First Presbyterian Church of Englewood - Video

Jesus didn't sugarcoat it. If things are bad, they will get better - but if things are good, they will get worse. Reversals are inevitable. But how will you deal with this possibility? A message on Luke 6:17-26 by Richard Hong.

We're always taught to visualize ourselves succeeding. It helps us perform well. Why don't we visualize God succeeding even more? A message on Luke 4:14-21 by Richard Hong.

Change happens from the foundation up, not the surface down. But when it happens, it cascades. A message on John 2:1-11 by Richard Hong.

A great baseball player is called a "five-tool" player. They can do it all. They're complete. Are you striving to be a complete follower of Christ? Are you learning, praying, giving, serving, and sharing your faith? A message on Acts 8:9-25 by Richard Hong.

When you "know" someone, you know their character. You can tell stories that show their character. We know God through the stories about Jesus - and that's how people know you. A message on John 1:10-18 by Richard Hong

Christmas. Love. These often inspire sentimentality, but the love of Christmas isn't sentimental, it's revolutionary. A message on Like 1:39-55 by Richard Hong.

It often seems as if things can't get better, or that we can't get better. But the world can be better, and it starts with us. A message on Luke 3:7-18 by Richard Hong.

John the Baptist prepared the way for Jesus by proclaiming a need for repentance. Because we have to be reconciled to one another before we can be reconciled to God. A message on Luke 3:1-6 by Richard Hong.