Message from David Beck. Christ’s work on the cross allows us to be with God, but it doesn’t mean we stop sinning. Yet, we have hope that despite our capacity and desire to sin, Christ’s love still covers us and leads us to live without

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Anyone ever get excited about the book of Numbers? How about a big long list of names in a genealogy? They teach us something very important—God does not ever forget about his people.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. We all have a desire for a place of our own. God provided for his people a place they could rest and be secure. That blessing is still offered to us in the reality of a kingdom we can experience here and now.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Sin is a reality that God had to deal with for us to become one with Him.

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. When we read God’s word, we don’t want to simply read it the way we do everything else, we want it to become part of us and we should conform to it. We will be discussing several ways to read scripture with thi

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Don’t sleep on the Second Law! Learning to love our neighbors as ourselves is at the heart of the second half of the 10 commandments. It is not about a rigid legalism, but a heart that beats as God’s that can b

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The Law’s ultimate goal was to make us the people of God. It is important for us to understand the first law in order to read the entire Bible properly. God must be God alone and we must learn to love him and honor h

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. God desired and still desires a covenant people. We have lost a sense of what it means to truly belong to God and live in holiness. It is not meant to be a burden, but truly a blessing!

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Moses was known for his connection to God and his will and desire for his people. Who do we turn to for direction and truth in an age where people hear the “truth” they want to hear?

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Many of us want to change our lives but few do. Understanding that life change is actually a life exchange may help us to count the cost of gaining life in Christ.