Today’s sermon tackles a sensitive and heavy topic: abortion. We live in a world where the enemy has lied and manipulated society into believing there’s nothing wrong with this choice — but what does Jesus say?

Together, we ask and answer three crucial questions: What is the lie? Who are the victims? What is the solution? The harsh reality is that abortion is a sin — but in Christ Jesus, we hold fast to His words that “where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.”

No matter where you are in this journey, whether you are confused and don't know what to believe or you have some personal experience with abortion; sit, listen and let the truth, grace and freedom that only Jesus can offer, wash over you.

Dr. Christopher Yuan is an internationally recognized speaker, author, and trusted voice on biblical sexuality. His award-winning book, Holy Sexuality and the Gospel, was named 2020 Resource of the Year for Social Issues by Outreach Magazine. In it, Dr. Yuan offers a powerful and deeply gospel-centered message: our identity is not found in our sexuality but in Christ alone. He calls Christians to embrace holy sexuality—chastity in singleness and faithfulness in marriage—a vision that challenges cultural narratives and points to lasting truth rooted in Scripture.

After graduating from Moody Bible Institute, Dr. Yuan earned a Master’s in Biblical Exegesis and a Doctor of Ministry. He taught Bible for over a decade at Moody, and today his ministry has reached audiences across five continents, equipping churches to engage with grace and truth on issues of sexuality and gender.

He is also the creator of The Holy Sexuality Project—a groundbreaking, first-of-its-kind discipleship video series designed to help parents and grandparents lead their teens in understanding, embracing, and celebrating biblical sexuality.

Behind this ministry stands the quiet strength of his mother, Angela Yuan, who has walked through unimaginable pain. From a broken but redeemed marriage to years of tearful prayers for her prodigal sons, she clung to the promises of God. Through it all, the Lord poured out grace—teaching her to believe that He can change what seems unchangeable, and leading her into daily renewal and unwavering hope in Christ.

Tune in for a powerful testimony!

Family isn’t always what we expected — and that’s okay. In this message, we explore God’s original design for family, how sin broke the first family, and the unexpected gift of hope that God offers through His plan of redemption. Whatever your family dynamic looks like, discover how God can bring beauty, healing, and purpose even in imperfection.

What if who you are wasn’t a mistake—but intentionally, beautifully, and purposefully crafted? In a world quick to blur or battle gender lines, what if Jesus sees something different in men and women—something equal yet distinct, and deeply valuable? Join us as we explore what Scripture reveals about identity, purpose, and how cultural noise can distort a design that was meant to reflect something eternal.

As we step into this new sermon series, discussing culture's HOT TOPICS over the summer, we have to address the fact that everyone wears glasses. These glasses reveal how we view the world. Is it through the lens of materialism? Humanism? Post-modernism? Moralism? That's for you to figure out. But at the end of your discovery, you'll probably ask the question, "Well, is there another way to view the world?" And the answer is YES. Tune in to learn more on these certain types of glasses, how we can take them off to see the Truth AND to find out what we will be diving into over the next eight weeks!

From knowing about the enormity and depth of God's love. To why and how to abide in God's love. And now we conclude with experiencing God's love. Pastor Andrew gives us an insightful look on what it looks like to truly sit and experience God's love. The transformation power that comes from resting and dwelling under God's love is indescribable YET possible, for you and for me. Continue listening to see why and how to do this!

What if the key to living with purpose isn’t about doing more—but staying connected to the right source? In this message, we unpack how remaining in Jesus leads to obeying Him—and how both are essential to truly loving others. Discover why you were never meant to make fruit, but to bear it by simply remaining in Him.