Sunday Service on Mar. 22, 2026

Triangle Family Church Sunday Service on Mar. 22, 2026

Music Offering

Sermon: Just The Two Of Us

The speaker presents a heartfelt sermon exploring the sacred role of family and marriage in the context of divine purpose and spiritual growth. The speaker emphasizes that while the family is often regarded as the cornerstone of the kingdom of heaven, it is specifically the parents who serve as the capstone, embodying God's attributes as heavenly father and mother. The sermon reflects on the importance of nurturing a close relationship with God as foundational to a strong marriage, referencing advice to spend the early years of marriage growing spiritually closer to God, which naturally strengthens the marital bond. The speaker candidly addresses the tension between sacrificing for God's will versus sacrificing for the family, acknowledging the challenge of balancing mission-oriented dedication with attentive family life. Through personal anecdotes, including the story of a long-term friend named Davey, the speaker highlights themes of loyalty, spiritual mentorship, and the enduring nature of faith and friendship despite diverging paths. A significant portion of the sermon is devoted to gratitude and viewing life through God's eyes, encouraging listeners to see even imperfect family lives as holy and beautiful. The speaker discusses the importance of intentional effort and affection in marriage, especially after periods of separation or hardship, underscoring the idea that love and communication between a married couple are divine and transformative. The sermon concludes with a prayer for unity, peace, and harmony in a world often marked by conflict, invoking the symbolism of the rainbow as a covenant between God and humanity, reclaimed in the name of True Parents. The message is one of hope, love, and the spiritual power of family as a reflection of divine love. Highlights - The parents are the capstone of the kingdom of heaven, embodying God’s attributes. - Early marriage advice: focus on your relationship with God to naturally strengthen your marriage. - The difficult balance between sacrificing for God's will vs. sacrificing for family. - The enduring impact of spiritual mentorship and friendship across 50 years. - Viewing life and family through God's eyes fosters gratitude and holiness. - Intentional effort in marriage is necessary, especially after separation or challenges. - The rainbow as a divine covenant symbol reclaimed for True Parents, representing love and unity.

Sunday school: Moral lesson from Korean folk tale "Tiger’s Whisker"