Have you ever had questions about Christianity? Everyone has questions in their faith journey, and this 4 episode lunch series (every Friday in Mr. Cha's room) is designed to answer them. This episode covers how reason coincides with faith, rather than contradicting it.

Are you new to Christianity? This new series is for people who have recently joined God's family. Come to Mr. Cha's room on Friday lunches to be there in person!

Sickness is that which disrupts our ability to flourish. Do you or any loved ones you know have sicknesses? In reality, whether we think so or not, we all do. Today, we learn how Jesus is our healer, who sets us free from the sickness of sin.

Testimonies serve as proof of a living God who is active in our communities and lives. In Tommy's testimony, he shares his journey of encountering God, starting as an atheist who found "the idea of religion ... so archaic" to an open-minded agnostic to a Christian who realizes "trying to always be rational is irrational and some things have to be admitted and accepted as true through faith."

"In a loud voice they were saying: 'Worthy is the Lamb, who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and strength and honor and glory and praise!'” In this sermon, we learn about the name the angels and the elders use to praise Jesus.

Although God has many names in the Bible, Yahweh - also known as I am - is the only name that God uses to refer to himself. This sermon is the first of a series, in which we learn about the names of God. In this sermon, we learn about God's most holy name, Yahweh.

At what times do you feel the most peace? According to the Bible, Jesus, the Prince of Peace, is our source of peace. Today's sermon is about how Jesus' presence, regardless of hard circumstances, is what can bring us peace.

Testimonies serve as proof for a living God that is active in our communities and lives. In Evelyn's testimony, she shares how God used trials and tribulations to bring her closer to Him: "It felt like God was speaking directly to me, as if he had been waiting for me to finally listen."

Do you ever feel doomed by the crises of this world? We commonly forget God's gift of eternal life and fixate on the issues in this world. In this sermon, we are reminded of the Hope of Heaven: as children of God, we are saved and will soon be in a place with no pain or suffering, where we can fully experience all of God.

God's love is deep and complex; in the Hebrew Bible, the word "Hesed" is used to describe God's love. This word is so complex that there have been more than seven different attempts at translating it. Today we conduct a word study on Hesed, giving us better understanding on the nature of God's love.