Instead of asking, "Do I have enough faith." Ask yourself, "Whom do I have faith in?" Take a listen to "The Law of Faith" from Romans 3:27-31 by Steve S. Chang.

How can God be both loving and just to an unrighteous people? There is only one way. Take a listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang in What is Faith, part 1: "The Case for Faith" from Romans 3:21-26.

If Jesus Christ died and was resurrected, then everything is different. Take a listen to Steve Bang Lee's Easter message on "How Easter Changes Everything" from John 20:1-18.

Palm Sunday is tethered not only to the death and resurrection of Jesus, but the death and reversal of death of Lazarus. Take a listen to "Worshiping the Uncrucified Christ" from John 12:9-26 by Steve S. Chang.

All of us need a Savior, but none of us can save ourselves. Listen to Steve S. Chang in "Come and See" from John 1:35-51.

The sin condition problem is not just an action problem. It is a human condition problem. Down to the very core of who we are, there is a fallenness to us. Take a listen to this necessary truth from "The Case Against All" (Romans 3:9-20) by Steve Bang Lee.

When your community observes your snide remarks, inflammatory social media post, and indifference to those who are of different religion, sexual orientation, political leanings, race, and legal standing, would they see you as judgmental or loving? Take a listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang's message on "A Case Against the Religious" from Romans 2:17-3:8.

The Christian life is not about doing the minimum but maximizing ourselves for the Kingdom of God. "Yes, no, wow...." Pastor Min Joshua Chung exegetes our current culture in "The Voice for the 21st Century" from Luke 9:23-25.

Pastor Steve S. Chang illustrates how we abdicate knowledge of God and morality because we choose not to know. Take a listen to The Case Against Mankind, part 1 from Romans 1:18-32.

The gospel is for all of us. We do not graduate from the gospel but rather deeper into it. Take a listen to Steve Bang Lee's message on the central thesis on the book of Romans in "Experiencing Gospel Thesis" (Romans 1:8-17).