What we see doesn't depend on what we're looking at; what we see depends on the perspective we have in looking at it. Your perspective on faith will determine what you see, and that determines how you respond. A message on John 3:1-17 by Richard Hong.

As we move forward, we often have to pivot in order to achieve what we need to achieve. But the temptation to stay where we are is strong. A message on Matthew 17:1-9 by Richard Hong.

When you learn to cook, you learn there are five basic tastes: sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami (savory). But the reason salt is so important is because of its impact on the others. That's what matters for us, also. A message on Matthew 5:13-20 by Richard Hong.

Quite often, our attitudes aren't shaped by what we encounter; the attitude we bring to the encounter shapes our perception of it. A message on Matthew 5:1-12 by Richard Hong.

Do you want a life of happiness or a life of meaning? They aren't the same thing. But if you want a satisfying life, choose meaning over happiness. And that's what Jesus offers. A message on Matthew 4:12-23 by Richard Hong.

Prequels are all the rage. They tell stories of the turning points in the lives of characters that led them to become the people they would become. Is your life a movie - or a prequel? A message on John 1:29-42 by Richard Hong.

The world isn't divided into what is sacred and what is not. If we think things in the church are more special than things outside of it, soon we'll think the same of people. We need to see others as more, not less. A message on Matthew 3:13-17 by Richard Hong.

Too often we choose our goals and ask God to help us achieve them. But there is an alternative: rely on God to cast vision, then bring your gifts and talents to achieve them. A New Year's message on Matthew 2:13-23 by Richard Hong.

Sometimes we only look for the end result, when what is right in front of us is the sign that the result is coming. A message on Matthew 11:2-11 by Richard Hong.