Key Verse: Matthew 1:21-24 This sermon overviews the meaning of the word Immanuel and why this word was given to God's people as a covenant promise. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Isaiah 9:2-7 This sermon goes over four names given to Jesus in Isaiah 9- Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Check out this sermon now to see what God is doing in this season as He manifests Himself to the Church. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: 1 Thessalonians 5:18 This sermon explains why it is God's desire that we give thanks in every circumstance and what benefits a thanksgiving lifestyle brings. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Luke 17:5-10 In this passage, the disciples ask of Jesus, "Increase our faith!" This sermon points out three keys that will increase our faith. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Psalm 27:1-6 This is a continuation from last week's message on returning to our first love. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Revelation 2:4-5 God desires for us to return to our first love in this season by following three actions described in this key verse: remember, repent, and return. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Genesis 29:31-35 Leah was often overshadowed by her beautiful sister, Rachel. This sermon follows Leah's naming of her first three children, and how they ultimately show her progress from insecurity to a complete surrender to God's will in her life. This is the destiny of Leah. Jenny Vindas Castillo
Key Verses: Acts 4:32-33 This sermon examines what Great Grace means to us as we are now in the season of it. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Luke 17:1 This teaching thoroughly explains what happens when an offense enters a person’s heart and how one can defend his or her heart. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Romans 10:13 This sermon encourages the church to have faith in the powerful name of Jesus. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Mark 9:14-29 This sermon begins with an introspective question: How is your prayer life? It goes on to examine what is the primary factor that propels us to have the faith to make all things possible. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Galatians 5:1-4 There is a fine line between law and grace, and it often comes down to the posture of the heart. This sermon explains what true freedom in Christ means to believers and how they can live under grace. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Psalm 96:1-3 God commands us to sing to Him a new song, but what does that mean? Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Psalm 147:1-20 This is a two-part Sunday teaching on worship. In this beautiful Psalm that praises God for who He is, this sermon examines some of the characteristics of God that the writer expresses. Ultimately, we find that He is our great God who is worthy of our praise. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Psalm 147:1-12 This is a two-part Sunday teaching on worship. In this passage are five Hebrew words describing worship. This sermon illustrates what each of these mean and what God desires in our worship. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: Ephesians 4:1-3 This sermon uses this key passage to observe three ways one can live a life worthy of the calling of God by looking at the Greek words of: humility, gentleness, and patience. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verse: John 3:1-21 There are questions and problems that the world has not found an answer to. God is raising up His people to point them to the One who is the answer. Pastor Paul Mun
Key Verses: Judges 7:15-23, 2 Corinthians 4:4-12 As God is raising up a Gideon's army in our generation, this sermon examines four special qualities that they possess: fearless, alert, broken, and able to move the heart of God. Pastor Ryan Lee
Key Verses: Ephesians 4:30, 5:1-2 Believers are exhorted to walk in love as they imitate God's love. This can be done through relationship with each person of Trinity, as we come to experience the love of God as He administers His love to us through each person of Trinity. What we experience from God, we can practice as we imitate His love. Pastor Joseph Lee
Key Verse: Matthew 11:11 This sermon describes the necessity of God's death process in our lives through a cute and illuminating story of a popcorn kernel family. If we choose not to be offended at God, He blesses us with a greater understanding of Christ in us. Pastor Joanne Lee