Living Hope Community Church

Who are the most miserable people on earth? It's not the non-Christian. Rather, the most miserable people are Christians who are still enslaved to sin. Take a listen to the message "Enslaved in Freedom" by Pastor Steve S. Chang from Romans 6:1-14.

Romans 5:12-21 shows us that every single one of us is immensely ill with a sickness that we have inherited from the first man and woman. Take a listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang on "The One Sinner and the One Savior."

The gospel is not just about you and me, but Jesus cares about the flourishing of the whole world. Listen to Pastor Eugene Cho speak on "The Whole Gospel."

Justification brings with it more than simple forgiveness. One of the surprising gifts is the ability to receive suffering as a gift. Take a listen to Pastor Chris Chi in "Fruit of Justification" from Romans 5:1-11.

When we stand before God, do we stand as wage earners demanding fairness or gift receivers hoping against all hope? Take a listen to the sermon "The Anatomy of Faith" on Romans 4:1-25 by Steve S. Chang.

Instead of asking, "Do I have enough faith." Ask yourself, "Whom do I have faith in?" Take a listen to "The Law of Faith" from Romans 3:27-31 by Steve S. Chang.

How can God be both loving and just to an unrighteous people? There is only one way. Take a listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang in What is Faith, part 1: "The Case for Faith" from Romans 3:21-26.

If Jesus Christ died and was resurrected, then everything is different. Take a listen to Steve Bang Lee's Easter message on "How Easter Changes Everything" from John 20:1-18.

Palm Sunday is tethered not only to the death and resurrection of Jesus, but the death and reversal of death of Lazarus. Take a listen to "Worshiping the Uncrucified Christ" from John 12:9-26 by Steve S. Chang.

All of us need a Savior, but none of us can save ourselves. Listen to Steve S. Chang in "Come and See" from John 1:35-51.

The sin condition problem is not just an action problem. It is a human condition problem. Down to the very core of who we are, there is a fallenness to us. Take a listen to this necessary truth from "The Case Against All" (Romans 3:9-20) by Steve Bang Lee.

When your community observes your snide remarks, inflammatory social media post, and indifference to those who are of different religion, sexual orientation, political leanings, race, and legal standing, would they see you as judgmental or loving? Take a listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang's message on "A Case Against the Religious" from Romans 2:17-3:8.

Pastor Steve S. Chang illustrates how we abdicate knowledge of God and morality because we choose not to know. Take a listen to The Case Against Mankind, part 1 from Romans 1:18-32.

The gospel is for all of us. We do not graduate from the gospel but rather deeper into it. Take a listen to Steve Bang Lee's message on the central thesis on the book of Romans in "Experiencing Gospel Thesis" (Romans 1:8-17).

If we want our kids to learn reptentance, we need to model repentance when we sin against them. Pastor Owen Y Lee breaks down "Faithful Parenting" at Living Hope Community Church on February 17.

We began our Year through Romans today with "The Gospel of God" from Romans 1:1-7 by Pastor Steve Chang. So let's put on our big boy pants on and be saturated with the book of Romans.

God made us not to be alone but to flourish in community. Take a listen to Created for More, part 3, "Created for Community" by Pastor Ben Tabbal.

God has uniquely made us and filled us with the Holy Spirit to love others. The Holy Spirit manifests Himself in different people and different ways. Listen to "The God in Us for the Love of Others" by Pastor Steve S. Chang to hear more.

Our identity is to key to who we are & what we do. Take a listen to "Who Are You? Are You Greater than Moses and David?" by Dr. D.A. Carson from Matthew 11:2-19.

God has a greater purpose for the local church than we often believe. We began our Created for More series with "Sitting at the Dining Table" from John 11:17-44 with Pastor Steve Bang Lee.

For 2019, our theme for the year is synonymous to our mission: a church to call home. Listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang share his heart in "A Church to Call Home" from various texts.

We all need hope, perhaps especially in the holiday season. Listen to Pastor Steve S. Chang share from Isaiah 11:1-9 about "Hope in the Dark."

We continued our series, The Gospel According to Isaiah with the sermon "Hope has a Name" (Isiah 9:1-7) by Pastor Steve S. Chang. Take a listen to how the Messiah will be an Everlasting Father to those are hopeless.

During this Advent season, our Sunday sermon series will look at the coming of the Messiah through the words of the ancient prophet Isaiah. The prophetic words of Isaiah written centuries before the birth of Jesus not only tells the Christmas story in a fresh way but also validates that this is all a part of God’s divine design. We began our new Advent series, The Gospel According to Isaiah with "...

We finish our Real Conversation series on the topic of "Death and Dying." Our teaching will be given by Pastor Steve Chang and our talk will be given by Doctor David Park. In addition to serving as an elder at Living Hope, David is a medical oncologist practicing in Fullerton and the medical director of the St Jude Crosson Cancer Institute.