There is Power in Remembering (1 Corinthians 10:1-33) | Tim Maxson

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Life Feels Meaningless? | Kwan Park | Ecclesiastes 1–2

In this new series called What's the point? Pastor Kwan asks each one of this question - What if the success, pleasure, and achievements we chase can never truly satisfy? In this message from Ecclesiastes 1–2, we discover why life "under the sun" feels fleeting and how lasting me ...  Show more

Living for the Gospel That Lasts | Richard Chin | Acts 20:17–38

What is worth giving your life for? In Acts 20:17–38, the Apostle Paul challenges us to live for the gospel of Jesus Christ, protect His church, and trust God's Word above everything else. Discover why the good news of God's grace is a cause worth living—and even dying—for. 

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