Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The peace of God is not something we can self-generate, but it is promised when we practice the way of Jesus. Where are your eyes focused today in these uncertain times? Would you learn to train them upon the Prince of Pea

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The missional life is not always practical or efficient. We are inspired to share an extravagant love with others because of the extravagant love Jesus has already given us. 

Message from David Beck. There will be many “dry” times in our discipleship that discourage us and make us doubt. Yet, we have hope that God will lead us through it and guide us to where He desires for us to be . 

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Loving like Jesus is the goal of our discipleship. It’s not automatic but God can help us to become more loving—let’s learn how! 

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Many of us get stuck in our journey to follow Christ by our failures, by others, by our own anxious minds. Jesus gives us a way to get quickly unstuck, a discipline that we can use daily. 

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Not all habits are created equal. The ones that really help in our discipleship are the ones that allow us to abide in Christ and He in us, to let Christ do what we are unable to do by direct effort. You know, the ones Jes

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. The way we become disciples is by building habits that will help us to do what we can not accomplish by mere willpower. This is the flourishing life! The biggest step though? Getting started. 

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. There are two kinds of humans—one led by the flesh, the other led by the spirit. One is dominated by their desire, the other can freely do the will of God. Let’s find out how to actually become this new kind of human. 

Message from Pastor Steve Khang. Disciples give up everything to follow Jesus. Why in the world would anyone follow Jesus with those kinds of terms? Today we will explain why following Jesus is worth everything and why we are called to leave behind the ol

Message from Pastor Pete Chung from Korean Central Presbyterian Church in Houston.