Sunday Service on Sep. 27, 2026

Triangle Family Church Sunday Service on Sep. 27, 2026  

Sermon: Let's Talk About My God

The speaker shares a personal transformation in his understanding of faith, sparked by an epiphany during a business trip that revealed the active and purposeful nature of God in everyday life. He contrasts anxiety-driven efforts with embracing God's intent in their actions, illustrated through experiences with colleagues, the biblical teachings of Jesus, and reflections on trust and relationships. Drawing from Matthew 6:25-34, the speaker emphasizes seeking God's kingdom first rather than being consumed by worldly worries. He recounts three meaningful encounters during the trip that deepened his faith in God's purpose and personal connection. The talk concludes with a relatable example from popular culture—Mary Cooper from "Young Shelden" —highlighting the struggle and renewal of faith amid doubt and hardship. Ultimately, faith is portrayed not as abstract theory but as a lived, practical journey of trust, humility, and relational healing. Highlights - The speaker experiences a profound shift: God’s purpose is active in all aspects of life, including work. - Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6:25-34 is used to challenge worry and encourage trust in God’s provision. - A workplace conflict between a leader and a committed employee is revealed, symbolizing relational brokenness and opportunity for healing. - A co-worker provides a rare sense of safety and familial warmth in a competitive business environment. - Repentance and Service as Expressions of Faith: The speaker’s admission of earlier harshness to a colleague and subsequent efforts to support him demonstrate faith’s call to humility, forgiveness, and servant leadership. This example stresses that faith is not just belief but tangible change in behavior that fosters trust and healing. - Childhood memories from a boarding school in Korea illustrate a foundational faith experience shaping the speaker’s life. - Mary Cooper’s faith struggle in "Young Shelden" is shared as a relatable example of faith tested and restored.

Announcement

Pastor reflects introspectively on the unique paths individuals take in life, emphasizing that not everyone is called to the same role, such as ministry or pastoral work. Instead, God guides each person toward their own mission, exemplified by his own 30-year career in the business sector as a sushi chef—a role that required skill under pressure and patience, even if it was not a pastoral vocation. Central to this message is the concept that regardless of career or social role, the true purpose of work and life is to bring people together, build bridges, and foster community, echoing a larger divine plan rather than simply seeking wealth or personal gain.

The discussion then shifts to practical community announcements involving upcoming church-related gatherings and events: a sisters’ potluck, a community peace awards ceremony fostering connections with peace ambassadors, and a three-day Chumbo workshop featuring guest speakers and activities. These events emphasize relationship-building and community engagement. Pastor concludes with a prayer of gratitude and blessing, reinforcing the theme of fellowship and service grounded in faith.