Episodes

  • Light and Sight | John 8:12-30, 9:1-41

    Light and Sight | John 8:12-30, 9:1-41
    May 11 2025
    As the light of the world, Jesus grants us true sight. Jesus reveals the Father, so that we can rightly understand who God is. Jesus exposes our sin, and thus lovingly invites us to confess and to repent of our sins. Jesus leads us out of darkness, so that we have the hope that one day all will be bright and darkness will be no more. When we encounter the light of the world, we will say: "I once was blind, but now I see."
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    31 mins
  • A Clear Invitation to Confused Crowds | John 7:1-52

    A Clear Invitation to Confused Crowds | John 7:1-52
    May 4 2025
    As Jesus continues his public ministry, the crowds are confused as to who Jesus is. This confusion stems from an underlying sense of disappointment, fear, hatred, and pride. In the face of such confusion, Jesus extends a clear invitation to believe in Him as the promised Messiah who has come to secure true life by pouring out the Spirit through laying down His own life.
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    38 mins
  • The Bread from Heaven | John 6:1-71

    The Bread from Heaven | John 6:1-71
    Apr 27 2025
    We are continuing our study back in the gospel of John with John 6:1-71. John describes the miraculous signs of Jesus feeding the 5000 and him walking on water. In the past, God through Moses (the first redeemer) controlled the waters by dividing the seas and feeding the Israelites with miraculous provisions of bread. But the one who is greater than Moses has come. Jesus is the bread of life, the true bread from heaven given by the Father. Those who may find eternal life and ultimate satisfaction must fully partake and believe in the Son, the true bread from heaven.
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    34 mins
  • Jesus Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene | Various Passages

    Jesus Through the Eyes of Mary Magdalene | Various Passages
    Apr 21 2025
    Mary Magdalene is an important witness to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Through her eyes, we see that Jesus is the great Savior who delivers His people out of darkness, Jesus is the great Teacher who invites His people into discipleship, and Jesus is the great King who commissions His people to tell the world about His victory.
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    36 mins
  • Resurrected as Asian Americans

    Resurrected as Asian Americans
    Apr 18 2025
    One of the profound realities of the gospel is that we will receive new, glorified resurrection bodies. We will not inhabit eternity as floating spirits, but we will have real flesh and blood and bones. Part of that physical reality means that we will retain our ethnic identities. How should the resurrection shape our understanding of what it means to be Asian American?
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Life in the Already, but Not-Yet

    Life in the Already, but Not-Yet
    Apr 17 2025
    If I’ve died to my sin, then why does sin seem to still have mastery over me? One of the greatest struggles for all Christians is not necessarily external but within. We believe we are saved but yet struggle with sin, which at times leads to doubts, frustrating cycles, or bouts with apathy. How do we navigate the reality of this struggle and find victory?
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    57 mins
  • The Cross

    The Cross
    Apr 16 2025
    The cross is the central aspect of Christianity. But what exactly happened at the cross? In this pastoral conversation, we will go over some false views and objections to the cross, discuss various atonement theories, and talk about how the cross reshapes our relationship with God, with self, with others, and with the world.
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    51 mins
  • What Happens After We Die? Part 2: Hell

    What Happens After We Die? Part 2: Hell
    Apr 15 2025
    H-E-Double Hockey Sticks. Hell is a reality that Scripture presents. How should we understand and reconcile the idea of eternal punishment and torment? In this pastoral conversation, we explore what Scripture has to say about hell, if a good God can condone eternal punishment, and why the doctrine of hell is important to rightly understand.
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    46 mins
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