THE CHAPEL at Pasadena Podcast

Prayer is a Confession | Matthew 26:36-44 (Sunday, April 19, 2026)

Join us as this Sunday, Pastor Mike Dsane, lead pastor at King's Harbor Church in Torrance, CA delivers the word from Matthew 26. Pastor Dsane navigates prayer and how we as Christians ought to confess our dependence on God.

The Coming King | 1 Samuel 7:10-17 (Sunday, April 12, 2026)

In this opening sermon to 1 Samuel, Pastor Steven introduces the story of Israel’s transition from chaos to kingship through the lens of the “Ebenezer”—a stone that marks God’s faithfulness. Tracing the broader story of Scripture from Judges to the rise of Samuel, Saul, and David, this message shows how God’s people, broken and leaderless, are led toward the need for a true king. As the story unfolds, 1 Samuel reveals not only how God has been faithful in the past, but how He will continue to be faithful—ultimately pointing beyond David to the greater King who secures lasting salvation for His people.

Easter Sunday | Matthew 28 (Sunday, April 5, 2026)

Join us for Easter Sunday as Pastor Steven delivers a powerful message on the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Palm Sunday - The Cross & The King | Matthew 21:1-17 (Sunday, March 29, 2026)

In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Steven explores Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as the long-awaited King—and the tension surrounding His arrival. From the donkey to the cries of “Hosanna” to the cleansing of the temple, every detail reveals a bold and deliberate claim: the King has come to take His throne. Yet this triumph is unlike any other. The same crowds that welcome Him will soon reject Him, and the King who is hailed will be crucified. In this passage, we are invited to see both the hope of salvation we long for and the deeper salvation Jesus actually brings—one that leads not around the cross, but straight through it.

The Cross and the King | Matthew 14:13-33 (Sunday, March 22, 2026)

In this sermon, Pastor Dave explores two familiar miracles in Matthew 14—Jesus feeding the five thousand and walking on water—to reveal His royal authority over both need and chaos. In desolate places where we lack enough, Jesus provides abundantly; in overwhelming storms where we lose control, Jesus reigns with power and presence. More than displays of power, these moments reveal the heart of the King—one who meets His people in their need, forms their faith through difficulty, and calls them to trust Him even when circumstances feel unmanageable. Ultimately, this message points us to the cross, where Jesus enters the greatest storm for us, proving that the King we trust is both powerful enough to rule and loving enough to save.