This week, Pastor Ulysses continues our series through the book of Romans as Paul confronts a common question about grace and sin. We’re reminded that everyone serves a master, but that God has rescued us from slavery to sin and brought us into a new way of life. Through this passage, we’re invited to consider what the fruit in our lives reveals about who truly rules our hearts.

This week, Pastor Ulysses continues our study in Romans with a message from Romans 6:1–14. As Paul turns from what God has done for us to how we are called to live, we’re reminded that grace is not a license to sin, but it's the power that frees us from it. Through this passage, we’re invited to understand who we are in Christ and to live in light of that new reality.

In this message, Pastor Ulysses Wang explores Romans 5:12-21, contrasting the legacy of sin inherited from Adam with the forgiveness found in Jesus. While the first Adam opened the door to death for all humanity, we discover how Jesus does much more by offering a gift of grace that completely cleanses that sin. We learn why Christ is the only true answer to the brokenness of this world and how He can replace our despair with an eternal hope.

In this message, Pastor Jonathan explores Romans 5:1-11, revealing how justification by faith brings us into a state of permanent peace and reconciliation with God. We discover how to anchor our heart in a hope that is truly secure, one that is is rooted in a love far greater than what the world can offer.

This week, Pastor Ulysses shares a message from Haggai 1 titled Consider. As we step into a new year, this passage invites us to pause and examine our ways—asking where we are headed and what may be crowding God out of our lives. We are reminded that when we turn back to the Lord, He is faithful to help us rebuild a life with Christ at the center.

This week, we celebrate the hope of Christmas with a message from Matthew 2. In this passage, we see that Jesus is born not just as a Savior, but as a King—one whose authority reaches every corner of our lives. As we follow the story surrounding Jesus’ birth, we’re reminded that even in a world marked by darkness and brokenness, God is sovereign, present, and bringing light through His Son.

This Sunday, Pastor Ulysses unpacks the heart of the gospel in Romans 3:21-31, reminding us that God’s righteousness is revealed not through the law, but through faith in Jesus Christ. We learn that salvation is entirely by grace, not works, leaving no room for boasting and inviting us instead to find rest in Christ’s finished work.