Sermons

Pastor Stephen So shows how Zacchaeus’ simple desire to see Jesus led to a restored identity, heartfelt repentance, and a transformed life. When we climb our own “tree,” God meets us, calls us by name, and sends us out as restorers of identity to others

Pastor Josh unpacks why God cares about sexual purity—not to shame us, but to protect the identity and inheritance we have in Christ—and calls us to honest repentance instead of hiding.

Pastor Josh closes 1 Timothy asking, what are you fighting for? A call to stop chasing comfort or wealth and fight the good fight of faith—a life that looks like Jesus.

In this message, Nathan Choi reminds us that faith is not about performance but relationship—calling believers to return to Christ’s love, take responsibility, and live as true children of God.

Coco shares how true maturity isn’t perfection but surrender—learning to let go of pride, depend on God’s strength, and live out a faith that impacts both yourself and those around you.

Owen shares how living out the gospel means more than belief—it’s abiding in Christ daily so His love, character, and fruit are seen in how we lead, love, and live among others

John, a long-time member of our congregation, shared from 1 Timothy 2 with a challenge to intercede for others, live publicly as salt and light, and align our hearts with God’s desire for all people to be saved. Faith is not to be hidden but lived with prayer, dignity, and godliness.

Are we being for real? From 1 Timothy 1, we’re reminded that genuine faith is marked by love, honesty, and a life that stands out for Jesus in the midst of our culture.

Abiding and advancing aren’t opposites—true kingdom work flows through Jesus and the hope of eternal life. TY reminds us it starts with loving the people right next to us.

Pastor Josh shares from 1 Corinthians 4 on leadership, unity, and the unseen burdens of pastoring—reminding us to protect the church by guarding our hearts from judgment and division.