Tapestry LA Podcast: A City on Hill Street

This week on A City on Hill Street, we’re talking about the last sin in our series- lust. Jay, James, and Stacy discuss why lust is so deadly and the effects of the sin in various contexts.  Join us as we explore how God invites us into freedom from this sin through a deeper invitation than just behavior modification. 

This week on A City on Hill Street, we’re talking about gluttony. More than simply eating too much, gluttony is about consuming without gratitude and looking to created things for what only God can satisfy. Jay, James, and Stacy discuss why the answer isn’t rejecting food, but receiving it rightly — namely, in the context of gratitude and community. Join us as we explore how gratitude, community,...

This week on A City on Hill Street, we're talking about greed and no, it's not just about money. Greed shows up in our need for control, security, our children's accomplishments, and the quiet fear that we will never have enough. Jay, James, and Stacy get honest about how greed hides in plain sight, especially in LA, and why the antidote isn't having less but trusting more. If Jesus possessed ever...

This week on A City on Hill Street, we're talking about sloth and no, it's not just about being lazy. Sloth is a resistance to the transforming demands of God's love. It's being spiritually passive while looking incredibly productive on the outside. Sound familiar? James, Jen, and Stacy unpack how sloth shows up in suits, packed schedules, and even our quiet times and why the antidote isn't hustle...

This week, Pastor Charles Choe led us through the deadly sin of wrapth. Looking at Matthew 5, we saw how anger can quickly morph into wrath if not dealt with. We’re also kicking off a new season of A City on Hill Street. Tune in as James, Jay, and Stacy unpack how these deadly sins show up in everyday life and how the gospel leads us into freedom.

This week, Pastor Charles Choe led us through one of the most subtle of the deadly sins, envy. Looking at Psalm 73, we saw how envy quietly distorts our vision — shaping how we see others, ourselves, and even God. But when we bring our envy upward into God’s presence, our perspective is restored, and we begin to experience true contentment. We’re also kicking off a new season of A City on Hill Str...

Welcome back to A City on Hill Street — we’re kicking off Season 3 with a series on The Disordered Loves: The Seven Deadly Sins. In this episode, we begin with pride. Not just as one sin among many, but as the deeper root underneath them all.

Scott Yoon reflects on Matthew 28

Sarah Kim reflects on Matthew 6:31-34

Sung Park reflects on 2 Corinthians 3:17-18

Hanna Lee reflects on Hebrews 1:3.

Grace Choe reflects on Psalm 63

On this episode, James, PC, Stacy, and Sherine have a conversation about God's faithfulness over the past 10 years.

On this episode, Aaron and James have a conversation with Sarah Liaw and Sharon Hankyul Lee as they share about their experiences from two years of serving at Alive Church in Montreal.

On this episode, James, Aaron, Jay and Stacy discuss a call and hope for our church to continue to seek God.

On this episode, James, Aaron and Jay have a candid conversation about friendship, ministry, and seeking God in the place of prayer.

On this episode, we hosted Luke Keosaksith and Rebecca Choi, students at USC. We talked about what it's like to prioritze prayer as students and how God has been moving in Gen-Z.

On this episode, we have a conversation with James West about how God has been moving and working in his life as he's committed hiimself to seeking God in prayer. We talk about his journey of prayer and how this has been a special season for him.

On this episode, we have Gene Yi and Grace Choe join us. Gene and Grace have completed a year of the Tapestry Internship and now serve as Pastoral Interns at the church. We talk about their experience in TapCollege and discuss how prayer was pivotal in discerning a call into ministry.

On this episode, we talk with Sabrina Liao and Kayo Kim. We explore how the Prayer Course and the Prayer Culture at Tapestry has stretched them in their own prayer lives.

On this episode, we talk with our new worship pastoral intern, Joe Lee, about the intersection of worship and prayer. We talked about Joe's journey in pursuing worship and how that has led him to pursue ministry.

We are back with a new name! On the first episode of this new season, we talk about how the Prayer Room began and the culture of prayer that we are seeking to build as a church in Los Angeles.

Hosts Stacy Na Aguilar and Nolan Chan with guest entrepreneur, Eden Chen, explore what it means to be intentional about living an integrated life for God's Kingdom from where we live to how we work and beyond.

Hosts Stacy Na Aguilar and Aaron Kim with guest Alejandro Cisneros explore wholeness and reconciliation through what it means to be a wounded healer. Sensitive content: the following podcast contains discussion of suicide, abuse, and mental illness that may be disturbing to some listeners.

Hosts Stacy Na Aguilar and Aaron Kim with returning guests Tiffany Kwong and Hanna Oh answer your questions and explore topics from forgiveness to friendship and community.