Happy New Year! This week, we launched a short 3-week series called Following Jesus, looking to the ways Jesus launched his ministry! Preaching from Mark 1:4-11, Pastor Joe reflects on baptism.

Join Pastor Joe and Pastor Kristin as they share on Luke 2:22-33. They also reflect on 2023 and look forward to 2024!

Together, we celebrate Christmas Eve remembering how the fulfillment of hope, peace, joy and love came to us in Jesus and committing to work towards that same fulfillment once again. Pastor Joe preaches from Luke 2:1-20. 

This week, we continue on in our Advent series and turn to Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel. Check out Pastor Joe's sermon from Luke 1:26-38.

*Please excuse the audio level inconsistencies of the episode as recording issues were impacted during the sermon. 

This week, we continue through the season of Advent focusing our attention on Joy. Pastoral Intern Brian Fu preaches from John 1:6-8, 19-28 and John 3:25-30, inviting us to learn from John the Baptist on how to declare joy into this broken world. 

This week, our Pastor for Community Engagement, Rev. Kristin Joyner, preaches from Mark 1:1-8, encouraging us to practice preemptive peace in our daily lives for the sake of the world!

This week, we enter into the season of Advent looking at how we might wait for the coming of hope with excitement and with expectancy! Pastor Joe preaches from Mark 13:24-37.

This week, our Pastoral Intern, Brian Fu, preaches from 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11, 16-18. In his message, he shares how giving thanks might be expressed through being firm in one's faith and loving one another. 

This week, we wrapped up a short two-week series on how we might most fully serve God! Turning to Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25, Pastor Joe challenges us to make the intentional and conscious decision to fully serve God in worship, in loyalty, and in obedience! 

Today, we launched a short two-week series exploring the ways we serve God. This week, Pastor Joe Kim preached from Joshua 3:7-17 looking at the role of the priests as the people crossed the Jordan. How might God be calling us to shoulder the burden on behalf of the community?