A message on the book of Obadiah from Herbert. In today's message, we discuss how difficult it is to wait on God's justice when we want it now. Even though it doesn't always feel like it, the Day of the Lord is coming where God will make all things right. Let's be ready for that day.

Message on the prophet Amos. God cares about justice and defending those who are on the outskirts of society. As the people of God, how do we promote and grow Biblical Justice? We discuss how in order to have justice, we must make it personal, take it to the gate, and have a new heart.

A study on the book of Joel, Jim teaches about the Day of the Lord. On the Day of the Lord. all humanity will know that God is Lord over all things. We study what the implications of the Day of the Lord is on our lives today.

A sermon on the book of Hosea. Noah Chung starts our summer sermon series going through the Minor Prophets- Faithful. An overview of the minor prophets and where they took place. Hosea shows us the faithfulness of God’s Love amidst our own unfaithfulness.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches on Luke 10v25-37. Jesus reveals how our hearts intuition can go against His command to love our neighbors. Yet, in this passage Jesus teaches us how to be the neighbors God has demonstrated and called us to be.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches on Luke 10v1–24. Jesus shares how his disciples are to harvest, what the results of His harvest are, and what ultimately fuels His harvest.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches on Luke 9v51–62. What does it mean to follow and serve Jesus today? Following Jesus comes at a price, but there is an even bigger cost to not doing so.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Kensen Lam (pastor at Park Bridgeport) teaches on Luke 9v37–50. “Pride is your greatest enemy, humility is your greatest friend," said the late John Stott. The path from pride to genuine humility is to know Jesus and to reflect on the richness of the cross.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Thomas Paukovitz teaches on Luke 9v18–36. In this text, Jesus poses the question, "Who do you say that I am?" His identity not only motivates His sacrifice, making Him worthy of worship, it also shapes our own identity in Christ, infusing purpose into our lives while urging us to deny ourselves.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Jim White teaches on Luke 9v1–17. God always provides for his children. He provides for those in gospel ministry and for our most basic needs. His resources are limitless.