power of the Holy Spirit that overcomes the law, delivering me from the authority of sin and granting me eternal life.

Throughout this week, may I not weep because of problems, but instead discern their causes through Your sharp Word, engage in spiritual warfare, break my self-centered ego that tries to take God’s place, and seek Your mercy and forgiveness of sins. By the name of Christ, cause me to rise.

In every situation, let me walk the journey of world evangelization, enjoying and testifying as a witness who has seen God’s miracles, living in the hope that God is able to do all things.

I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

10/01/2026

1.9.2026.
God told Moses to go into Pharaoh’s palace and challenge him with faith.

But standing before Pharaoh, whose heart grew harder by the day, Moses struggled with unbelief, thinking, “Could this really happen?”

Do not live with a “what if” faith.
Make a decisive commitment of faith.

God’s greater plan in hardening Pharaoh’s heart was to open Moses’ spiritual eyes—to reveal that behind stubborn and hardened hearts, there are forces of darkness at work.
Therefore, God was teaching Moses to imprint the covenant, take root in it, and make it his very nature.

The God who promised to crush the serpent’s head is the offspring of the woman, the Messiah, the Creator God Himself.

If we remain within this covenant, God will surely work.
Lift up the staff and act.

Moses’ staff, bearing covenantal authority, swallowed up all the staffs of Egypt’s magicians.

Through this, God revealed who the true Sovereign is, even within Pharaoh’s palace.

Miracles are part of the process of fulfilling the covenant.

Though the magicians of Egypt could produce temporary signs, they could never alter the redemptive flow of history.

Moses’ staff—endowed with covenantal authority and the authority of God’s Word—swallowed the power of sin, death, hell, and Satan, becoming God’s instrument that leads people to the way of salvation.

Moses spent forty years gaining expertise as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter.
He heard the covenant while in the arms of his mother Jochebed.
Yet he chose to suffer with God’s people rather than enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin.
He desired to live righteously, valuing identification with God’s people over royal status.
Even so, without engaging in the spiritual warfare of crushing the serpent’s head, Moses would inevitably reach his limits.
Intellectual and legalistic faith always reaches a limit and brings suffering.

The time of the law has ended, and the time of grace has come.

Blessed are those who read, hear, and keep the words of the covenant, which are words of prophecy.
Through the grace of Jesus Christ, our Great High Priest, we have received the blessing to approach the throne of God with confidence.

Just as God’s work began when His covenant clothed Moses’ staff—a mere piece of wood, when the authority of God’s Word operates within our expertise, it becomes specialized and globalized.

Therefore, even if what you currently hold seems as insignificant as a wooden stick, cast away unbelief that says, “Could this really be possible?”
Seek to be filled with the Holy Spirit to receive covenantal authority, and you will see miracles that swallow up idol-worshiping magicians. Amen.
(Exodus 7:1–13; Revelation 1:3; Hebrews 4:16; 11:24–26)

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07/01/2026

1.7.2025.
The faith of the Roman centurion, who Jesus commended, was real and tangible.

Tangible faith moves the heart of Jesus.

Even though the centurion, stationed in Israel under Roman occupation, held immense wealth and power, he loved the people of Israel and built a synagogue.
When his servant fell ill and was near death, he sent friends to plead with Jesus for healing.

This centurion, who had killed and plundered on the battlefield by the command of the Roman emperor, recognized that he was a sinner so profoundly that he felt unworthy to approach Jesus himself.

"Lord, I do not deserve to have you come under my roof.
But say the word, and my servant will be healed."

Hearing this confession, Jesus was deeply moved:

"I tell you, I have not found such great faith even in Israel."

Faith that acknowledges Jesus as the ruler of the world and the Almighty God is the kind of tangible faith that touches Jesus’ heart.

Possessing tangible faith builds a house of hope in the heart—the assurance that God will certainly act.

When you build a house of hope, you also build a house of faith, and it brings evidence of victory without fighting.

When you hold faith and hope in your heart, you build a house of love within, just like the Roman centurion who loved the people of a subject nation and provided a synagogue for them.

When you build the house of faith, hope, and love, you encounter Jesus Christ at the closest possible distance.

The Roman centurion observed up close the mockery, suffering, and even the death of Jesus on the cross, and he confessed:

“Truly, this is the Son of God, the fulfillment of Genesis 3:15, the Messiah Christ.”

In the battlefield of survival of the fittest, though he may have seemed to achieve temporary success through the power of Satan, the Roman officer—who had served idols in fear and anxiety and could find no way to prevent the coming wrath and judgment—possessed also a humble faith that truly understood his own situation.

Faith that is realistic—understanding fully the situation one is in, rather than seeking only miracles—is the kind of faith that moves the heart of Jesus.

When we possess this realistic faith that receives Jesus’ commendation, the Holy Spirit of God testifies within us that we are truly children of God.

Build a house of faith, hope, and love in your heart.
Then, God will call you, establish His covenant, grant you a land of the nations, and you will experience the righteousness of God fulfilling His Word. Amen!

(Luke 7:1–10; Mark 15:19; Matthew 27:54; Romans 8:15–17; Nehemiah 9:7–8)

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07/01/2026

1.3.2025.

Arise, shine.
Become shining and beautiful Christians spreading the light of Christ to the nations.

Then the risen Jesus Christ, who conquered death and is seated at the right hand of God’s throne, will work together with us and clearly testify the Word of promise through accompanying signs.

In Jesus Christ is life, and that life is the light of all people.

Though darkness covers the earth and deep darkness the peoples, the light of Christ has shone upon us.

When Christ reigns over us, the smallest will become a thousand, and the weakest a mighty nation.
The One who accomplishes this is the living God, Jesus Christ.

No matter how great a ruler or king arises in this world, there is always a limit.
No matter how great a prophet appears, there is always a limit.
No matter how great a priest serves, there is always a limit.

But Jesus Christ, who came to us with three offices as King, Priest, and Prophet, is the Alpha and the Omega, the Almighty God without limit.

Jesus Christ came into this world to set us free from endless cycles of conflict, worry, and anxiety, bound as slaves to the devil all our lives, fearing death.
He is the King of kings who destroyed the devil's work.

Through the mysterious death on the cross, Jesus Christ freed us from the law of sin and death and brought us into the law of the Spirit of life.
He is the true Priest.

Jesus Christ, who came as the only way to meet God, is the true Prophet.

When you see anyone, proclaim Christ.
When you hear anything, proclaim Christ.
In every situation, proclaim and confess with one, whole, and persistent heart: “Jesus is the Christ.”
Then division disappears, darkness retreats, and diseases are healed.

Day by day, we will be radiant, our hearts will thrill and rejoice;
the wealth on the seas will be brought to us, and the riches of the nations will come to us.

Shining and beautiful Christians, spreading the light of Christ who gives the evidence of holistic healing to the nations, never neglect spiritual warfare.

When Philip went down to the city of Samaria and proclaimed that Jesus is the Christ, evil spirits came out with shrieks, the paralyzed were healed, the crippled rose up, and there was great joy in that city.

In Christ is the power of re-creation that gives life to all things.
Begin the holistic evangelism camp with the evidence of holistic healing.

Then, though we were once rejected and despised, and though no one came to us, now nations, kings, and multitudes will come to us, and we will become an everlasting beauty and a joy for all generations. Amen.

(Isaiah 60:1–22; John 1:1–4; 1 John 3:8; Hebrews 2:14–15; Romans 8:2; Mark 10:45; John 14:6; Acts 8:4–8; Mark 16:15–20)

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05/01/2026

1.4.2025. Covenant Prayer 2nd Service
"The Realistic Faith of the Centurion, Praised by Jesus" (Luke 7:1–10)
Almighty God,
Thank You for letting me know that the gospel is spiritual warfare that destroys the work of the devil. Through today’s Word, prayer, and evangelism, You are building within me a house of faith, hope, and love so that I will not collapse, but walk with You in the journey of God’s work.

Throughout this week, keep me from becoming a ruthless person who harms others merely to survive and unknowingly serves Satan. Instead, lead me to choose true faith rooted in Genesis 3:15—a realistic faith that obeys Your Word and puts it into action—so that I may witness the exact fulfillment of Your Word as I believe.

Without fighting, let me overcome; without competing, let me receive answers. Within these blessings, help me to discern Your plan, raise the next generation, devote my life to the salvation of souls, and live in a way that moves Your heart.

I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

05/01/2026

1.4.2025. Covenant Prayer 1st Service
"The Staff of Moses: Miracles Performed by Covenantal Authority" (Exodus 7:8–13)
Living God,
Thank You for delivering me from a human-centered faith that, without understanding the reality of spiritual warfare, reduces the gospel to morality and faith to mere religion. By Your grace, I no longer live by self-centered thinking or human knowledge. Instead, I stand as a child of God whose problems are resolved in Christ, who has broken the power of sin, death, and Satan through a Christ-centered faith.

Although You, the Creator of heaven and earth, have promised to act when I hold fast to the covenant, I confess that in the face of life’s realities, I often fall into unbelief and say, “perhaps.” As I put off the old self and enter the journey of spiritual warfare that leads to true transformation, make me one who fully believes Your Word and continually proclaims Jesus Christ of Genesis 3:15—the power of God that crushes every false authority.

Engrave deeply in my heart that the staff of Moses was not power in itself, but a sign revealed through covenantal authority. Help me to move within the flow of Your Word, O God who transcends time and space. May the covenant be expressed through the skills You have entrusted to me, so that I may stand as both a skills summit and a spiritual summit, used entirely for Your glory.

I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

05/01/2026

1.2.2025.
During our lives, the rain may fall, the floods may rise, the winds may blow, and unexpected suffering may come upon us.

But what truly matters is whether we collapse or stand when the torrent rushes in.

A house built on sand collapses, but a house built on the rock stands firm.

Enduring alone is not enough.

Even if we call out to Jesus, “Lord, Lord,” if we do not do what Jesus says, it is like building a house on sand.
When rain falls and floods come, it strikes the torrent and collapses.

Jesus Christ is the Rock.
When we lay a solid foundation of faith and build our house on the Rock, we can be bold even in the midst of tribulation in this world.
Jesus Christ has overcome the world.

Jesus teaches that the spiritually blind and hypocrites cannot build a good house upon the Rock.

"Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites!
You travel over land and sea to win a single convert, and when he becomes one, you make him twice as much a son of hell as you are."

Jesus called such hypocrites those who shut the door of the kingdom of heaven, snakes and brood of vipers, whitewashed tombs, and warned that they could not escape the imminent judgment of hell.

Now, receive the apostles’ teaching, devote yourselves to fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer, and strengthen the foundation of your faith by building your house on the Rock, who is Christ.

Build a house of faith, hope, and love in Christ, and pray to become a shining Christian who leads many people back to the right path. Amen!
(Luke 6:46–49; Matthew 23:13–15; 1 Corinthians 10:4; Matthew 23:33; John 16:33; Matthew 23:27; Acts 2:42)

02/01/2026

2026
Jesus Love Church

그리스도의 빛으로 열방을 밝히는 아름다운 그리스도인
이사야 60:1~22

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31/12/2025

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December 27, 2025

Our Limits Are the Starting Point of God

Moses attempted to persuade Pharaoh with words spoken from his own strength, but instead of relief, the oppression grew even worse. The people of Israel, overwhelmed by suffering, refused to listen to him.

With his pride broken and his expectations shattered, Moses finally stood before God and confessed his limitation:
“I am slow of speech.”

At the very point of Moses’ weakness, God revealed Himself and declared:

“I am the LORD.”
“I AM WHO I AM.”

The self-existent God had already chosen Moses and had already resolved everything—the past, the present, the future, and even eternity itself.

When the LORD God is with us, our limitations become the place of a new beginning.
This is covenantal faith.

Scripture tells us that the mind governed by the flesh is death and is hostile to God. Therefore, we must first lay down our pride and allow God to renew us from within.

Covenantal faith is holding firmly to the promise of Genesis 3:15 and first transforming the unbelief inside us—the old nature that has been enslaved to the devil throughout life, and the hardened heart that lacks thanksgiving.

When the LORD God is with us as Immanuel, we begin to see the new work God accomplishes through our limitations.

Amen.

(Exodus 6:28–30; Romans 8:6–7; Hebrews 2:14)

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31/12/2025

12.28.2025. Covenant Prayer 2nd Service
"Jesus Christ’s Teaching on Building a Foundation of Faith" (Luke 6:46–49)
Almighty God,
Thank You for delivering me from a life that received Your Word yet lived in religious hypocrisy—hearing but not acting through the gospel—and for rescuing me from building a fragile house of sand amid anxiety and worry that leads to destruction. Thank You for giving me the Holy Spirit as a gift, allowing me to hear and believe Your Word as reality, laying the true foundation of my faith, and helping me build my life upon the solid rock of Genesis 3:15.
Throughout this week, please help me seek only the filling of the Holy Spirit and confess Jesus Christ with faith and boldness, so that I am not deceived by Satan nor shaken by unexpected suffering. Through repentance that transforms the unbelief within me, allow me to enjoy the identity and authority of a child of God and to stand firm in faith. Moved by the Spirit of the LORD, help me walk with You at all times. Let me receive answers through the pulpit message, and use my life to give life to everyone I meet, so that I may live as a stunning Christian who reflects Your grace and power. I pray all these things in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.