As Pastor Ulysses continues his series in the Gospel of John, verses 19-34 points to the Jesus already introduced through the testimony of John the Baptist. As the Jewish leaders try to investigate who this Baptist was, they make many guesses. Is he the promised Messiah or the prophesied Elijah or even the prophet promised by Moses? John instead points to Jesus, the only one worth knowing and cherishing. John introduces Jesus as the lamb who takes away the sins of the world, the one in whom the Holy Spirit remains and the one who fills us with his spirit. John identified it as a privilege to point to this Jesus. Listen to Pastor Ulysses explain why!

Today we begin a new sermon series on the Gospel of John. Through this passage, we are introduced to Jesus and learn that though He is of flesh, He is the perfect expression of God. The deeds and words of Jesus are those of God. As Christians we need to remember that Jesus so loved us, He gave His own life so that we may be saved and free to have a relationship with God.

This Sunday we are blessed with a guest speaker from Kairos Christian Church. Pastor Peter Yoon delivers to us a message on the importance of missions through the lens of the parable in which Jesus restores a blind man's sight. Through this passage, we learn that in this world of broken people, God sends hope and healing through His healed messengers. When we embrace the gospel and walk with God, we can do this as well.

This past Sunday, Pastor Joel King asks the question “Why are you here?”, serving as a reminder for us to check our motivations in being a follower of Christ. Pastor Joel then explores the motivations behind why the disciples followed Jesus and uses that as a template of how we should follow Jesus in our lives as well.

What does it mean to truly invest in and seek first the kingdom of God? In this message Pastor Sung illustrates how we can join in what is God doing and put aside our personal greed and anxieties of the world to pursue Him first in our life.

Pastor Soosang Park from Revive Presbyterian teaches us this Sunday from Philippians 2. Going through the passage the guest speaker challenges us to consider what being humble in the Kingdom of God means. The world calls on us to seek equality with God, but the Word of God calls us to a kind of humility that can be only defined as blessed forgetfulness. Listen to Pastor Soosang as he challenges our perspective on life, family and friendships if we lived with kingdom minded humility.

As Paul wraps up his first epistle to the Corinthians, he presents a compelling picture of the importance of both the local and global church. From this early age we see the local church coming together on the first day of the week, raising money and sending people to support the global church. Pastor Ulysses leads us through this description of the first century church and Paul’s affection for them to show us a biblical mandate to love and support both the local and global church.

For this Sunday's message we are blessed with a guest speaker from the Church of Southland. Pastor Keith Park teaches us a little bit about life and how to live it to the fullest.

The answer to that question is to remember we are created by God to love Him and to be loved by Him. As long as we journey through life and remember and practice that, we can lead a fulfilling one instead of one where we endlessly chase worldly desires.

Continuing our series on Corinthians, Pastor Ulysses teaches us this Sunday about our resurrection bodies. Because of the first Adam and his sin we will all die a dishonorable death, sickly and frail at the end. But because of Jesus and his sacrifice, we will be reraised in glory with a heavenly body just like Him. Thus we no longer have to fear the ever setting sun of youth or try and extract every drop of existence from this life. Instead we can look forward to the next life where we will be bestowed with eternally delightful bodies and boundless joy.

As we go through one of the last chapters of 1 Corinthians, Pastor Ulysses covers the topic of Jesus' resurrection and the importance of this event as part of our faith. During the sermon we learn about the evidence of resurrection and how we can view the resurrection as a means of hope and freedom in a fallen world.