This week, Pastor Ulysses teaches from Romans 9, where Paul expresses a profound burden for those who are far from God. His words invite us to consider how we see the people around us and to reflect on whether we share that same urgency. As we explore this passage, we’re also reminded that our hope in evangelism rests not in our efforts, but in the power of a sovereign God.

This week, Pastor Ulysses continues our series through the book of Romans with another message from chapter 8. In this passage, Paul points us to the unshakable confidence we have in God’s love. Even in the face of suffering, opposition, or uncertainty, we’re reminded that nothing can ultimately stand against God’s purposes for His people or separate us from His love.

In this message, Pastor Ulysses Wang explores Romans 8:26–30, revealing that when suffering leaves us unable to pray, the Holy Spirit intercedes through our groans to ensure God’s good purposes cannot fail. We then discover how to rest in God’s unbreakable plan, trusting that He is working through every trial to conform us to the image of Jesus.

This week, Pastor Ulysses Wang dives into Romans 8:15-25, revealing how the Holy Spirit empowers us to move from fearful slavery to the security of our father, even in the midst of deep pain. We see how our present sufferings are not worth comparing to the glory waiting to be revealed, and learn how to wait with patient endurance for the redemption that is surely coming.

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.