Continuing in our prayer sermon series, Pastor Sherine Dissanayake preaches from Psalm 105:1-15 on expressing gratitude in prayer. The passage of scripture reveals how gratitude was expressed, how gratitude can often be a fight, and the power that lies in practicing gratitude. 

As we continue in our prayer sermon series, Pastor Charles Choe preaches from Matthew 4:1-10 on engaging in spiritual warfare through prayer. Scripture reveals that there is an ongoing spiritual warfare taking place, and Jesus modeled overcoming the enemy through immersion in the word of God and prayer. 

As we continue in our prayer sermon series, Hanna Lee preaches from Mark 5:21-43 about the prayer of healing. We live in a skeptical world where our attitude towards healing is defined by doubt. However, Jesus invites us in our suffering and pain to come to Him in humility to receive healing and more importantly, His presence. 

As we continue in our prayer sermon series, Pastor Charles Choe preaches from Psalm 130 about the prayer of confession. There are two kinds of guilt: true guilt that comes from the Holy Spirit and the false guilt that comes from the devil. We are to separate these two and confess our true guilt to the Lord and He will faithfully free us from bondage.

As we continue in our prayer sermon series, Pastor Andrew Kim preaches from Matthew 11:25-30 on finding true rest for our souls by yoking ourselves to Jesus. In taking his yoke, we discover freedom from the standards of the world's yoke, and experience the rest that comes from being rooted in God's approval, acceptance, and love.

As we continue in our sermon series on prayer, Pastor Charles Choe preaches from Psalm 96 on the prayer of praise. The key to this prayer begins with recognizing God for who He is, gazing upon His beauty, and adoring Him for who He is.

As we continue in our sermon series on prayer, Pastor Charles Choe preaches from Psalm 42 on the existential thirst for God as part of a universal human condition. In prayer, we find the remedy to wrestle through seasons of dryness to engage our thirst for God and pray the gospel truth deeper into our hearts by the work of the Spirit.

With the start of a new year, Pastor Charles introduces a new sermon series on prayer, preaching from Matthew 6:5-10 on the need for prayer for the human soul. The passage of scripture calls us to the place of prayer as it is one of the most essential practices for Christians, being one of the primary means by which we enjoy and walk with him.

As we anticipate the new year in 2020, Pastor Charles Choe preaches from Acts 27:13-38 on knowing and living in God's will. He shows from the passage that God's will can often be complex but also quite simple at the same time, and despite this seeming tension, God has given us his Spirit to lead and guide us into his will in all parts of life.

As we conclude our Christmas advent season, Pastor Charles Choe preaches from John 3:16 about the love displayed in the Christmas story—that God loved humanity to the point of giving his Son for their behalf. This agape love now produces within believers the capacity to love others with the love received in Christ.