Trinity Grace Church
By Trinity Grace Church
Trinity Grace ChurchApr 16, 2024
"The difference between a true believer and false believer" | Luke 6:46 49
"The difference between a true believer and false believer" | Luke 6:46-49 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Daniel Choi
"Jesus' Easter Love" | Luke 6:27-36
"Jesus' Easter Love" | Luke 6:27-36
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Jesus Warns Us" | Luke 6:24-26
"Jesus Warns Us" | Luke 6:24-26 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Life in the Kingdom" | Luke 6:20-23
"Life in the Kingdom" | Luke 6:20-23 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Matt Wilks
"Jesus: A Man for the Masses" | Luke 6:17-19
"Jesus: A Man for the Masses" | Luke 6:17-19
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Russell Sutherland
"Jesus Sends Us" | Luke 6:12-16
"Jesus Sends Us" | Luke 6:12-16 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Lord of the Sabbath" | Luke 6:1-5
"Lord of the Sabbath" | Luke 6:1-5 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Colin Brewster
"Good Work on the Sabbath" | Luke 6:6-11
"Good Work on the Sabbath" | Luke 6:6-11
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere.
Speaker: Phillip Brown
"Whose Disciple are You?" | Luke 5:33-39
"Whose Disciple are You?" | Luke 5:33-39
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere.
Speaker: John Ferguson
"Christ Came for Sinners" | Luke 5:27-32
"Christ Came for Sinners" | Luke 5:27-32 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Daniel Choi
"The Real Problem" | Luke 5:17-26
"The Real Problem" | Luke 5:17-26 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Cleansed" | Luke 5:12-16
"Cleansed" | Luke 5:12-16
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"God's Word Makes us Salty and Bright" | Luke 5:1-11
"God's Word Makes us Salty and Bright" | Luke 5:1-11
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"I'm with Christ" | Luke 2:21-24
"I'm with Christ" | Luke 2:21-24 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
“Be Inspired by the Shepherd's Christmas to Build Christ's Church" | Luke 2:8-20
“Be Inspired by the Shepherd's Christmas to Build Christ's Church" | Luke 2:8-20 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
Christmas Eve Service | Luke 2:1-14
Christmas Eve Service | Luke 2:1-14 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"The Bright, Warm Christmas Light of Repentance and Faith" | Luke 1:57-68
"The Bright, Warm Christmas Light of Repentance and Faith" | Luke 1:57-68 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Mary's Song is Every Christian's Song" | Luke 1:39-56
"Mary's Song is Every Christian's Song" | Luke 1:39-56
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Christmas is about Responding to God's Word with Faith" | Luke 1:26-38
"Christmas is about Responding to God's Word with Faith" | Luke 1:26-38 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Why was Jesus sent?" | Luke 4:42-44
"Why was Jesus sent?" | Luke 4:42-44 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Colin Brewster
"Jesus' Word Has Power" | Luke 4:31-41
"Jesus' Word Has Power" | Luke 4:31-41 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"The Sign of Christ's Kingdom" | Luke 4:18-37
"The Sign of Christ's Kingdom" | Luke 4:18-37 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"The Gospel Searches Out Our Hearts" | Luke 4:16-30
"The Gospel Searches Out Our Hearts" | Luke 4:16 30 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Jesus the Man - Tried and True" | Luke 4:1-15
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere.
Speaker: Albert Chung
"He Understands Us" | Luke 3:22-38
"He Understands Us" | Luke 3:22-38 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Baptism - More than Just a Cool Experience" | 3:7–22
"Baptism - More than Just a Cool Experience" | 3:7–22 God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Repentance: A Beautiful Thing" | Luke 3:1-20
"Repentance: A Beautiful Thing"
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"A Heart Turned to His Father" | Luke 2:41-52
A Heart Turned to His Father God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Trevor Seath
“Build the Church as Christ's Kingdom Salt and Light“ ｜ Luke 24:36-49
Luke: Build the Church as Christ's Kingdom Salt and Light God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Build the Church Inside and Out" | Luke 1:5-24
Luke: The Story of God’s Love for the Lost Everywhere God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Build the Church with Certainty of Christ" | Luke 1:1-4
Luke: The Story of God’s Love for the Lost Everywhere
God has been writing his great story of redemption from the moment Adam and Eve fell. Like any great author, God has been developing his narrative masterfully, creating longing and anticipation for resolution. Luke recounts Jesus’ entrance into history and presents Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s plan. And Jesus invites us to humbly acknowledge our lostness, to follow him into his eternal kingdom, to admit the brokenness of this life. Join us as we journey through Luke, learning more about the wonder of Jesus and God’s love for the lost everywhere.
Speaker: Albert Chung
"Let Christ Be Judge" | Psalm 75
Are you happy?
Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday.
The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons.For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms.
Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower.
Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness.
Speaker: Albert Chung
"A Wedding Song" | Psalm 45
Are you happy?
Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday.
The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons.
For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms.
Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower.
Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness.
Speaker: Colin Brewster
"How to Deal with Opposition" | Psalm 4
Are you happy?
Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday.
The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons.For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms.
Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower.
Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness.
Speaker: John Ferguson
"Making Much of God Makes Little of Our Fears" | Psalm 108
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness.
Guest Speaker: Chang Cho
"Give Thanks to God! It's a Good Thing and It's Good for You!" | Psalm 92
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Speaker: Russell Sutherland
"God is my King From of Old" | Psalm 74
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Speaker: Phillip Brown
"For Those Who Feel Cut Off From God" | Psalm 42 & 43
Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday.
The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons.
For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms.
Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower.
Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness.
Speaker: Colin Brewster
"Responding to Anxiety" | Psalm 3
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Guest Speaker: Darryl Dash
"A Love that Lasts Forever" | Psalm 107
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Speaker: Albert Chung
"In The Shelter of the Most High" | Psalm 91
Are you happy?
Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday.
The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons.For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms.
Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower.
Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness.
Guest Speaker: Peter Blundell
"A Strength that Lasts Forever" | Psalm 73
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Speaker: Albert Chung
"God's Steadfast Love -- Past, Present, and Future" | Psalm 44
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Speaker: Albert Chung
"Jesus, You Are My Christ" | Psalm 2
Are you happy? Join us as we kick off "Summer in the Psalms." For the rest of the summer, we will reflect on and apply a Psalm each Sunday. The Psalms are beautiful for endless reasons. For one, they are the God-given prayers for God's people, including Jesus. Imagine the fact that Jesus grew up, lived and breathed the Psalms. Another reason is that the Psalms flesh out in stark honesty what happiness through all the highs and lows of life looks like for the Christ-follower. Are you happy? Let's look to the Psalms together to learn God's definition of happiness. Speaker: Albert Chung
"God's Greeting" | 1 Peter 5:10-14
The First Letter of Peter Living as Exiles in His Marvelous Light Jesus calls us to a unique perspective on life here and now and after this life. He asks his followers to see themselves as sojourning exiles. God’s people, from Israel to the early church, are not strangers to this life perspective. Jesus himself declared that his home and kingdom are not of the present history and world. But an exile is often uncomfortably living in counter-culture. Thankfully, the Spirit has left us the first letter of the apostle Peter. He teaches us to live this present life as spiritual exiles by faith--for and toward Christ--even as we long for our final, perfect and eternal home. Join us as a fellow sojourner as we journey through the first letter of Peter! Speaker: Albert Chung
"The Humbled Life, Part II" | 1 Peter 5:8-9
The First Letter of Peter Living as Exiles in His Marvelous Light Jesus calls us to a unique perspective on life here and now and after this life. He asks his followers to see themselves as sojourning exiles. God’s people, from Israel to the early church, are not strangers to this life perspective. Jesus himself declared that his home and kingdom are not of the present history and world. But an exile is often uncomfortably living in counter-culture. Thankfully, the Spirit has left us the first letter of the apostle Peter. He teaches us to live this present life as spiritual exiles by faith--for and toward Christ--even as we long for our final, perfect and eternal home. Join us as a fellow sojourner as we journey through the first letter of Peter! Speaker: Albert Chung
"The Humbled Life" | 1 Peter 5:5-7, 10
The First Letter of Peter Living as Exiles in His Marvelous Light Jesus calls us to a unique perspective on life here and now and after this life. He asks his followers to see themselves as sojourning exiles. God’s people, from Israel to the early church, are not strangers to this life perspective. Jesus himself declared that his home and kingdom are not of the present history and world. But an exile is often uncomfortably living in counter-culture. Thankfully, the Spirit has left us the first letter of the apostle Peter. He teaches us to live this present life as spiritual exiles by faith--for and toward Christ--even as we long for our final, perfect and eternal home. Join us as a fellow sojourner as we journey through the first letter of Peter! Speaker: Albert Chung
"Jesus, The True Shepherd" | 1 Peter 5:1-4
The First Letter of Peter Living as Exiles in His Marvelous Light Jesus calls us to a unique perspective on life here and now and after this life. He asks his followers to see themselves as sojourning exiles. God’s people, from Israel to the early church, are not strangers to this life perspective. Jesus himself declared that his home and kingdom are not of the present history and world. But an exile is often uncomfortably living in counter-culture. Thankfully, the Spirit has left us the first letter of the apostle Peter. He teaches us to live this present life as spiritual exiles by faith--for and toward Christ--even as we long for our final, perfect and eternal home. Join us as a fellow sojourner as we journey through the first letter of Peter! Speaker: Albert Chung
"A Kingdom Preview, Part II" | 1 Peter 4:7-11
The First Letter of Peter
Living as Exiles in His Marvelous Light
Jesus calls us to a unique perspective on life here and now and after this life. He asks his followers to see themselves as sojourning exiles. God’s people, from Israel to the early church, are not strangers to this life perspective. Jesus himself declared that his home and kingdom are not of the present history and world. But an exile is often uncomfortably living in counter-culture. Thankfully, the Spirit has left us the first letter of the apostle Peter. He teaches us to live this present life as spiritual exiles by faith--for and toward Christ--even as we long for our final, perfect and eternal home. Join us as a fellow sojourner as we journey through the first letter of Peter!
Speaker: Albert Chung
"A Kingdom Preview" | 1 Peter 4:7-11
The First Letter of Peter
Living as Exiles in His Marvelous Light
Jesus calls us to a unique perspective on life here and now and after this life. He asks his followers to see themselves as sojourning exiles. God’s people, from Israel to the early church, are not strangers to this life perspective. Jesus himself declared that his home and kingdom are not of the present history and world. But an exile is often uncomfortably living in counter-culture. Thankfully, the Spirit has left us the first letter of the apostle Peter. He teaches us to live this present life as spiritual exiles by faith--for and toward Christ--even as we long for our final, perfect and eternal home. Join us as a fellow sojourner as we journey through the first letter of Peter!
Speaker: Albert Chung