The Peoples Church

Ep. 129 | Sermons | The Whole Gospel | Eugene Cho

In this episode, Eugene Cho, explores how Jesus consistently moved toward the overlooked, the marginalized, and the forgotten—and why the gospel has always been about both personal transformation and compassionate action. We talk about justice, dignity, mercy, and what it looks like to faithfully reflect the heart of God in our communities today.

Ep. 128 | Sermons | Joining Jesus | Quincy Bergman

In this episode, we explore Jesus’ first public declaration in Luke 4 and what it reveals about His mission and ours. We talk about the difference between comfortable Christianity and active participation in God’s kingdom, and how following Jesus calls us into lives marked by purpose, service, and transformation.

Ep. 127 | Sermons | God On Mission | Hyon Kim

In this episode, we explore Psalm 46 and the invitation to find real peace in the middle of overwhelming circumstances. We talk about what it means for God to be our refuge, why “be still” is an act of surrender and trust, and how God remains present and faithful even when life feels unstable.

Ep. 126 | Stories | Middle East | Hope In Hard Places

We hear stories from Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq—where faith is lived under pressure in the midst of conflict and instability. The conversation highlights courage, hidden resilience, and the surprising ways God continues to move in difficult places. It’s a reminder that God is often most visible where life feels most fragile, and that His Church […]

Ep. 125 | Sermons | Prone To Wander | Brett McBride

In this episode, we explore the golden calf in Exodus 32 and what it reveals about impatience, misplaced trust, and spiritual drift. It’s an honest look at how easily we reach for what’s immediate—and a reminder that even in failure, God’s grace calls us back.