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Storyline Seoul
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Storyline is a church helping young adults discover meaning, happiness, and freedom by renewing their storylines through the gospel.
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Dead to Sin, Alive to God
6d ago00:30:58Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 June 21, Sunday, Storyline Church) What if the key to overcoming sin isn't focusing on rules or trying harder to be holy, but beholding the new identity Christ has granted you? The greatest challenge in the Christian life is not behaving and becoming a new person. It is believing God has already made you new and living in light of this new identity. Scripture: Romans 6:1-11 #Romans5 #storylineseoul #pastorchristianlee
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When Grace Reigns
2w ago00:35:03Tap to summarizeErin Lee (2026 June 14, Sunday, Storyline Church) What comes to mind when you hear the word grace? Many of us think of grace as a pardon or a second chance when we've failed. While all of those are true, Romans 5 reveals that grace is far more than a moment of forgiveness or the event that brought us salvation. Discover what it means for God's grace to reign through righteousness in the lives of believers. Where sin increases, the word of God says that grace super abounds! Scripture: Romans 5:18–21 #Romans5 #storylineseoul #pastorerinlee
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Another Adam
3w ago00:27:46Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 June 7, Sunday, Storyline Church) Why do we suffer the consequences of a decision we never made? Paul takes us back to Adam and reveals a truth that challenges our modern individualism: death entered the world through one man, the God-designated representative for humanity. Yet what initially sounds like bad news becomes the foundation of the gospel itself. If Adam's sin could bring condemnation and death to all, then Jesus Christ—the greater Adam—can bring justification and life to all who receive Him. Discover how the obedience of Christ is far greater than the failure of Adam and how this good news liberates us from our storylines of self-pity, despair and hopelessness we feel stuck in. Scripture: Romans 5:12-17 #Romans5 #storylineseoul #pastorchristianlee
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While We Were His Enemies
4w ago00:37:47Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 May 31, Sunday, Storyline Church) Many pastors today, some of them incredibly popular with millions of followers, refuse to say anything unpleasant about the sinful nature of humanity. It's mentioned in passing, “No one is perfect, we all sin and fall short.” The argument goes, “People are already so discouraged and beaten down in their lives, they do not need to be told they are sinful.” Romans 5:5-11 describes the love God has for us. Yet Paul’s teaching on the greatness of God’s love is placed against the black backdrop of human sin. In order to appreciate or even understand the greatness of God’s love, we must look at the evil nature of those whom God has set his love upon. Only against this contrasting background are we able to form a true picture of how great God’s love is. Scripture: Romans 5:5-11 #Romans5 #storylineseoul #pastorchristianlee
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Boasting in Our Sufferings
May 2400:35:49Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 May 24, Sunday, Storyline Church) Romans 5 confronts one of the hardest questions every Christian eventually faces: What happens to our faith when life falls apart? In this message, we explore how suffering does not diminish the benefits of justification by grace—it can actually deepen them. Paul shows us that pain can produce perseverance, character, and an unshakable hope when our confidence is rooted in Christ instead of ourselves. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in the middle of disappointment, grief, anxiety, or hardship, this message will help you see suffering through the lens of the gospel. Scripture: Romans 5:1-5 #Romans5 #ChristianSermon #storylineseoul #pastorchristianlee
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Trusting Christianity But Not Christ
Mar 800:47:02Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 March 8, Sunday, Storyline Church) In Romans 2:17–29, the Apostle Paul exposes a subtle but dangerous spiritual trap: trusting Christianity without truly trusting Christ. The Jews of Paul’s day relied on their moralism—having and keeping the law—and their national identity as God’s chosen people. But instead of producing good fruit, their reliance on religion led to hypocrisy and spiritual pride, resulting in: “God’s name is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you.” In this message, we explore how the same thing is happening today as churchgoing Christians produce bad fruit as they "rely on" and "boast in" correct doctrine or moral living or political affiliations or spiritual gifts or emotional praise or religious participation rather than the gospel. True faith is not outward religion but a transformed heart—what Scripture calls a “circumcision of the heart” by the Holy Spirit through faith in Jesus Christ. Scripture: Romans 2:17-29 #Romans2 #ChristianSermon #Conscience #JudgmentDay #GospelTruth
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Our Conscience Bears Witness
Mar 100:40:51Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 March 1, Sunday, Storyline Church) A common objection to the gospel is: If Christ is the only way, what happens to all those remote villages where people have never heard about Christ? How can God hold them accountable? In Romans 2:12–16, Paul addresses this matter by teaching that all will be justly held accountable on Judgment Day. How? Because the moral law is written on the human heart. Our conscience bears witness — accusing, defending, and reminding us that when we do wrong, we know we shouldn't do it. The anxiety of being exposed isn’t random. It’s a preview of Judgment Day. If God judges according to truth, deeds, and impartial justice, who can stand? Scripture: Romans 2:12-16 #Romans2 #ChristianSermon #Conscience #JudgmentDay #GospelTruth
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The Good News You Don't Want to Hear
Feb 2200:35:31Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 February 22, Sunday, Storyline Church) We love calling the gospel “good news.” But good news only matters if we first understand the bad news. In Romans 2, Paul confronts both moral insiders and irreligious outsiders with the coming judgment of God. No one escapes. No one is neutral. We cannot appreciate the gospel unless we are first confronted by its diagnosis — and why the glory of the cross shines brightest against the reality of judgment. Scripture: Romans 2:5-11
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When Comparison Replaces Repentance
Feb 1500:23:41Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 February 15, Sunday, Storyline Church) What if the biggest spiritual danger isn’t rebellion… but comparison? “At least I’m not like that.” We rarely say it out loud, but it shapes how we see ourselves. Romans 2 reveals how comparison can quietly replace repentance while fueling self-righteousness or indifference, giving us a false sense of security. Scripture: Romans 2:1-6
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Symptoms of Our Idolatry
Feb 800:34:45Tap to summarizeChristian Lee (2026 February 8, Sunday, Storyline Church) What if our broken desires aren’t the root problem, but the symptoms of something deeper? In Romans 1:26–32, the Apostle Paul reveals how misplaced worship slowly reshapes our affections, behavior, and results in relational break downs. In this message, we explore how idolatry distorts desire—and how the gospel restores freedom and self control. Scripture: Romans 1:26-32
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