Being pragmatic is good, but sometimes God calls us to see Him beyond our logic and pragmatism. We see the heart of Jesus wanting to lead Philip to trust Him beyond his logic. This is His heart for us, that we would live by faith, not by sight.

John is famously known as the “Apostle of Love”, but prior to that, he was known as a “Son of Thunder”. The transformation in his life stemmed from encountering and experiencing the love of Christ and abiding in His love.

Material wealth is good, but only if we use them to achieve the greater purpose that God has given us. We must not make wealth as the end of itself, but rather only a means to the end. Judas made the mistake of putting more importance on money that does not offer lasting happiness.

In week 2 of our series on The Twelve, Ps. Betty Chung introduces us to Andrew; the first called disciple. Though he may have lived in the shadow of his brother Peter, he was faithful to his calling, he showed humility and he lived a lifestyle of personal evangelism.

Although James was an insider with the Lord Jesus, he did not have the same popularity and recognition as Peter and John. However, he finished the race marked out for him and became the first apostle to be martyred.

Sex is a gift from God. A healthy and happy marriage flourishes only when sex is enjoyed exclusively. This is because sex is like fire; where you place it will determine if it brings blessing or curse. This weekend's message will help you better understand the gift of sex in marriage and how to avoid sexual sin.

The marriage relationship is the most intimate and important of all human relationships, but sadly the institution of marriage is quite often misunderstood. When you examine the question of male and female relationships in marriage, two questions come to mind: What does it mean to be a man? What does it mean to be a woman? We will get into these questions in this series starting in this message with P. Ed!

Man’s greatest enemy is death. While most people ignore or even fear death, Jesus reassures us with this last “I Am” statement that He is indeed Resurrection and Life. Because of His sacrifice on the cross, death is not the end but rather the beginning of eternal life.

In John 14, Jesus spoke directly to his disciples at a time when they had plenty of good reasons to be troubled. Like them, when we look around us today there are many things that can stir up fear or anxiety in us. This weekend, Wilma Wu shares on how Jesus can comfort our hearts with three fundamental truths about who He is. Jesus is The Way, The Truth, and The Life!