As Passion Week begins, we need to take this time to meditate on what the cross really means. Far from being the safe space for Easter egg hunts and artisanal coffee, the cross of Jesus brings us face to face with the injustice of this world. Jesus suffered so that every human being who suffers unjustly can know that God is down here... with us.

You were created for a purpose. You were made to make a difference in the world. The Christian worldview is the best possible belief system out there for giving dignity to every man and woman. In this message, Pastor Scott Yi emboldens us to lay claim to our God-given rights and follow after the footsteps of the Lord who loves to create.

The legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. needs to be commemorated these days as much as ever before. He modeled for us what a life of faithful resistance should look like. Pastor Scott Yi points us toward the power of redemption to bring peace to a society in conflict.

Pastor Scott Yi looks at the NFL protests and sees what spiritual lessons can be learned from people who stand up for their beliefs. Jesus was as controversial figure as any we find in today's headlines. What does that say about the way our Christian lifestyle should look like?

If we want to be genuine in our faith, we need to practice discernment. All of us need to discern how our culture has infiltrated our beliefs, how our society might be manipulating our attitudes and manipulating the way we practice our faith. Pastor Scott takes a look at our own backdrop of postmodernism to help break us free from the lies that are all around us.

The Bible is full of people who were willing to fight. Pastor Scott Yi looks at a chapter from the life of Moses to urge us in taking up the call to be liberators and defenders of the defenseless.

When we look at God's blueprint for racial reconciliation, which is clearly laid out for us in the New Testament, we've gotten so far off track from scripture that it seems any hope of unity is impossible. How can the Body be made whole? Pastor Scott Yi develops his insights through some painful stories of segregation.

Our world is filled with judgment, lies, and division. A story of racial profiling shows how easy it is for us to fall into the pull of the world's hate. Only God knows what he has in store for our lives.

How do you get different cultures to get along? Pastor Scott Yi looks to Acts 15 to show us that God's Kingdom will only grow once you have the willingness to change.