St Timothy Presbyterian Church in Toronto: Sermons

Resurrection power works silently in our lives, and turns sorrow into joy. Live life with this resurrection power, and life will never feel meaningless.Happy Easter!By Rev. In Kee Kim

We often suffer in isolation, but Jesus chose to suffer with us. Jesus hears us, and with that knowledge we can know we are never alone.By Rev. Simon Park

Even when we feel like it’s too late, let us hold onto our faith firmly knowing that nothing is impossible with God.By Rev. Dave Lee

When bad things happen, do not be afraid. God's grace is working through everything, preparing us for something greater.By Rev. In Kee Kim

Our faith gets tested all the time by circumstances that are out of our control, but it is not about our faith, it is God's. Trust in Him, trust that He will provide for us, and let that give you strength.

When life is stressful, do not run away from tension. Stay, and trust in God's plan, He will meet us here.By Rev. Simon Park

When the world feels dark and unjust, hold onto your lived experience of God and stay rooted in Scripture. God hasn’t stopped caring, and in the end, God will make all things right. By Rev. Simon Park

Human wisdom seeks to overcome difficulties and leave them in the past. God’s wisdom, however, finds God’s power in weakness and difficulty. That is God’s wisdom revealed on the cross.By Rev. Simon Park

In life, we are often drawn by a power that pulls us in a certain direction. That was what the first disciples experienced when they followed Jesus. Life is not about going along with whatever happens; it is about following what we are drawn to and surrendering to God's calling for our lives.By Rev. In Kee Kim

True unity is only possible when there is amity - true feelings of friendship. Jesus brought us true amity through forgiveness. Let us receive the Holy Spirit and gain the strength to forgive.By Rev. Simon Park

Feeling meaningless in life can be painful, but finding meaning is about your mindset towards what you do. When you see your actions with meaning, you can do everything with purpose. You can live for others.By Rev. In Kee Kim

When we face fear, we tend to focus inwards on self-preservation, but this year, let us be filled with the holy spirit. It will not shrink fear, but it will help you overcome it.By Rev. Simon Park

The theme for our church this year is "Be Bold in the Spirit". God has given us this year to live a full life. It is not a year to live beholden to fear. Let us be bold with the power of the Holy Spirit!By Rev. In Kee Kim

When troubles weigh you down, don't succumb to disillusionment. Remember the times that God has been with you. God has lifted you up time and time again and will continue to do so, so do not be afraid. He is with you.Happy New Year!By Rev. Simon Park

When you encounter crisis in your life, do not let fear overwhelm you. There is always hope, even in the most hopeless situations.Merry Christmas!By Rev. In Kee Kim

God gives hope to people who are hurting. We find it in prayer, and we share it by reminding others that they are not alone.By Rev. Simon Park

Repentance is the beginning of the spiritual journey. It guides us into God's grace and creates room for forgiveness.By Rev. In Kee Kim

Being asleep is only living today without regard to tomorrow. Wake up and see God's future that is coming to you.By Rev. Simon Park

Sunday was Christ the King (or Reign of Christ) Sunday. It was the last Sunday of the church calendar year.People expect a king to have power. But Jesus had no power on the cross. What we saw was faithfulness. Jesus\' faithfulness released God\'s power. We are saved by his faithfulness.By Rev. In Kee Kim

Joy comes when we give ourselves away for others, and we receive the power to give ourselves through the Holy Spirit.By Rev. Simon Park

Intimacy with God is God's desire. But intimacy is also the greatest challenge. What does God have to say about this?By Rev. In Kee Kim

No matter how hopeless things may seem, let us not become indifferent. Let us hold on to our faith and hope that God will answer our prayers.By Rev. Simon Park