"Deep in our soul we desperately want to only live for God, we want to have that kind of security that says, God first and God only. He calls us to go, be his ambassador so that we can grow into that security. And then he calls us to go so that we can see things that prophets and kings longed to see." Listen as Pastor Chris Rattay expands on the idea of ambassadorship through Luke 10.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Emily Howard walks us through reflection and exhorts truth through testimony.

What does it mean to proclaim the good news of the Kingdom of God? Contrary to popular belief: isn’t some nice safe thing - it is a dangerous and revolutionary thing, but it IS good.

The Kingdom of God is not like the kingdom of the world, it doesn’t force its will but wins people over. It doesn’t oppress but it uplifts. It doesn’t make false promises but is the real deal through and through that brings tangible restoration. It doesn’t hurt but rather it heals. Listen as Pastor Chris expands on the idea of proclamation and what it means to heal.

What does it mean to proclaim the good news of the Kingdom of God? Contrary to popular belief: isn’t some nice safe thing - it is a dangerous and revolutionary thing, but it IS good.
The Kingdom of God is not like the kingdom of the world, it doesn’t force its will but wins people over. It doesn’t oppress but it uplifts. It doesn’t make false promises but is the real deal through and through that brings tangible restoration. It doesn’t hurt but rather it heals. Listen as Associate Pastor David Kitani from our sister church, New Life, delves deep into Luke 9:1-6 and expands on the idea of "good news", on proclamation, and healing.

In our new series, "Sent: A Call to Missional Living", we are going to delve deeper into what it means to live missionally through Acts and other passages. The beginning of the book of Acts is a big picture, priority-setting text in our Bibles with our section today ending with Jesus calling the first disciples and thus every disciple, Jesus calling us to our life purpose: be witnesses, representatives, spokespeople, ambassadors to the risen Jesus, the King of Kings, to the Kingdom of God everywhere - in your family, in your neighborhood, in your city, your state, your country, and the world. So how do we get there?

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Emily Howard walks us through reflection and exhorts truth through testimony.

"We know from both Scripture and our own lived experience, that we can’t make it on this journey alone; we need each other. The community of faith – the people of God, the Church – is essential. To live out that value of community, today we are going to be looking at a passage that has given us the key for friendships in the Church." Listen as guest speaker Kathryn Cheng and elder, Quen Cheng, lead us in an exhortation and study on Philippians 2:1-11.

“Hospitality at its heart is welcoming and receiving someone into your heart, into your literal house, into your life... It [hospitality] goes beyond being generous with people you like, and chooses to be generous with people that are difficult to like.” Listen as Pastor Chris delves deeper into the characteristics of hospitality and how we are meant to end a welcome to those around us and in our friendships.

If you had to tell your story to the world, what would you say? What details would you include? And more importantly, why would the world care to listen? Sharing your testimony can often feel like shouting into the void, but there are reasons to do it - thoughtful, spiritual, and life-changing reasons. Listen as members of our church share their stories and as Emily Howard walks us through reflection and exhorts truth through testimony.

In our series on Friendships, we’ve talked about cultivating friendships through generosity, intentionality, empathy & hope. Today we will look at what happens when those friendships we’ve been cultivating go wrong and how we as children of God in his kingdom, can live into who we are as meek, merciful peacemakers. Listen as guest speaker, Kathryn Cheng, continues our series "On Friendship" and how we can deepen our relationships with one another as well as with Jesus.