As the events leading to the cross unfold in Matthew 26:1–16, devotion and betrayal appear side by side. As the Revealed + Rejected series continues, Pastor Ray explores the tension surrounding Jesus as hidden motives surface and God’s redemptive plan moves forward, reminding us to consider how we respond to the true King.

In Matthew 25:31–46, Jesus reveals a powerful picture of the final judgment. This message challenges us to reflect on how our faith is expressed through acts of mercy, compassion, and care for those in need. As the Revealed + Rejected series continues, Pastor Kwan helps us to understand how we can live in the reality of the end even today.

With global and regional events stirring big questions about the end times, this message looks at what Jesus truly said about the end of the age and His return. Pastor Aaron challenges us to live with purpose and faith today as the Revealed + Rejected series continues.

Hypocrisy is one of the few things all major religions condemn—and Jesus is no exception. In this message, Pastor Ray explores the uniquely powerful and surprising way Jesus confronted hypocrisy, as we continue the Revealed + Rejected series.

Pastor Barak begins our new series in the book of Matthew by looking at the Parable of the Wedding Banquet. He helps us see how the grace of Jesus is a free invitation, but it leaves us forever changed, and how we choose to respond to His grace matters.

As we conclude our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Ray helps us see how Paul's closing remarks to the church back then apply to us today, and that the amount of love we bring to the things we do is a sign of a generous and kingdom focused church.

Pastor Ray continues our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of our belief in Him, and that we have forgiveness, certainty and hope for this life and the life to come because of that foundation.

Pastor Daniel continues our series in Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth and reminds us that the Gospel must always remain central to who we are as followers of Jesus because the grace that saves us also changes us.