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Ephesians reminds us that the home is the impetus for revival. True revival starts when there is private, individual, personal imitation of God which impacts our most intimate relationships. Paul reminds us that our marriages should be public displays of the faithful and sacrificial love Christ has for the Church. The gospel should dramatically impact how we treat our spouse, children and parents;...

Ephesians reminds us of the source of our unity. Our hearts grieve over the dividing lines constantly drawn in our world. This message reminds us that unity and peace is possible but we can only be united because of Christ.

P. Ed continues our series on Ephesians by looking into the world’s ultimate problem. We like to think the world’s problems are people, ideologies, and politics. However, Ephesians reminds us of the root of all real problems is sin, a deadly disease of which we are each a carrier. Only Jesus can save and deliver us from its power and penalty.

We begin a new message series, Revival, which is a study of the book of Ephesians. P. Ed starts us off with a message about hope, as Ephesians reminds us of our ultimate hope: being found in Christ. Only in Christ can we find the ultimate solution to our problems and the source of eternal joy.

When Peter had companionship with Jesus, he succeeded. Without it, he failed. Jesus restored his life and empowered him with the Holy Spirit. Like Peter, we all have failures that make us undeserving or unqualified but we can learn from Peter’s example, to prepare ourselves for God to revive us again. Ps. Fraun Chung, accompanied by Ps. Jacob, shares about Peter as we close out our series on The T...

No matter what sins you have committed in the past, you are not beyond repair. You can always go to God and ask for forgiveness. Not only can God make you a new person in Christ, but He wants to use you to help others do the same.

Being pragmatic is good, but sometimes God calls us to see Him beyond our logic and pragmatism. We see the heart of Jesus wanting to lead Philip to trust Him beyond his logic. This is His heart for us, that we would live by faith, not by sight.

John is famously known as the “Apostle of Love”, but prior to that, he was known as a “Son of Thunder”. The transformation in his life stemmed from encountering and experiencing the love of Christ and abiding in His love.

Material wealth is good, but only if we use them to achieve the greater purpose that God has given us. We must not make wealth as the end of itself, but rather only a means to the end. Judas made the mistake of putting more importance on money that does not offer lasting happiness.

In week 2 of our series on The Twelve, Ps. Betty Chung introduces us to Andrew; the first called disciple. Though he may have lived in the shadow of his brother Peter, he was faithful to his calling, he showed humility and he lived a lifestyle of personal evangelism.

Although James was an insider with the Lord Jesus, he did not have the same popularity and recognition as Peter and John. However, he finished the race marked out for him and became the first apostle to be martyred.

Sex is a gift from God. A healthy and happy marriage flourishes only when sex is enjoyed exclusively. This is because sex is like fire; where you place it will determine if it brings blessing or curse. This weekend's message will help you better understand the gift of sex in marriage and how to avoid sexual sin.

The marriage relationship is the most intimate and important of all human relationships, but sadly the institution of marriage is quite often misunderstood. When you examine the question of male and female relationships in marriage, two questions come to mind: What does it mean to be a man? What does it mean to be a woman? We will get into these questions in this series starting in this message wi...

Man’s greatest enemy is death. While most people ignore or even fear death, Jesus reassures us with this last “I Am” statement that He is indeed Resurrection and Life. Because of His sacrifice on the cross, death is not the end but rather the beginning of eternal life.

In John 14, Jesus spoke directly to his disciples at a time when they had plenty of good reasons to be troubled. Like them, when we look around us today there are many things that can stir up fear or anxiety in us. This weekend, Wilma Wu shares on how Jesus can comfort our hearts with three fundamental truths about who He is. Jesus is The Way, The Truth, and The Life!

In this new "I Am" series we’ll take a look at the several “I Am” statements Jesus made about Himself, and what they reveal to us about His character. Here KY Ng shares on the statement “I Am the Bread of Life”, where Jesus the image of bread to tell us that through Him, a complete and fulfilled life is available to us not only on earth but in eternity.

Someone asked Jesus, “Teacher, tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me.” In response, Jesus tells the story of a rich man who yielded an abundant harvest. What would you do if you are blessed with an abundant harvest? As for this rich man, he thought to himself, “What shall I do? I have no place to store my crops.” So he comes up with a plan to tear down his barns and build bigger ones t...

Jesus warns against storing up for ourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But we are to store up for ourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. He then tells us the parable of the Lamp of the Body. We must appreciate how amazing is it to be able to store up treasures...

The parable of the rich man and Lazarus tells us of two men who lived very different earthly lives and what happened to them after they died. This teaching gives us crucial insight into what happens after we leave this world, and how we should carefully manage the material gifts that God has blessed us with while we are on earth.

We begin February with a new series called Money Talks, a series about money and how it is represented in Jesus’ teachings through 4 different parables. This week P. Peter takes us through the Parable of The Shrewd Manager. Like this manager, one day we will be asked by God to give an account of our management of the possessions entrusted to us by God. We want to be trustworthy in handling worldly...

Christ has freed us from the power of sin. Now, the Holy Spirit lives in and with us and his desire is to lead us daily. The key to Jesus powerful life is being led by the Spirit and it pleased the Father. We too can experience that today when we allow the Spirit to give leadership in all areas of our lives.