Yahweh Tsebaoth

Pastor Tom Kang explores John 6, highlighting Jesus' divine authority over creation and His role as a reassuring presence in life's storms. Through captivating storytelling, Tom connects biblical events, like Jesus walking on water, to modern challenges, emphasizing that spiritual growth often occurs amidst adversity. This message invites listeners to reflect on their struggles, encouraging an openness to Christ’s transformative presence. Join Pastor Tom and gain insights on faith, fear, and recognizing divine intervention in our daily lives.

Pastor Tom Kang shares the story of Jesus feeding 5,000 people with just five loaves and two fish, exploring themes of faith, divine provision, and trust in God's abundance. He examines the lesson of bringing what little we have to Jesus and highlights that little becomes much in the Master's hands. Drawing comparisons to life's overwhelming challenges, Pastor Tom emphasizes the importance of trust and order before abundance. He invites listeners to expect God's generous sufficiency in their own lives, underscoring God's extravagant grace and capability to exceed our expectations.

Pastor Tom Kang explores the story of Jesus healing a man at the pool of Bethesda, uncovering the deeper themes of broken systems and religious traditions. Through this compelling examination, Pastor Tom invites listeners to identify their own "pool of Bethesda" and challenges them to confront and overcome obstacles rooted in outdated systems and mindsets. He emphasizes the importance of faith, the transformative power of Jesus, and reevaluating religious priorities to embrace true healing and renewal. Join Pastor Tom in this reflection on faith and the pathways to spiritual and personal liberation.

Pastor Dustin Lang shares themes of faith, trust, and miracles in a message exploring the second sign Jesus performs in the book of John. Reflecting on how personal relationships and perspectives evolve, Pastor Dustin draws parallels with one's journey of faith. He emphasizes the importance of trusting Jesus' word over seeking signs and argues that true fulfillment comes not from miracles, but from a deep, personal relationship with God. Pastor Dustin challenges listeners to trust in God's promises and step out in faith, transcending the allure of comfort and stability.

Pastor Tom Kang reflects on life five years ago, marking the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. He revisits a sermon series titled "Signs" that was interrupted by the lockdown, focusing on Jesus' first miracle: turning water into wine. Pastor Tom emphasizes the significance of choosing new relationships with God over old religious practices and invites listeners to consider what new directions God might be calling them to. As Lent approaches, he encourages introspection and spiritual growth within the community. Join Pastor Tom in exploring these transformative signs.

Pastor Meaghan Grider explores the significance of God's names, their role in personal encounters, and how they shape our identity and faith. Drawing from experiences and biblical stories such as David and Goliath, Meaghan highlights the importance of knowing God's character beyond transactional faith. She examines names like Yahweh Tsebaoth and Elohim Chay, encouraging listeners to see God as living and active in their lives, even amidst struggles. With personal anecdotes and theological insights, Meaghan calls on listeners to understand God's depth and embrace a transformational relationship with Him.

Pastor Stephen Han dives into the sermon series "Known by Name," exploring the significance of God's names in the Bible. Focus on "Jehovah Raah" reveals the essence of God as our shepherd, guiding us through life's challenges and valleys. Pastor Stephen discusses God's provision, presence, and promise, emphasizing the importance of finding satisfaction and rest in Him alone. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, listeners are encouraged to embrace God's unwavering love and guidance, ensuring His goodness and mercy follow all the days of their lives.

Pastor Tom Kang explores the powerful story of Hagar and the divine encounter that unveils God as El Roi, "the God who sees me." Delve into themes of feeling unseen, the human longing for recognition, and the transformative recognition of being seen by God. Reflecting on Hagar’s wilderness experience, Pastor Tom emphasizes how God meets us in our darkest moments, turning wilderness into worship. Drawing connections to biblical figures like David and Elijah, Pastor Tom challenges listeners to define themselves as beloved by God and find identity through His loving gaze.

Pastor Tom Kang explores the profound concept of "Adonai" as he examines its context in biblical narratives and real-world implications. Through the lens of modern parallels like Netflix's revolutionary culture shift, discover how true authority can unleash potential rather than constrain it. Understand the dynamic between God's timing, ownership, and progressive revelation, and learn how Adonai's perfect character and unconditional love provide purpose and flourishing. Engage with themes of trust, authority, and purpose, inviting introspection on their role in our lives.

Pastor Tom Kang explores the profound connection between identity and the divine in "Known by Name." Dive into the significance of names in the Bible, from Abram to Peter, and discover how God knows and names each believer. Tom unpacks the power of "Elohim," the Strong Creator in Genesis, illustrating God's limitless ability to create from nothing. Through cosmic and cellular marvels, Pastor Tom illustrates how believers can trust God's creative power in their own lives. This episode challenges listeners to recognize God's work and creativity unfolding in their daily experiences.