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10/24/2026

Why Did Jesus Write on the Ground | Gospel Shorts with Pastor Ock Soo Park

The woman caught in adultery stood condemned under the Law of Moses. According to the law, she deserved to be stoned. But Jesus revealed a different way—the new covenant.

In Jeremiah 31:34, God declares, “For I will forgive their iniquity, and I will remember their sin no more.”

Under the first covenant, people were judged according to their works. But under the new covenant, salvation comes through what God has done for us, not through our own efforts.

We cannot save ourselves by doing good works. True justification comes through God's forgiveness and grace, not our righteousness.

Discover how Jesus frees us from the condemnation of the law and leads us into the new covenant of grace.

📖 Scripture: John 8:1–11 | Jeremiah 31:34 | Ephesians 2:8–9

10/10/2026

Peter once believed in his own strength and ability. But through his failures, he came to realize that he could not rely on himself.

God wants to lead us through the same transformation—from trusting in ourselves to trusting completely in Jesus Christ.

When we believe that we can do well through our own efforts, we become vulnerable to Satan’s deception. But when we recognize our true selves and let go of our self-confidence, we can begin to follow the Lord instead of our own thoughts.

True faith begins when we stop believing in ourselves and start believing in Jesus.

📖 John 21:18 — Jesus reveals how Peter would no longer go wherever he wanted, but would be led by another.

10/03/2026

And Such Were Some of You | Gospel Shorts with Pastor Ock Soo Park

You Are Justified 🙌

The Bible doesn’t say you *will be* justified someday. It says, “you are washed… you are sanctified… you are justified.”

Our past does not change what God has declared. In the name of the Lord Jesus and by the Spirit of our God, we have been washed, sanctified, and justified.

If God says we are justified, who can condemn us?

Complete. Powerful. Amazing. This is what Jesus has done for us. 🙏

09/26/2026

You Don’t Go to Heaven Just Because You Go to Church

Jesus said, “Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.”
Going to church or becoming a church member does not guarantee that you will go to heaven. Jesus shed His blood on the cross and died for all our sins so that we would not perish.
Yet many people put off receiving the forgiveness of sins because they do not clearly understand the faith by which we receive it. They postpone it again and again, and many eventually face death without receiving the forgiveness of sins.
Don’t put it off. Discover what the Bible says about being born again and receiving the forgiveness of sins.

09/19/2026

If God Says You're Righteous, You're Righteous | Gospel Shorts with Pastor Ock Soo Park

The chairman of Hyundai Motor Company pulled in with his car.

When he got out, he saw a young man busy sweeping the road.

The chairman walked over and said,

“Hey, Director Kim! You’re doing a great job.”

The young man was shocked.

“Chairman, sir… I’m not a director. I’m just a new employee.”

And the chairman said,

“In this company, if I say you’re a director—you’re a director.”

So is he a director or not?

He’s a director.

He had only been working there for three months, but that day, he became a director.

Now listen.

Do you know what God says?

“In this universe, if I say you’re righteous—you’re righteous.”

It’s not about what you think you are.

It’s not about what other people say you are.

God says in His Word:

“You are righteous.”

And if God says you’re righteous—

YOU’RE RIGHTEOUS.

09/17/2026

[Jamaica] The 2nd 2026 CLF Caribbean Conference

Jamaica is known as a country with so many churches that it has been described as holding the world record for the number of churches per square mile. In this nation where churches are a familiar part of everyday life, the first CLF Caribbean Conference was held in 2025, followed by the second conference this year. A Tabernacle Exhibition was also prepared as part of this year’s conference.

As he prepared for the event, Pastor Park Sung-deuk kept in mind the words of Genesis chapters 9 and 10. After the flood, God said to Noah, “Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth.” Noah’s three sons had not personally received this promise, but they continued the work of multiplication within God’s promise.

Through these passages, Pastor Park came to believe that the spread of the gospel throughout the Caribbean does not depend on human conditions, but on God’s promise. Within the promise given to the mission long ago in Psalm 2:8—“Ask of me, and I shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance”—he believed that God’s plan for Jamaica and the Caribbean was also included.

“My conditions and abilities were not important. I had the heart that because we were within God’s promise, He would help us and open the way for whatever we did.”

After hearing about the Tabernacle Exhibitions held in several cities across the United States last year, and how many people heard the gospel through them, he began to hope that a Tabernacle Exhibition could also be held in Jamaica. With that heart, the exhibition was prepared together with this year’s CLF.

To prepare for the CLF and Tabernacle Exhibition, a venue capable of accommodating many people was needed. After looking into several locations, the Jamaica Conference Centre became available for the event.

The Tabernacle furnishings were prepared locally with reference to materials produced in the United States. Church members and ministers worked together to complete the altar of burnt offering, the laver, and the lampstand. About 40 church members were also prepared to serve as curators guiding visitors through the exhibition. In a short period of time, a pop-up show was also prepared, and the preparations for the Tabernacle Exhibition gradually came together.

During the evangelism efforts, pastors who had met the team the previous year remembered those meetings and the message they had heard, and began showing renewed interest. Through new meetings as well, pastors and churches began opening their hearts to the CLF and Tabernacle Exhibition.

Radio and television stations also helped share the news of the CLF and Tabernacle Exhibition. A path was opened for the exhibition to be invited to churches and cities throughout Jamaica in the future.

On the evening of September 14, the opening ceremony of the 2nd CLF Caribbean Conference was finally held. The evening began with a performance by the Morning Glory Children’s Choir, followed by praise from Jamaican gospel singer Jai Kingston and the Hummingbird Choir.

The participants sang together and moved with the music as they passionately praised God. The venue was filled with energy as Jamaica’s distinctive music blended with the enthusiastic response of the audience.

Pastor Young-guk Park, president of CLF and senior pastor of Good News New York Church, delivered the evening message from Luke 10:25–37.

Pastor Park said, “We cannot believe our thoughts and God’s Word at the same time. If we hold on to our own thoughts, we reject the Word; and in order to accept the Word, we must abandon our own thoughts.” Referring to Isaiah 55:8–11, he explained that God’s thoughts are as different from human thoughts as heaven is from earth, and that God’s Word will surely accomplish His will.

Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, he also explained that the Good Samaritan who did everything for the man wounded by robbers represents Jesus Christ.

“We are like the man who was attacked by robbers and could do nothing. Jesus did everything for us. Salvation is not found in our works, but in believing what Jesus has accomplished.”

The audience responded, “Amen.”

This conference was prepared by holding on to God’s promise rather than human conditions or circumstances. As the message delivered during the opening ceremony reminded everyone, God’s thoughts are as different from our thoughts as heaven is from earth, but His Word will surely accomplish His will.

Within that promise, the journey of the 2nd CLF Caribbean Conference began in Jamaica.

09/04/2026

He Does Not Remember Our Sins | Gospel Shorts by Pastor Ock Soo Park

"This is the covenant that I will make with them after those days.
Say to the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts and in their minds will I write them." Verse 17
And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more.
That's what God says about you.
Through the death of Jesus Christ on the cross, because He died for our sins, God remembers your sins no more.
"I remember no more."
This is what the word of God is saying to you. "I don't know what sin you committed. I don't remember. Jesus washed them away. You are holy.
You are clean. Come to heaven."
Believe in the blood of Jesus. You are not sinners.

09/03/2026

[USA] 2026 Tabernacle Exhibition Southeast Tour: Dallas

The 2026 Tabernacle Exhibition 2nd Tour arrived in Dallas, Texas, the final city of the tour, after passing through Charlotte, Nashville, Birmingham, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. In Dallas, one of the major cities in the southern United States, the final Tabernacle Exhibition of this tour was held.

As Pastor Eunchong Park prepared for the Dallas Tabernacle Exhibition, he thought about the hearts of Philip and Andrew in John chapter 6. Philip calculated precisely that there was no way to feed five thousand people. However, Andrew brought to Jesus the five barley loaves and two fish that a young boy had.

The condition of the Dallas Church seemed the same. They did not have much, and there were many shortcomings in the preparation. However, God gave them the heart that He could work even through a church that seemed lacking. In human calculations, it seemed small and insignificant, but when it was placed in the hands of God, it was not small at all.

During the preparation for the Tabernacle Exhibition, meetings with many pastors continued. Some pastors had not shown much interest in the mission’s work before, and with some, the relationship had grown distant for a time. However, when the team visited them with materials about the Tabernacle Exhibition, their reactions changed. As they looked at the Tabernacle photos and explanations, they showed interest and wanted to hear more about the exhibition. The subject of the Tabernacle became a channel that opened the hearts of pastors.

Many pastors expressed their intention to attend, and some churches helped promote the Tabernacle Exhibition within their congregations. Although the preparation period was not long, God opened the way one by one through the meetings with pastors.

**Meetings with Pastors Reconnected**

There was one meeting that especially remained memorable during the preparation. It was with Pastor Rafael Cruz, known as the father of Senator Ted Cruz. Although it had usually been difficult to contact him, when the Tabernacle Exhibition was introduced to him, he showed interest. Through this, they could see that the Tabernacle Exhibition was opening the hearts of pastors. The Tabernacle was not merely exhibition material, but the word that allowed pastors to see the gospel of Jesus Christ in a new way.

The brothers and sisters of the Dallas Church joined together in inviting local churches and pastors ahead of the Tabernacle Exhibition. On Saturdays, they delivered invitation materials, and on Sundays, they personally visited churches, explained the purpose of the exhibition to pastors, and encouraged them to attend. As a result, they were able to receive promises of attendance from several pastors.

Through this process, a great change especially took place in the youth. As they went out to the evangelism field every week, preached the gospel, and presented before people, they gained faith and boldness. The faces of the youth also became much brighter as they returned from evangelism. The church was thankful that the preparation for the Tabernacle Exhibition did not stop at simply organizing an event, but became a time for the brothers and sisters to gather their hearts for the work of the gospel, and for the youth to offer themselves before God and grow in faith.

On the day of the event, a CLF meeting was held with pastors from the Dallas area. The pastors who attended listened to the word and shared fellowship together. During the message, Pastor Sangrok Ryu shared the testimony of Pastor John Choi overcoming the poison of a scorpion through the word, and preached the power contained in the word of God. The pastors responded to the message with applause and shouts of “Hallelujah.”

Pastor Ryu then preached the gospel that while atoning sacrifices were offered daily in the earthly Tabernacle, in the heavenly Tabernacle Jesus Christ accomplished eternal redemption once for all through His own blood.

When the exhibition began, attendees moved from station to station and listened carefully to the explanations of the curators. The words delivered in front of the altar of burnt offering, the laver, the table of shewbread, the lampstand, the altar of incense, and the ark of the covenant showed that each instrument of the Tabernacle pointed to Jesus Christ.

As the attendees passed through each station, what remained in their hearts was not merely knowledge about the structure or instruments of the Tabernacle. The sacrifice at the altar of burnt offering, the washing at the laver, the light and bread in the Holy Place, and even the mercy seat in the Most Holy Place were all connected to Jesus Christ. By the time they finished all the stations, their hearts were being filled with Jesus Christ, who was revealed in the Tabernacle.

The drama on eternal redemption that followed made the gospel they had heard through the word even clearer. Through the model of the Tabernacle, the word, and the drama, attendees were able to keep in their hearts the gospel of eternal redemption completed in Jesus Christ. Many people discovered before this gospel that they had been made righteous, and they rejoiced.

“My name is Greg Stone. As you can see, I am 100% pure Jewish. I saw the advertisement for the Tabernacle Exhibition online, and a friend also told me about it, so I came with the heart, ‘Okay, let’s go and see it.’ What I liked the most during the exhibition was the emphasis on the fact that Jesus took His own blood into the Tabernacle in heaven, the heavenly temple. The priests on this earth took blood into the earthly Tabernacle, but Jesus took His own blood into the heavenly sanctuary. This is an enormous difference. Because of this, we now have a better covenant established upon better promises. No matter what emotions we feel or what difficulties we go through in life, the word that remained in my heart was that we can believe and rely on the fact that Jesus, Yeshua, has solved everything forever. We truly have peace and security in the Lord.”
- Greg Stone

“The instrument I liked the most was the altar of burnt offering. When you look at the altar of burnt offering, it shows exactly what Jesus did for us. Jesus personally offered Himself as the sacrifice for us. So seeing the scene of innocent animals being offered as sacrifices was truly an amazing experience. When you look at the whole Tabernacle, it ultimately speaks about the grace given to us through Jesus Christ. When we read the Bible, sometimes we cannot deeply feel its meaning until we see it with our own eyes. This exhibition added deeper meaning to what we had read in the Bible and in the word of God.”
- Julius Sonko

“My name is Tereso Retana, and I am the pastor of Christ Our Hope Church in Dallas. The question asked by the young girl in the drama left an impression on me: ‘What if I sin again?’ Jesus fulfilled all righteousness by being baptized, and at that time the sin of the world was passed onto Jesus. Now many sacrifices are no longer needed. Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, one person, is enough. All of these things were a shadow of the good things to come. Jesus fulfilled them in reality. Today, through Jesus Christ and the precious blood He shed on the cross, we have been justified and sanctified.”
- Pastor Tereso Retana, Christ Our Hope Church

“Some people came to my house and invited me, telling me that this event was being held. Here, I learned that Jesus Christ is the center of everything, and that the blood of Jesus washed away the sins of all people in the whole world. Therefore, through the blood of Jesus, we can come before God and enter into His glory. Our sins have been washed clean, and we are now able to stand before God without sin. When Jesus comes again and takes us, we will live with Him forever in joy.”
- Pastor Ignacio Flores, Bridge of Eternal Life Church

The Tabernacle series, which began to be published in the monthly Good News magazine in January 1990, was published as one book titled The Tabernacle in 1996. Pastor Ock Soo Park closed the final page of the book with these words: “I now conclude all the words about the Tabernacle, hoping that all those who have loved reading the Tabernacle will be freed from all sin through Jesus, and live a precious life with God.”

Now, 30 years later, the gospel contained in that book is being delivered to the hearts of people in many cities across America. In every city that this Tabernacle Tour passed through, God received people like us, like the five barley loaves and two fish, and worked. We seemed small and lacking, but when we were placed in the hands of Jesus, nothing was lacking. Until the gospel of eternal redemption revealed in the Tabernacle is preached throughout all of America, the tour team will continue to run.

09/02/2026

[USA] 2026 Tabernacle Exhibition Tour: Austin

The 2026 Tabernacle Exhibition continued from San Antonio to Austin, the capital of Texas. Austin is the political and administrative center of Texas, and a city where young culture and diverse people gather. There, the Tabernacle Exhibition was held. As Pastor Ryan Yoo prepared for this exhibition, he received the word from 1 Corinthians 15:58 in his heart.

“Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord.”

The preparation for the Tabernacle Exhibition was not always smooth. From the venue and schedule to promotion, invitations, and volunteer preparations, there were many things that required heart and care. At times, things did not seem to move forward as expected, and meetings did not easily continue. However, this word gave Missionary Yoo thankfulness and hope throughout the preparation. It felt as if God was saying, “Your steps are not in vain.”

When Pastor Yoo first came to Austin two years ago, he attended a pastors’ meeting. At that time, many pastors in the Austin area were not familiar with the mission or CLF, and there were not many connections with local pastors. However, as this Tabernacle Exhibition was being prepared, God connected those meetings again.

At the time, he did not know it well, but among the pastors he had met then were people who held important roles in local pastors’ associations. They introduced the Tabernacle Exhibition to churches and opened the way for other pastors to hear about it. They also connected the team to appear on a radio broadcast and actively joined their hearts.

At first, it seemed there were not many pastors to meet. But as time passed, the small meetings that had begun through CLF two years earlier were not in vain. Through connections He had already made, God allowed the Tabernacle Exhibition to be introduced to many more pastors.

The brothers and sisters of the Austin Church also joined their hearts in preparing for the exhibition. Missionary Yoo asked the church members to introduce the Tabernacle Exhibition to pastors near their homes and help arrange meetings.

The brothers and sisters opened their hearts and moved. They contacted pastors around them and arranged appointments. When Missionary Yoo visited those churches, the pastors gladly made time for fellowship. Sharing the gospel or inviting people could have felt unfamiliar and burdensome, but when the church gathered its heart and said, “Let’s do this together,” the brothers and sisters poured out their hearts.

The church members took time off from work to participate in the preparation and helped in many areas, including kitchen service and event support. This Tabernacle Exhibition was not only a time for the gospel to be preached to the city of Austin, but also a precious time for the Austin Church members to gather their hearts and participate in the work of the gospel.

The small steps of the Austin Church members led to meetings with pastors. As the appointments they had arranged one by one came together, the Tabernacle Exhibition began to be introduced to pastors in the Austin area.

While preparing for the exhibition, the Austin Church connected with many pastors. Pastors who were met through pastors’ meetings opened their hearts to the Tabernacle Exhibition ministry. Some even asked the team to come to their churches on Sunday and introduce the exhibition. Among them were churches with 300 to 400 members.

There were also pastors who could not attend the event because of scheduling conflicts, but they opened their hearts and said, “Let’s definitely work together next time. Please keep in touch.” Through these small meetings, God also showed new paths that would continue in the future. Preparing for the Tabernacle Exhibition became a time to fellowship with pastors in the Austin area and share the gospel with them.

On the morning of the event, a CLF meeting was held with pastors from the Austin area. Around 50 pastors attended, including those who had been connected during the preparation for the Tabernacle Exhibition, and they listened to the word and shared fellowship.

Pastor Chang Young Kim preached that no one can stand perfectly before God through the first covenant, the law, but through the new covenant given by grace, we can stand boldly before God. Using the woman caught in adultery in John chapter 8 as an example, he explained that Jesus did not judge her by the law, but dealt with her through the grace of the new covenant. The message was that there is no condemnation for those who are in Jesus Christ.

Before the Tabernacle Exhibition began, the CLF meeting became a time for pastors in the Austin area to hear the gospel of grace, not law; forgiveness of sins, not condemnation.

In the afternoon, attendees began entering the Tabernacle Exhibition hall. Pastors, church members, and many families attended together. Throughout the exhibition hall, parents and children stood together in front of the Tabernacle instruments, listened to the explanations, and looked with their own eyes at the Tabernacle they had only read about in the Bible.

The curators explained the gospel meaning contained in the altar of burnt offering, the laver, the table of shewbread, the lampstand, the altar of incense, and the ark of the covenant. Attendees listened carefully as they heard that the instruments of the Tabernacle were not merely objects from the Old Testament era, but were pointing to Jesus Christ and the redemption He would accomplish. In particular, the meaning contained in the ark of the covenant and the mercy seat left a deep impression on many people.

The drama on eternal redemption then explained the matter of sin and atonement in an easier way. The question and answer raised by a child in the drama deeply resonated with the attendees. The difference between the earthly sacrifices that had to be repeated every year and the eternal redemption that Jesus Christ accomplished once for all through His own blood was clearly delivered. Through the model of the Tabernacle, the word, and the drama, attendees were able to keep in their hearts the gospel of forgiveness of sins completed in Jesus Christ.

“I heard about the exhibition through a fellow pastor, and because I love the Old Testament, I really wanted to come and see it. What impressed me the most was the ark of the covenant. Through the ark, the pastor clearly explained that we are sinners and that we can be forgiven only through Jesus. He also explained the law, sin, and the gospel very clearly. God had already been showing from the Old Testament what Christ would do. We cannot stand before God by ourselves. Only through Jesus can we have a relationship with God. The person the whole Tabernacle points to is Jesus. I also liked that the curators often quoted Hebrews. The sacrifices repeated every year were not enough, but Jesus Christ redeemed the sins of the world once for all through His own blood. This exhibition beautifully showed the deep meaning of salvation contained in the Old Testament.”
- Pastor Aaron Bush

“I really liked the ark of the covenant. The wings were made very well, and I think it was prepared excellently. Many people usually get that part wrong, so it was amazing. The connection to Jesus was excellent. Many people miss that part, but this exhibition was truly outstanding. The main message is that the Tabernacle and the ark of the covenant both point to Jesus. He paid the price for all our sins, lived the life we could not live, and died the death we should have died, giving us the amazing gift of eternal life. It was truly an excellent eternal redemption.”
- Christ the Rock Lutheran Church - Pastor Jim Skorazewski

“What I realized through this Tabernacle Exhibition is that in the Old Testament, when atonement for sin had to be offered to God, it was based on the element of time. Because we are all humans living on the earth, everything was given temporarily. In the drama, a young girl asked this question: ‘After the sacrifice for one year was offered, before the sacrifice for the next year began, what would happen if I sinned and died during that time?’
At first, I did not know the answer to that question, but the conclusion was clear. In heaven, there is no concept of time. Because Jesus came to this earth and accomplished eternal redemption, we no longer need to worry about the matter of time.”
- Pastor Marvin Goff, Excellent Covenant Powerhouse Ministry

“I was especially impressed by the altar of burnt offering and the words I heard there. What remained deeply in my heart at the end was that Jesus offered an eternal sacrifice in eternity. On this earth, the priest killed a lamb and offered the sacrifice, and people could receive forgiveness of sins for one year. But the sacrifice that Jesus accomplished was eternal. Jesus offered a perfect sacrifice in eternity. Isaiah wrote, ‘with his stripes we are healed.’ Isaiah saw beforehand things that had not yet happened. Because Jesus loved us so much, He offered an eternal and perfect sacrifice in the heavenly sanctuary.”
- Pastor Marcelo Franco, Jesus the King Church

During the preparation for the Austin Tabernacle Exhibition, not every condition was perfectly set. It seemed there were not many pastors to meet, and the church preparing for the event was not large. However, God was already working ahead. The small meetings that began through CLF two years ago were connected again, and through the appointments arranged by the church members with their hearts, paths were opened to more pastors, churches, and even radio broadcasting.

Their labor in the Lord was not in vain. The steps taken to visit churches, the time spent meeting pastors, and the hearts offered by the church members did not disappear. Now, with that faith and thankfulness, the tour team moves forward to the final city, Dallas.

09/01/2026

[USA] 2026 Tabernacle Exhibition Tour: San Antonio

The 2026 Tabernacle Exhibition Southeast Tour continued from Houston to another city in Texas, San Antonio. Known for the Alamo and the River Walk, San Antonio is a city filled with deep history and culture. It is also a city where Hispanic culture and the Christian background of the American South come together, with many churches and pastors serving throughout the area.

As Pastor Junhyuk Choi prepared for the San Antonio Tabernacle Exhibition, the word from Galatians 6 came to his heart.

“For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap… And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”

For the past 10 years, the gospel had been sown in San Antonio through the Christmas Cantata. Missionary Choi shared with the brothers and sisters, “The Bible says we will reap what we sow. I believe the seeds of the gospel that have been planted in San Antonio for the past 10 years will be reaped abundantly through this Tabernacle Exhibition.”

Many people asked why the Tabernacle Exhibition was being held on a Monday. Some said it would have been better to hold it on the weekend. From a human point of view, Monday did not seem like the best day because many people had to work.

However, the San Antonio church received that date by faith, believing it was the date God had given.

“Even if it is Monday, if God helps us, many people can come.”

As the church looked to God, hope entered the hearts of the members.

While preparing for the exhibition, Pastor Choi remembered a message Pastor Ock Soo Park had preached long ago. He had said that he hoped the church would be like the church in Philadelphia, which had little strength but kept the word and continued to preach the gospel.

Revelation 3:8 says, “Behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it: for thou hast a little strength, and hast kept my word, and hast not denied my name.”

Whenever we prepare for a large event, our shortcomings become clear. When we look at how many members we have, how much money we have, and what ability we have, we can only see what is lacking. But God did not want us to rely on our conditions. He wanted us to rely on the Lord. Even with little strength, when we keep His word and try to preach the gospel, God Himself opens a door that no one can shut.

Visiting About 1,000 Churches

About five weeks before the exhibition, the brothers and sisters divided into teams and began visiting churches throughout the San Antonio area. In total, they visited about 1,000 churches.

Many pastors remembered the Christmas Cantata and welcomed the team warmly. After the pandemic, many churches had closed their doors, but the pastors who were still continuing their ministries in difficult circumstances were very thankful that the outreach team came to visit them in person.

Many pastors said it is rare today for one church to visit other churches and introduce an event for the whole city. After hearing the purpose of the Tabernacle Exhibition, they welcomed it sincerely. Some churches promoted the exhibition through group chats, Facebook, and Sunday service announcements.

Many pastors in San Antonio had already attended and connected with the Christmas Cantata and CLF events. Through those connections, many local churches came to know that Good News Mission is a church that works purely for the gospel.

Pastor Gene Loeffler, president of the International Lighthouse Prayer Movement and a CLF advisor, actively introduced the Tabernacle Exhibition to many pastors.

Pastor Charles Flowers, president of San Antonio Brown White Black (SABWB), had attended the Tabernacle Exhibition at the Dallas retreat last December. After that, he actively promoted the San Antonio Tabernacle Exhibition more than anyone else. He invited the tour team to an online broadcast, introduced the exhibition directly to pastors, and through his help, support was also received for the event.

The Tabernacle Exhibition became an opportunity not only for Good News Mission, but also for CLF pastors in San Antonio to run together toward the gospel with one heart.

In San Antonio, there is a radio station called La Nuestra 1130 AM, 92.5 FM, which has great influence among Spanish-speaking Christians and pastors. The station director, Saul Hernandez, had watched the Christmas Cantata for the past 10 years and had promoted and supported it through radio every year.

He was very happy that after several years, Good News Mission was meeting the citizens of San Antonio again through a new event, the Tabernacle Exhibition. The radio station promoted the exhibition freely and actively. Through the broadcast, the news of the event reached many Spanish-speaking churches and citizens whom the outreach team could not meet in person.

On the morning of the event, a CLF meeting was held at Pastor Gene Loeffler’s office with local pastors from San Antonio and State Representative John Lujan.

Pastor Ruben Mendez shared a testimony about attending the CLF in Korea. He said he received a warm welcome in Korea, but what remained in his heart the most was the clear gospel preached by Pastor Ock Soo Park.

Pastor Youngkuk Park then preached the word.

“We must never condemn ourselves by our actions. Even when we see our shortcomings, when we see ourselves through the word, we can say that we are righteous.”

The pastors gathered their hearts before the word. Pastor Gene Loeffler said, “This kind of message must continue to be heard.”

In the afternoon, people began entering the Tabernacle Exhibition. Although it was Monday, people continued to come, and before long, groups of attendees were gathered at each station, listening to the word. They looked at the furniture of the tabernacle and listened carefully to the explanations from the curators.

The Eternal Redemption play that followed was not just a performance. It was a time for the gospel to be preached clearly, showing how Jesus Christ took upon Himself our sins and how He accomplished eternal redemption through His blood on the cross.

The attendees saw the tabernacle, which many had only known as a record in the Bible, and listened to the word. Through it, they were able to receive in their hearts the truth of the forgiveness of sins contained in the tabernacle. When God works, even the condition of a weekday is not a problem.

“It was truly amazing. I really enjoyed hearing the explanations of each piece, the ark of the covenant, the mercy seat, and the meaning of what Jesus has done for us. The fulfillment of Jesus and its meaning came to me much more vividly. My heart was really warmed today, and I felt much closer to God. It was truly a time of joy.”
- Becky Loeffler

“It was an amazing exhibition. The part I liked the most was the explanation about the eternal tabernacle in heaven. We often think only about the tabernacle on earth and forget about the tabernacle above us in heaven. Jesus is the mediator between God and man, and even now He is in the position of advocating for us. As my wife Becky said, the mercy seat that covers the law was very impressive. We must not look at the law. The law brings death, but Jesus brings grace. Our vision is to bring as many pastors together as possible. The greatest message that can unite pastors is eternal salvation, the grace of God. Through our relationship with Pastor Park, I was reminded again that the most important thing we can teach as pastors is that all our sins—past, present, and future—have been forgiven. It is finished. The Lord has finished it.”
- Pastor Gene Loeffler

“I came to know about this Tabernacle Exhibition through Pastor Junhyuk Choi. Pastor Choi’s ministry is a great blessing to the city of San Antonio. This performance explained the tabernacle in a way that even youth and children could understand, and that was very good. The scene that especially touched me was when a little girl asked her father, ‘Then what happens to our sins?’ I could clearly see that the One who already paid the price for our sins and fulfilled the sacrifice through His death and resurrection is our Lord Jesus Christ. I sincerely thank our Lord Jesus.”
- Saul Hernandez, Director of La Nuestra 1130 AM, 92.5 FM

“It was a beautiful experience to see with our own eyes the story that we had only read in writing. Until you see it for yourself, it is not easy to fully grasp its meaning, but through this exhibition, I was able to understand it much more deeply. What especially touched me was the concept of time. It helped me realize that this sacrifice was offered outside the time of this world, in the eternal tabernacle. It is valid for all people, anywhere and anytime, beyond time and space. Even if we sinned yesterday, today, or tomorrow, that grace is always there. It was done once, forever.”
- - Carlos Garzon, Lifehouse SA

For 10 years, seeds had been sown. We did not know where or how those seeds were growing. But God knew. The relationships formed through the Christmas Cantata, the pastors who heard the gospel through CLF, and the helping hands prepared in unseen places all appeared one by one before the Tabernacle Exhibition.

At first, the conditions and shortcomings seemed greater. But God opened the way according to His word. Just as He promised, “Behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it,” doors that seemed like they might be closed opened one by one, and the gospel of the eternal redemption of Jesus Christ was preached in San Antonio.

With that thankfulness in their hearts, the tour team now continues on toward Austin and Dallas.

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