Sejong Chun, a pastor at New Creation Church in South Korea and a visiting professor at Yonsei University, dives into the transformative themes of his work on new creation in Paul's writings. He discusses the unique intercontextual reading shaped by the Korean American experience, particularly during the 1992 LA riots. Chun also highlights Paul's economic vision as a counter to the Roman Empire's exploitation, emphasizing community solidarity through the Jerusalem collection. It's a thought-provoking exploration of faith, identity, and resilience.

Sejong Chun, a visiting professor of the New Testament at Yonsei University and senior pastor of New Creation Church in South Korea, shares insights from his book on Paul’s vision of new creation. He explores the significance of new creation in Galatians and its implications for modern community dynamics. Chun also ties Paul’s collection to a transformative economic vision, challenging Roman exploitation. Additionally, he reflects on the experiences of Korean Americans during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, offering a deeper understanding of faith and communal suffering.