Kingdom Compassion

Kingdom Repentance

Matthew 16:1-12, Pastor Zenas Fung. Part 34 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: What made the Pharisees and Sadducees so angry that they keep bothering Jesus? What is this that has been built up in their religiosity that has become “their leaven” that keeps them from embracing Jesus? When we do not heed the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees, we find ourselves in the place of Judas Iscariot. The Gospel is a reprieve from our own religiosity.

A Bigger Kingdom

Matthew 15:21-39, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 33 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus has compassion for outsiders who turn to Him in dependence and faith

Kingdom Clean

Matthew 15:1-20, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 32 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Beware elevating personal preferences over God's standard of righteousness

Kingdom Faith

Matthew 14:22-36, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 31 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: True faith in Christ empowers us to step out of our comfort zones and confront the storms of life, trusting that He is with us every step of the way.

Kingdom Compassion

Matthew 14:13-21, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 30 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Even in life's challenges, King Jesus shows His great compassion for the real needs of people