We are starting a new series titled, "UnObvious Idols", and this week we will be looking at two in particular; Hobbies and Politics which can sneak in and become idols in our hearts if we're not careful.

Exodus 20:3–5; Ephesians 5:5; Matthew 6:21; Matthew 6:33; Exodus 20:3; Matthew 22:37; Psalm 20:7; Hebrews 12:1; 1 Timothy 6:17; Romans 1:25; Jeremiah 29:7; Psalm 146:3; Philippians 3:20; Colossians 1:15–18; 1 John 5:21

Pastor Jimmy speaks on why we should look forward to the end times.

This week, Pastor Peter concludes our "Just One" series.

Because God is a good Father, we can confidently bring every request to Him, trusting that He will always give us what is truly good. This message encourages us to make prayer a regular habit by asking in faith while resting in God's goodness, wisdom, and love.

We return to our "Just One" series with a message about Connections and the importance of having people on our side as we navigate life. Let us pray that we are reminded and encouraged in the idea of the necessity of healthy relationships with those at our church.

Meet Pastor John Shin

With 20 years of experience, Pastor John has served in various roles including elementary, small groups, church planting, discipleship, and KCM college ministries. He has also taught as an adjunct professor at Biola and Talbot, where he earned his M.Div and Th.M after studying Music Recording at USC. Married for 15 years to Hannah and a father of three: Matthew, Haven, and Hollyanna, he enjoys lifting weights, K-dramas, and collecting Pokémon cards with his son. Recently, Pastor John started a podcast and church strategy Youtube channel, @crosstruth, and a kids devotional Youtube channel, @crosstruthkids.

We are in our second week of our "Just One" series. This week we will be talking about the power of Just One in acts of kindness, prayer and a gift. We will be challenged to intentionally go big by going small.

Peter, our Executive & College Pastor, kicks off a new series titled, "Just One" this week. He shares a powerful message about the importance of sharing the gospel with just one person.

Celebrating the Father's at JRC and our Heavenly Father.

Pastor Sam shares 5 verses that are meant to inspire and challenge our fathers to be everything God has called them to be. And though the message is directed specifically toward Dads, it's still applicable to everyone.

This week we finish our journey through chapters 6 and 7 of The Book of John. Through the confusion, let us remain focused on the truth of Jesus.

Promotion Sunday, where we celebrate graduations and promotions. And Servant Sunday, showing appreciation and giving encouragement to all our ministry volunteers from the Word of God.