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This Sunday we return to our studies in John where we find ourselves at the end of the main section of the upper room discourse. Those first disciples will have their worlds turned upside-down in only a few hours, so Jesus wants to encourage them. He tells them that even though they will face hardship, they can be assured that he has - and will - overcome the world. For us today in the midst of hardship, Jesus has overcome, is on the throne of the universe and is coming back one day. So we can have courage to live the Jesus way now, because the future is not up for grabs. Jesus has overcome! Shawn Reese preaches, Bob Pershe hosts and Dave Hibbert and the PBCC Choir lead worship. 
 
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This Sunday we return to our studies in John where we find ourselves at the end of the main section of the upper room discourse.  Those first disciples will have their worlds turned upside-down in only a few hours, so Jesus wants to encourage them.  He tells them that even though they will face hardship, they can be assured that he has - and will - overcome the world.  For us today in the midst of hardship, Jesus has overcome, is on the throne of the universe and is coming back one day.  So we can have courage to live the Jesus way now, because the future is not up for grabs.  Jesus has overcome! Shawn Reese preaches, Bob Pershe hosts and Dave Hibbert and the PBCC Choir lead worship.

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11/20/2022 - I Have Overcome, John 16:29-33, Shawn Reese

It’s Labor Day weekend, the traditional end of summer and start of a new school year. But many students have been back in class for two weeks already. We hope that they are learning again how to pay attention in class. Perhaps their teachers have given a pep talk: “You must pay the most careful attention to what you hear else…” An exhortation to listen and a warning of the consequences for not doing so: “…else you’ll fail the test, your GPA will suffer, and you won’t get into your choice of school.” The preacher to the Hebrews does a similar thing. After presenting the excellence of the Son in whom God has spoken, he exhorts and warns: “We must pay most careful attention to what we have heard, so that we do not drift away.” Throughout his sermon he urges us to pay attention to Jesus. Bernard Bell preaches, Eugene Kwon hosts and Lucinda King and team leads us in worship. 
 
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It’s Labor Day weekend, the traditional end of summer and start of a new school year. But many students have been back in class for two weeks already. We hope that they are learning again how to pay attention in class. Perhaps their teachers have given a pep talk: “You must pay the most careful attention to what you hear else…” An exhortation to listen and a warning of the consequences for not doing so: “…else you’ll fail the test, your GPA will suffer, and you won’t get into your choice of school.” The preacher to the Hebrews does a similar thing. After presenting the excellence of the Son in whom God has spoken, he exhorts and warns: “We must pay most careful attention to what we have heard, so that we do not drift away.” Throughout his sermon he urges us to pay attention to Jesus. Bernard Bell preaches, Eugene Kwon hosts and Lucinda King and team leads us in worship. 

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09/04/2022 - Paying Attention to Jesus, Hebrews 2:1-4, Bernard Bell

This week Jerry Tu concludes his 2-sermon series on how God intends for His church to function, as expressed in Paul’s letter to Ephesian church. Ephesians chapter 4 describes some foundational building blocks which contribute to a healthy and vibrant church, and we will focus on a few of these: “Devotion to God’s Word”, “Participating in God’s Work”, “Ministry of the Saints". While many of us are familiar with these PBCC Core Values, it is good to review them in the context of Ephesians 4. We hope to see you this Sunday. Eugene Kwon hosts and Lucinda King and team lead us in worship. 
 
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This week Jerry Tu concludes his 2-sermon series on how God intends for His church to function, as expressed in Paul’s letter to Ephesian church.  Ephesians chapter 4 describes some foundational building blocks which contribute to a healthy and vibrant church, and we will focus on a few of these: “Devotion to God’s Word”, “Participating in God’s Work”, “Ministry of the Saints". While many of us are familiar with these PBCC Core Values, it is good to review them in the context of Ephesians 4. We hope to see you this Sunday. Eugene Kwon hosts and Lucinda King and team lead us in worship.

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8/7/2022 - How the Church Functions, Ephesians 4:11-13, Jerry Tu

"No one," said Jesus, "puts new wine into old wineskins. If he does, the wine will burst the skins -- and the wine is destroyed, and so are the skins. But new wine is for fresh wineskins." You don't have to be a winemaker to appreciate the wisdom of Christ's reminder: Just as new wine can burst old wineskins, so the Way of Christ was never meant to be bound by tradition. Yet, there is a place for the old as much as there is for the new -- both belong to Christ! Come join us this Sunday as Eugene Kwon explores the right -- and wrong -- ways we often use tradition as travelers on the ever-new, ever-reforming, ever-reconstructing Way of Christ. Gwen Leong hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
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"No one," said Jesus, "puts new wine into old wineskins. If he does, the wine will burst the skins -- and the wine is destroyed, and so are the skins. But new wine is for fresh wineskins." You don't have to be a winemaker to appreciate the wisdom of Christ's reminder: Just as new wine can burst old wineskins, so the Way of Christ was never meant to be bound by tradition. Yet, there is a place for the old as much as there is for the new -- both belong to Christ! Come join us this Sunday as Eugene Kwon explores the right -- and wrong -- ways we often use tradition as travelers on the ever-new, ever-reforming, ever-reconstructing Way of Christ. Gwen Leong hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship.

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7/10/2022 - The Substance of Christ, Colossians 2:16-23, Eugene Kwon

It is often suggested that in order to win in the various arenas of life -- whether martial, social, or political -- we must be willing to play by the same rules as our competitors, to stoop down to their level, to get into the mud with them. Christ achieved total victory over His enemies in a wholly different way -- and only by His upside-down victory will the world be turned right-side-up. Come join us on Sunday as Eugene Kwon looks into Christ's Cross-shaped path to victory and helps us rediscover our own triumph. Sharon Coleman hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
 
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It is often suggested that in order to win in the various arenas of life -- whether martial, social, or political -- we must be willing to play by the same rules as our competitors, to stoop down to their level, to get into the mud with them. Christ achieved total victory over His enemies in a wholly different way -- and only by His upside-down victory will the world be turned right-side-up. Come join us on Sunday as Eugene Kwon looks into Christ's Cross-shaped path to victory and helps us rediscover our own triumph.  Sharon Coleman hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship.


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7/03/2022 - The Triumph of Christ, Colossians 2:6-8, 13-15, Eugene Kwon

The Self-Love movement sweeping across the country and across social media has rightly taught us that loving others well begins with loving ourselves in a healthy way; but that message has also been twisted by some into a self-centered defensiveness that is unwilling to accept criticism – and certainly not a call to change. Join us on Sunday as we look into one of the most important promises God makes across the pages of Scripture -- the promise to change us from the inside-out -- and see why this is something worth celebrating. Eugene Kwon preaching, Becca Singley hosting and Lucinda King and team lead us in worship. 
 
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The Self-Love movement sweeping across the country and across social media has rightly taught us that loving others well begins with loving ourselves in a healthy way; but that message has also been twisted by some into a self-centered defensiveness that is unwilling to accept criticism – and certainly not a call to change. Join us on Sunday as we look into one of the most important promises God makes across the pages of Scripture -- the promise to change us from the inside-out -- and see why this is something worth celebrating. Eugene Kwon preaching, Becca Singley hosting and Lucinda King and team lead us in worship.

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6/26/2022 - The Transformation of Christ, Colossians 2:6-12, Eugene Kwon

In the film "Interstellar", director Christopher Nolan suggests that love is as powerful a force in our lives as gravity. As Christians, we know this to be more than a mere suggestion -- it is the truth we experience for ourselves, as outsiders who are being drawn to God by the love of Christ. Come join us this Sunday as Eugene Kwon shares more about "the Mystery of Christ" as we return to Colossians 1:25-27; 2:1-3. Brian Morgan hosts and Lucinda King and Team lead us in worship. 
 
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In the film "Interstellar", director Christopher Nolan suggests that love is as powerful a force in our lives as gravity. As Christians, we know this to be more than a mere suggestion -- it is the truth we experience for ourselves, as outsiders who are being drawn to God by the love of Christ. Come join us this Sunday as Eugene Kwon shares more about "the Mystery of Christ" as we return to Colossians 1:25-27; 2:1-3. Brian Morgan hosts and Lucinda King and Team lead us in worship.

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6/19/2022 - The Mystery of Christ, Colossians 1:24-27; 2:1-3, Eugene Kwon

We live in a world of influencers and platforms; a world of content creators and followers; a world that poses some interesting challenges to following the Way of Christ. And that is the overall focus of this series of sermons in Colossians; as people seeking to be “Centered on Christ”, how do we follow the Way of Christ? It turns out that continuing on the Way of Christ requires us to be thoughtful about who we listen to, whose opinions we value, whose influence we embrace. Join us as Eugene Kwon unpacks this thought this Sunday as we take our first look into Colossians 1:24-2:5. Becca Singley hosts, and Lana Porter and team lead us in worship. 
 
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We live in a world of influencers and platforms; a world of content creators and followers; a world that poses some interesting challenges to following the Way of Christ. And that is the overall focus of this series of sermons in Colossians; as people seeking to be “Centered on Christ”, how do we follow the Way of Christ? It turns out that continuing on the Way of Christ requires us to be thoughtful about who we listen to, whose opinions we value, whose influence we embrace. Join us as Eugene Kwon unpacks this thought this Sunday as we take our first look into Colossians 1:24-2:5. Becca Singley hosts, and Lana Porter and team lead us in worship.

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6/12/2022 - The Apostle of Christ, Colossians 1:24-2:5, Eugene Kwon

God’s love and salvation comes to us unconditionally – but our experience of His love and salvation require our engagement: We must say Yes, not just at the altar call but in our day-to-day lives; not just to the Gospel pitch but to Gospel obedience over the course of this sojourn called Life. Join us this Sunday as Eugene Kwon returns to the Apostle Paul's Letter to the Colossians and shares about "The Purpose of Christ". Jamie Kelly hosts and Lucinda King and team lead us in worship. 
 
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God’s love and salvation comes to us unconditionally – but our experience of His love and salvation require our engagement: We must say Yes, not just at the altar call but in our day-to-day lives; not just to the Gospel pitch but to Gospel obedience over the course of this sojourn called Life. Join us this Sunday as Eugene Kwon returns to the Apostle Paul's Letter to the Colossians and shares about "The Purpose of Christ". Jamie Kelly hosts and Lucinda King and team lead us in worship.

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6/5/2022 - The Purpose of Christ, Colossians 1:21-23, Eugene Kwon

Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted. 
Please join us this Sunday as the pastoral staff has decided to do a lament service in light of the recent tragedies. Shawn Reese is leading us through John 11, Brian Morgan hosts and Joe Dabaghian and team lead us in worship. 
 
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Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.
Please join us this Sunday as the pastoral staff has decided to do a lament service in light of the recent tragedies. Shawn Reese is leading us through John 11, Brian Morgan hosts and Joe Dabaghian and team lead us in worship.

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5/29/2022 - We Mourn: A Lament Service, Matt 5:4; John 11,  Shawn Reese

We return to our studies in the Gospel of John this Sunday where Jesus makes maybe his most audacious claim yet. He says he is the way, the truth and the life. Notice he doesn’t say he is a way, a truth and a life. He says he is the way, the truth and the life.” He even says he is the only way to the Father. These are indeed enormous claims! Join us this Sunday as Shawn Reese explores these bold claims. Gabe Ng hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
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We return to our studies in the Gospel of John this Sunday where Jesus makes maybe his most audacious claim yet.  He says he is the way, the truth and the life.  Notice he doesn’t say he is a way, a truth and a life.  He says he is the way, the truth and the life.”  He even says he is the only way to the Father.  These are indeed enormous claims!  Join us this Sunday as Shawn Reese explores these bold claims. Gabe Ng hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship.

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5/22/2022 - The Way, The Truth and The Life, John 14:4-6, Shawn Reese

This Sunday we welcome a guest preacher, Iain Provan, Old Testament Professor at Regent College Vancouver. David began the beloved Twenty-third Psalm, “The Lord is my shepherd.” A thousand years later Jesus said, “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep” (John 10:11). The earliest Christian art depicted Jesus as the Good Shepherd caring for his sheep. Bernard Bell hosts and James Garcia and Team lead us in worship. 
 
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This Sunday we welcome a guest preacher, Iain Provan, Old Testament Professor at Regent College Vancouver. David began the beloved Twenty-third Psalm, “The Lord is my shepherd.” A thousand years later Jesus said, “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep” (John 10:11). The earliest Christian art depicted Jesus as the Good Shepherd caring for his sheep. Bernard Bell hosts and James Garcia and Team lead us in worship.

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5/1/2022 - All the Way To the End, Psalm 23 & John 10:15-17, Iain Provan

As the saying goes, “It’s always darkest before dawn” — this was no less true that first Easter Sunday when Jesus’ followers woke up thinking He was still buried in the tomb. But as the Gospel of Mark reminds us, sometimes it’s pretty dark even after the sun has risen! This Easter coincides with a return to post-pandemic normalcy, but perhaps life still feels dark despite the sun. Come join us as Eugene Kwon prepares us to emerge together into the Resurrection life of Christ. Eugene Kwon preaches, Christine Koehn hosts and James and Team lead us in worship. 
 
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As the saying goes, “It’s always darkest before dawn” — this was no less true that first Easter Sunday when Jesus’ followers woke up thinking He was still buried in the tomb. But as the Gospel of Mark reminds us, sometimes it’s pretty dark even after the sun has risen! This Easter coincides with a return to post-pandemic normalcy, but perhaps life still feels dark despite the sun. Come join us as Eugene Kwon prepares us to emerge together into the Resurrection life of Christ. Eugene Kwon preaches, Christine Koehn hosts and James and Team lead us in worship.

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4/17/2022 - Easter, When Sunday Feels Like Saturday, Mark 16:1-8, Eugene Kwon

Happy New Year—Lunar New Year. We are now in the Year of the Tiger. There are no tigers in Daniel, but there are ferocious wild beasts: a lion, a bear, a leopard, and a fourth beast beyond comparison, all representing oppressive empires. We return to the Book of Daniel midway through chapter 7. Daniel wants to know the meaning of the fourth beast, the ten horns, and the little horns. He is in good company: very many people have wanted to know the meaning of these. Join us Sunday as Bernard Bell helps us make sense of them. Christine Koehn hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
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Happy New Year—Lunar New Year. We are now in the Year of the Tiger. There are no tigers in Daniel, but there are ferocious wild beasts: a lion, a bear, a leopard, and a fourth beast beyond comparison, all representing oppressive empires. We return to the Book of Daniel midway through chapter 7. Daniel wants to know the meaning of the fourth beast, the ten horns, and the little horns. He is in good company: very many people have wanted to know the meaning of these. Join us Sunday as Bernard Bell helps us make sense of them. Christine Koehn hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship.

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2/06/2022 - Taming Beastly Empires, Daniel 7:19-28, Bernard Bell

The imagined worlds we create in video games, movies, and books may not be real -- but that doesn't mean they don't have real things to say. A particularly wise literary beaver comes to mind; come join us on Sunday as Eugene Kwon leads us in Colossians where we will take the advice of C.S. Lewis' Mr. Beaver and explore the question, "Christ is powerful -- but what has He done with that power?" Gabe Ng hosts and Joe Dabaghian and team leads us in worship. 
 
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The imagined worlds we create in video games, movies, and books may not be real -- but that doesn't mean they don't have real things to say. A particularly wise literary beaver comes to mind; come join us on Sunday as Eugene Kwon leads us in Colossians where we will take the advice of C.S. Lewis' Mr. Beaver and explore the question, "Christ is powerful -- but what has He done with that power?" Gabe Ng hosts and Joe Dabaghian and team leads us in worship.

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1/30/2022 - The Glory of Christ, Part 2, Colossians 1:18-20, Eugene Kwon

What do Christ and a 66 million-year-old, dinosaur-killing asteroid have in common? More than you might think! The astrophysics continues into the second week of our study of Paul's Letter to the Colossians as we take a look at Colossians 1:3-8 and consider "the Impact of Christ". Massive things make an impact; what impact does Christ make on our lives? Join Eugene Kwon as he continues in his series: Centered on Christ. Denise Salin hosts and James Garcia leads us in worship. 
 
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What do Christ and a 66 million-year-old, dinosaur-killing asteroid have in common? More than you might think! The astrophysics continues into the second week of our study of Paul's Letter to the Colossians as we take a look at Colossians 1:3-8 and consider "the Impact of Christ". Massive things make an impact; what impact does Christ make on our lives? Join Eugene Kwon as he continues in his series: Centered on Christ. Denise Salin hosts and James Garcia leads us in worship.

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1/9/2022 - The Impact of Christ, Colossians 1:3-8, Eugene Kwon

The most intractable problems in Silicon Valley have to do with housing. Concerns about homelessness, a volatile rental market, unaffordable starter homes, and $60 million mansions dominate headlines. The housing unsettledness of our time and place is not unique, however, and the most important considerations are not economic. We have been created to live in God’s presence, our lasting home is in a heavenly city he has prepared for us. Hebrews tells us that, by faith, Abraham ‘lived in a tent in the promised land’ as he looked forward to the promised city - teaching us faith lessons to begin a new year. Steve Ziesler is our guest pastor. Brian Morgan hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
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The most intractable problems in Silicon Valley have to do with housing. Concerns about homelessness, a volatile rental market, ...

12/26/21 - A Tent in a Promised Land, Hebrews 11:8-12, Steve Zeisler @ 10am

For our final Sunday in our Advent Beginnings series, after exploring Matthew, John and Luke’s birth narratives, we will explore Mark’s birth narrative... But Mark doesn’t have a birth narrative! However, Mark does share good news: "Jesus Christ is the Messiah, the Son of God” (Mk 1:1). Throughout the birth narratives of the other Gospels, we see each character respond to the good news in different ways. But all respond by changing their normal routines and reorienting their lives around Jesus. How do you respond this Christmas to the good news that Jesus Christ is the Messiah, the Son of God? Shawn Reese teaches us as we prepare for Christmas as an entire church family. Christine Koehn hosts, Joshua Paaske and Team lead us in worship and Christine shares a Children's Story Book. 
 
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For our final Sunday in our Advent Beginnings series, after exploring Matthew, John and Luke’s birth narratives, we will explore Mark’s birth narrative...  But Mark doesn’t have a birth narrative!  However, Mark does share good news:  "Jesus Christ is the Messiah, the Son of God” (Mk 1:1).  Throughout the birth narratives of the other Gospels, we see each character respond to the good news in different ways.  But all respond by changing their normal routines and reorienting their lives around Jesus.  How do you respond this Christmas to the good news that Jesus Christ is the Messiah, the Son of God? Shawn Reese teaches us as we prepare for Christmas as an entire church family. Christine Koehn hosts, Joshua Paaske and Team lead us in worship and Christine shares a Children's Story Book.

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12/19/21 - The Gospel Begins, Mark 1:1-4, Shawn Reese

Two weeks ago, we saw Jesus enter Jerusalem, the text we associate with Palm Sunday. Jesus publicly claims kingship, but in an upside-down way. He rides on a donkey demonstrating his humility, gentleness, and desire for peace. That text ended with some Greeks saying they wanted to see Jesus, meaning they want to know what Jesus is all about. In response, Jesus gives his final public appeal for belief in him and his kingship, our text for this Sunday. This is love’s last appeal, summarized best in the phrase "a grain of wheat” (John 12:24). Join us this Sunday as Shawn Reese explores the final public appeal from Jesus in the book of John. Eugene Kwon hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
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Two weeks ago, we saw Jesus enter Jerusalem, the text we associate with Palm Sunday. Jesus publicly claims kingship, but in an upside-down way. He rides on a donkey demonstrating his humility, gentleness, and desire for peace. That text ended with some Greeks saying they wanted to see Jesus, meaning they want to know what Jesus is all about. In response, Jesus gives his final public appeal for belief in him and his kingship, our text for this Sunday. This is love’s last appeal, summarized best in the phrase "a grain of wheat” (John 12:24). Join us this Sunday as Shawn Reese explores the final public appeal from Jesus in the book of John. Eugene Kwon hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship.

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11/14/21 -   Love's Last Appeal, John 12:23-50, Shawn Reese

Gary Vanderet, a former PBCC pastor, is our guest speaker. Sharon Coleman hosts and Lucinda King and Team lead music. 
 
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Gary Vanderet, a former PBCC pastor, is our guest speaker. Sharon Coleman hosts and Lucinda King and Team lead music.

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