Tapestry LA Sermons

Andrew Kim, Stacy Aguilar, and Yoon Lee discuss the sermon as Charles Choe speaks from Matthew 5:1-8 on the blessedness of being pure in heart—a work that God does in our hearts that we can draw near to him.

Tapestry continues its Story of the Kingdom sermon series. This week Charles Choe speaks from Matthew 5:1-8 on the blessedness of being pure in heart—a work that God does in our hearts that we can draw near to him.

Andrew Kim, Stacy Aguilar, and Sherine Dissanayake discuss the sermon and unpack Matthew 5:1-7 on the blessedness of being merciful. As recipients of God's mercy, we are invited into a life of extending mercy to others.

Tapestry continues its Story of the Kingdom sermon series. This week Charles Choe speaks from Matthew 5:1-7 on the blessedness of being merciful. As recipients of God's mercy, we are invited into a life of extending mercy to others.

Andrew Kim, Stacy Aguilar, and James Lee discuss the Sunday sermon as Yoon Lee speaks from Matthew 5:1-5 on the blessedness of hungering for the righteousness of God.

Tapestry continues its Story of the Kingdom sermon series. This week Yoon Lee speaks from Matthew 5:6 on the human condition as the "hungry" and "thirsty," as those who need God and his righteousness.

Andrew Kim, Hanna Lee, and Stacy Aguilar talk about how to thrive in your cell community in the midst of a pandemic.

Tapestry continues its Story of the Kingdom sermon series. This week Charles Choe speaks from Matthew 5:1-5 on what it means to live out meekness as a follower of Christ, where true meekness is displayed in trusting God's goodness.

This week, Stacy Aguilar, Sherine Dissanayake and Sarah Kim discuss the sermon as Charles Choe speaks from Matthew 5:1-4 on the blessedness of mourning over sin. Only through mourning over sin can one truly know and experience the depths of God's love in Christ Jesus.

This week, Andrew Kim, Stacy Aguilar, and Aaron kim discuss the Sunday sermon as Charles Choe speaks from Matthew 5:1-3 on the characteristics of life in the kingdom, where the experience of true blessedness first and foremost begins out of the inward condition of spiritual poverty.