Jesus has much to teach about fear and anxiety. He knows it's something we all deal with. When life presses in on us we have the choice to either trust in the Lord, or wander into anxiety. In this message we'll look at why we can put our trust in Jesus in the midst of difficult and uncertain circumstances.

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A Response to Fear & Anxiety // Matthew 6:25-34 // Jordan Chong

The world offers us a multitude of sources to hunger and thirst after for our fulfillment. In this message, we'll unpack the 4th Beatitude and see that the menu Jesus is prescribing for us is the only one that will offer true satisfaction.

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You Are What You Eat (Matthew 5:6) - Jordan Chong

Ephesians 5:22-33 // Feb 20 Sunday Sermon // Jer Adrian

As we continue our Easter series titled, Cries from the Cross, we look at Jesus' fifth cry, "I thirst."

This sermon will unpack how Jesus' thirst ultimately offers us the quenching and satisfaction we've all been searching for.

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"I thirst." // April 10th Sunday Sermon // Jordan Chong

"It is finished." Good Friday Message 2022 // Jer Adrian

Ecclesiastes 7:1-14 // Lee Francois // July 24th Sunday Sermon

What do we do when we know all the answers and we do all the things, but we still don't feel connected to Jesus?

In this sermon we'll unpack the reality that there is a type of right that is wrong. We'll see how the bible differs from world religions and philosophies that operate in a do good to get good mindset. The reality is there is nothing we need to do to get good and be right, because Jesus has already accomplished that for us.

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The Right Kind of Righteous // Ecclesiastes 7:15-24 // Jordan Chong // July 31 Sunday Sermon

In his sermon, Ryan, one of the church elders, focuses on the significance of baptism in the Christian faith. He pauses the ongoing study of John’s Gospel to address the meaning, importance, and historical context of baptism, emphasizing that it is not about the individual but about Jesus—symbolizing our union with Christ in his death, burial, and resurrection. Ryan explains three types of baptism: proselyte baptism (for Gentiles converting to Judaism), John the Baptist's baptism (a call to repentance), and Christian baptism (instituted by Jesus). He clarifies that the church practices believer’s baptism—reserved for those who profess faith in Christ—and traces its roots in the Anabaptist movement through church history. Unlike infant baptism, the church offers baby dedications, underscoring the communal responsibility to nurture children in faith. Ultimately, Ryan urges believers who have not been baptized to consider this act of obedience as a profound public declaration of what Christ has already accomplished inwardly, pointing unambiguously to the glory of Jesus.

John || Baptism

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