Luke 18:9-14

This sermon reflects on the true nature of thanksgiving. As we recognize the power of God's Grace in our life, we can truly know what it means to give thanks unto God.

Isaiah 40:28-31

This sermon reminds us that we can always come to God for strength and renewal. In these hard times, let us constantly seek God for our refreshing and sustenance!

Matthew 5:14-16

After the results of the election were announced, this sermon reminds us that our calling to be a "city on a hill" to the world remains. Let us stay steadfast in our commitment to living in the way of Jesus Christ.

Dr. Paul Cho shares about the significance and meaning of the Lord's Table for all Christians. Let us remember God's Goodness and Grace in our lives.

In this episode, we sat down for a candid talk with Rev. Dr. Phillips to discuss transitions in our life journeys and in the life of the church. Through our time together, we reaffirmed our central need for Grace and an openness to the process of change.

1 Timothy 2:1-8

This sermon reflects upon the importance of being priests that connect God with the world and vice versa. Our lifestyle of prayer that stands in the middle of these two things is essential in our Christian discipleship.

Matthew 6:5-13

This sermon reflects on how prayer is not just a spiritual action or discipline, it is a lifestyle communing with God. An essential part of prayer is intimacy with God. From this understanding, all other forms of prayer will flow.

This sermon reminds us of the importance of being connect and rooted in our relationship with Christ above all things. As we do, we will see the fruits of the Spirit flourish in us.

John 5:1-15

This sermon reflects on Jesus healing the man at Bethesda. It is important to realize that God desires healing and restoring for us all. God calls us to be agents of healing and reconciliation in our daily lives.

Joel 2:23-32

This sermon reflects on the great disaster that the prophet Joel faced. While he saw devestation, he also saw the opportunity to do a great work of restoration. Let's think of the ways that we can take our hardships and offer them before God as an opportunity for redemption.