Charlene preaches a sermon from Titus that closes out our Quiet Charisma sermon series.

Pastor Amos delves into the familiar virtues from Philippians 4:8-9, exploring their deeper meanings through personal encounters with the terminally ill and inmates. Drawing from these experiences, Pastor Amos emphasizes the importance of embodying principles of compassion and quiet charisma in everyday interactions. He highlights the significance of continuing to practice Jesus's teachings of love, forgiveness, and service, even in challenging circumstances. Ultimately, the sermon calls for living out these virtues authentically and embracing transformative experiences that deepen one's understanding of faith and compassion.

Amos Disasa preaches on 1 Thessalonians 5.16–24

Amos Disasa preaches on 1 Thessalonians 5.12–15

Rev. Meagan Findeiss preaches from 1 John 4.16–20

Pastor Amos continues our Quiety Charisma series with a sermon titled 'Be Quick to Listen'

Pastor Amos preaches from Colossians 3.12–17

3 of our graduating seniors share reflections centered on the book of Acts

Amos Disasa Preaches on Ephesians 4.25–32

Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee preaches on 1 Peter 4.7-11