Sermon Series: Too Good to Keep Secret

Sermon Title: Giving What We Have

Text: Acts 3:1-10

Faith and Finances

Speaker: William Lee

Title: Discipleship Reflections

Speaker: Sam Kim

Title: Father's Day Message

Text: Ephesians 6:4

Reflections on Fatherhood by Rex Lee

Sermon Series: Too Good to Keep Secret

Sermon TItle: Eyes That See

Sermon Text: Luke 10:1-8, 17; Eph 6:12-18

Steve's Testimony

“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12)

This was a statement of fact that Jesus was giving to those who were listening.

This is a statement of truth for the whole world in the same way the law of gravity affects everyone on earth.

In whatever hardship, darkness, frustration, emptiness, sadness, disillusionment, hopelessness, exhaustion, and any challenge we may be facing, Jesus says to each of us, "I am the Light of the World".

In other words, what we are facing is NOT the final say. Jesus is our light. He promises that following Him leads us through our darkness. There is no challenge that is too thick or impossible for Jesus to lead us. 

This Sunday, we have OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY. We invite you to gather together in your houses as P.Jenn provides the reminder that Jesus is the Light of OUR LIFE.  May you find this "Too Good to Keep Secret"!

Have you ever felt that nobody was there?

Have you ever felt forgotten in the middle of nowhere? 

Have you ever felt that you could disappear and that you could fall and no-one hear?

In our lives, there are moments we can feel lost, broken and alone. The Good News we are given by Jesus is NO MATTER where you are, 

He sees you. Your voice is heard. You will be found.

This Sunday we begin a new sermon series that will take us into our summer months. The series is called, "Too Good to Keep Secret".

Sometimes we can forget what makes the Gospel and our faith "Good News". We find ourselves keeping our faith to ourselves and sometimes feel that these are personal and private matters.

But when we come across something amazing or life changing in our life, we find ourselves putting the 'it's a personal preference' mindset in the backseat and can't help but share it with others.