Immanuel Community Church

​As followers of Jesus, being “pro-life” has to look beyond simply overturning Roe v. Wade, but looking to deeper solutions for how we can reduce the number of abortions in the US.

As followers of Jesus, being “pro-life” has to look beyond simply overturning Roe v. Wade, but looking to deeper solutions for how we can reduce the number of abortions in the US.

By sharing life together, ministering to one another, we will reach maturity both individually and as a church.

Blessing and charging our students into a new school year!

Pastor Peter Cho and team provide an update and share how God worked in and through our first overseas youth missions trip to Albania.

Jesus calls us to the difficult life of discipleship that few people choose because the alternative choice seems so much more attractive. In the end, though, his path leads to life while the other leads to death.

​As disciples of Christ, we are to know our abundance in Him and serve the poor with hands full of the resources He has given us.

As disciples of Christ, we are to have God's heart for ministering to the poor, which comes from God and His Word.

​We often struggle as parents when our desires for our children are no different from the world’s. But God’s ultimate purpose for parents is to disciple our children into the fullness of God and the likeness of His Son. This is where our children flourish and where our deepest desires for them are fulfilled.

Final message given at the ICC Retreat '22

Jesus invites us to consider all the ways that we love and care for ourselves and apply it to others.

Every Christian is called to glorify God in everything that we do.

Every generation has the opportunity to build Christ's legacy. To follow Christ means to participate in the redemptive story of Christ.

Jesus invites us to ask for the things we need and want in prayer, believing that God is cares for us and responds to our prayers.

We often struggle to overcome depression because we struggle in shame, solitude and silence when it invades our lives. But God often uses our darkest seasons to help us to turn to His light and His love.

Pastor Steve shares a brief message on the topic of mental health and then Irene Cho, a licensed clinical therapist, shares further on this subject. Immediately following Irene's talk, there is a question and answer session with Irene and Jean Lee, another local therapist.

In Jesus alone do we find not only our hope of a future resurrection when our bodies will be raised from death to life, but also a new quality of life that begins the moment we put our trust in him.

At times our human leaders have ulterior motives and will fail us, but Jesus is the good shepherd who always acts out of love for us and even laid down his life for us.

We are to feast on Jesus, The Bread of Life, who satisfies the deepest needs and longings of the heart.

Jesus is the light of the world, showing us that God's presence is with us to guide us through the darkness of this world.

Rather than pushing our truth onto others, we need make space for God to work in their hearts.

We are called not to judge and condemn others, but to love them even as we are loved by God.

After our relationship with God was broken, everything else became broken too. But God is on a mission to bring us back to Himself – so we can be made whole with him again. Speakers: Peter & Kimberly Cho

The broken in God's kingdom that mourn will be comforted because they will not encounter death but resurrection.