Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches on Luke 8v22–56. Jesus demonstrates that there are no fears in life that he has not overcome or will overcome. He teaches us that in the midst of fear, we must have greater faith in the one who has power over all.

This week, Noah Chung teaches about what is beautiful and whether beauty matters to God. Noah reminds us that God created us to find the ultimate beauty in Him and to view created beauty as a reminder to look to Him.

Noah Chung teaches from John 20v1-29 about how Jesus' resurrection changes how we are able to handle our sorrows, our fears, and our doubts. It changes our entire lives.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Kensen Lam, our pastor at Park Community Church Bridgeport, teaches on Luke 8v1–15. There is a high cost to poor listening, and in this passage, we are asked to honestly examine ourselves to identify which of the four heart soils we embody. We must nurture our hearts into fertile soil to truly embrace the good news and yield good fruit.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Thomas Paukovitz teaches on Luke 7v36-8v3. The woman who washed Jesus' feet illustrates the profound realization of our sin debt, which Jesus graciously forgives, and just as He did for her, He does for us. In response, we, like the woman, are moved to express our worship and adoration.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches on Luke 7v18-35 on how Jesus meets our every expectations and repeatedly proves he is who he says he is.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches from Luke 6v46-49 on how Jesus calls his disciples to be doers of his words, not merely hearers.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches from Luke 6v27-42. What is the heartbeat of the new kingdom that Jesus introduces in this passage? It is a kingdom of authentic love, forgiveness, generosity, mercy, and compassion. Recognizing the mercy God has given us is a requirement for participation and, consequently, showing others the same mercy.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches from Luke 6v12-26 on how Jesus calls for a new kingdom to be established on principles different from those of the world.

Continuing our series on the gospel of Luke, Noah Chung teaches from Luke 6v1–11 on the importance of Sabbath, not only as a means for physical rest but as the weekly rehearsal of the gospel in our lives.