Living Grace Ministry

Message from Pastor David Beck. We are called to go and share the Gospel to those around us, but it seems like we limit this to missions trips or just particular times of the year. Our hope is to grow in confidence and conviction to share the gospel in whatever opportunities that God gives us.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Recognizing and appreciating the beauty of the Lord is an underrated spiritual practice but one that we can do just about anywhere and at any time.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Regret is not godly, it holds us back from experiencing new life in Christ.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Honoring and blessing the family we have, as they are and not as we wish them to be, is a blessing to us in return.

Message from Rev. Joseph Won.

Message from Sara Chang.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The Christian life is about learning to die and be transformed daily. And this requires learning the one thing most of us never want to do—surrender.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. We often think of salvation as something that comes later, but in Christ, salvation can come right here right now.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. No getting around it–waiting can be hard and so can life. But we can get unstuck when we remember that the Lord’s love is steadfast even when we are not.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. This is one of those verses that sounds good, but seems impossible. Giving thanks in all circumstances—it is something that won’t come naturally, but God can use it to transform us.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The Christian life is one without condemnation, self-inflicted or otherwise.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. One of the most amazing things that Jesus has ever said is that we are his friends. Jesus wants to teach us how to truly love one another, and he does this by equaling the playing field.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. How do we continue to be faithful when we grow weary and tired? Isaiah casts a vision of God who can help us endure over time, even though we have limitations.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The Christian life is about learning to remain in the love of God, and how to take actionable, practical steps every day in the direction of God’s love.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Where do imperfect people with imperfect faith go from here? Jesus in his parting words to his disciples give us a definite and gracious plan to move forward.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. He is alive! It makes all the difference; we can now live this life unafraid.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The King of the Kingdom is here. He may not be what we expected but he is better than we could ever know. Will you let him be your king?

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The way of Christ is one where we empty ourselves and are free to seek the good of others over our own.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. What are we investing our lives in? Kingdom investments always have the greatest returns and will be ones we will never regret.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. We can experience the unending steam of God’s joy and blessing if we can learn to let go of that which hinders us and open our eyes to the joy.

Message from Pastor David Beck. We will all experience death in our lives, for others and ourselves. While that is natural–and can be scary–remembering and acknowledging death can help us to have a greater view and purpose for our lives now to seek and help build the Kingdom of God.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Our first prayer (in priority) should be the prayer Jesus taught us which is not about our desires or our attempts at manipulating reality but it is about putting God and his will for the world first.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. If we want God to be king and to lead our lives, we first need to learn how to give up the throne of our lives.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. If we want to find our purpose for life, we need to sync up our purposes to God’s purposes for us–for his purposes for our life are good!

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. One of the important ways we can both experience and seek the Kingdom of God is in our fellowship and community with our brothers and sisters in Christ.