Genesis 38
GenesisIn this sermon on Genesis 38, the preacher addresses one of the most corrupt narratives in Scripture, exposing the depths of human depravity and the hypocrisy of hiding our sins. Yet through the dark providences of Judah's failures and Tamar's desperation, God sovereignly preserved His covenant line through Perez. Ultimately, this passage highlights how God uses broken individuals and tragic circumstances to display the magnitude of His redeeming grace in Jesus Christ.
John Lee · September 6, 2026 · 49 min
Genesis 37
GenesisExploring the dramatic betrayal of Joseph by his brothers in Genesis 37, this sermon reveals how favoritism and envy can lead to deep brokenness and division within families and communities. Yet, in the midst of dark providences, God's sovereign hand is actively preparing a path of redemption, ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ who was similarly betrayed to secure salvation for his people.
John Lee · August 30, 2026
Matthew 6:25-34
An exposition of Matthew 6:25-34 exploring the biblical antidote to anxiety. By examining the illustrations of the birds and the lilies, the sermon shows that worry-free living comes from recognizing God's sovereign control, fatherly affection, and ultimate value.
David Byun · August 23, 2026
Matthew 6:19-21
Church MattersThis sermon addresses the connection between our hearts and our finances, emphasizing that how we steward our money is a direct reflection of our devotion to Christ. Grounded in Matthew 6 and other New Testament passages, it calls believers to give regularly, sacrificially, and joyfully to support pastoral ministry, local church functions, and global missions.
John Lee · August 9, 2026
Galatians 1:6-9
Church MattersThis sermon explains the vital importance of congregationalism, asserting that individual church members hold significant God-given authority and responsibility. The speaker outlines four key areas where the congregation exercises this authority: church membership, leadership (affirming or removing pastors and deacons), governing documents, and the church budget. It emphasizes that while pastors lead, the congregation has the ultimate 'emergency brake' to safeguard the purity of the gospel and the integrity of the church, fostering a robust and trustworthy community.
John Lee · July 19, 2026
1 Corinthians 5:1-13
Church MattersThis sermon outlines the biblical imperative for church discipline, explaining that it serves two primary purposes: to protect Christ's reputation and to facilitate the sinner's restoration. It details the process of church discipline as taught in Matthew 18, emphasizing that it should be carried out with love, humility, and a clear understanding of the gospel's power to transform and forgive repentant sinners.
John Lee · July 12, 2026
Matthew 16:13-20
Church MattersThis sermon explores the biblical basis and practical importance of church membership through the lens of Christ's kingly authority in Matthew 16. It explains that church membership is a formal recognition of Kingdom citizenship and an explicit covenant to take responsibility for one another's discipleship.
John Lee · July 5, 2026
1 Corinthians 15:1-11
Church MattersThis sermon explores the essential nature of the Gospel, framing it as the "material principle" of Christian life and the church. It highlights how the Gospel saves individuals from sin, creates new spiritual life and the church community through practices like baptism, protects the integrity of the church through the proper administration of the Lord's Supper, and ultimately cultivates humility and empowered service in believers. The message emphasizes that true faith rooted in Christ's work leads to transformed lives and active participation in God's redemptive plan.
John Lee · June 28, 2026
1 Corinthians 4:6
Church MattersThis sermon initiates a series on the nature and function of the church, emphasizing that God's Word is the authoritative blueprint for all church life. The speaker argues that the Word not only creates salvation and the church itself but also commands its principles, practices, and priorities, providing the essential foundation to prevent division and foster genuine Christian community. Ultimately, relying on the Word cultivates humility, grace, and patience, recognizing that it is God who works through His inspired text, not human effort or preferences.
John Lee · June 21, 2026 · 56 min
Psalm 23
This sermon explores Psalm 23, highlighting God as the perfect Shepherd, Companion, and Host. It emphasizes that in Christ, believers find ultimate satisfaction and security, having all they need even in the darkest valleys, because God's presence, protection, and gracious provision are constant. The sermon calls listeners to trust in the Gospel for peace and rest, knowing that God's goodness and mercy relentlessly pursue His children.
David Byun · June 14, 2026 · 41 min
Genesis 32:1-33:20
GenesisThis sermon unpacks Jacob's transformation from a scheming, self-reliant individual to 'Israel,' one who struggles with and depends on God. Through his panicked efforts to appease Esau, his wrestling match with God that leaves him with a permanent limp, and an unexpected reconciliation with his brother, Jacob learns that true security and salvation come not from his own efforts but from God's grace. The sermon applies these lessons to the Christian life, emphasizing reliance on God, radical forgiveness, faithful obedience, and a secure identity in Christ.
John Lee · May 17, 2026 · 47 min
Proverbs 4
Proverbs 1-9This sermon, based on Proverbs 4, urges listeners to "get on and stay on the path of wisdom" as it leads to eternal life. It highlights the generational responsibility of parents and the church to teach God's wisdom, contrasting the bright path of the righteous with the dark path of the wicked. The sermon emphasizes guarding one's heart, avoiding temptation, and receiving wisdom from others, ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ as the embodiment of divine wisdom and the only way to true life.
Jason Berrus · May 10, 2026 · 47 min
AI and the Christian LifeIn this sermon, Gordon Broadbent demystifies the history, technology, and inner workings of artificial intelligence, comparing its cultural disruption to the electrical revolution of the early 20th century. He encourages believers to exercise critical thinking when using these probabilistic systems while maintaining an eternal perspective, resting in the absolute sovereignty of God who remains on His throne.
Gordon Broadbent IV · April 23, 2026 · 43 min
AI and the Christian LifeDoug Axe discusses the distinction between human personhood and artificial intelligence, arguing that humans are uniquely created in the image of God with an immaterial soul and mind, whereas AI is merely a machine executing probabilistic algorithms. He warns against the real danger of "personhood atrophy," where humans abdicate their relational and spiritual duties to unthinking technology.
Douglas Axe · April 23, 2026 · 52 min
Genesis 26:34-28:9
GenesisThe sermon dissects the dysfunctional family dynamics in Genesis 26-28, highlighting the failures of Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, and Esau, each blinded by their own desires, control, deception, and bitterness. Despite their pervasive sin, the preacher emphasizes God's sovereign hand working providentially to fulfill His purposes through the mess, ultimately pointing to Christ as the only perfect one who offers grace and mercy. The message warns listeners not to emulate the characters' flaws but to seek God's grace.
John Lee · April 12, 2026 · 51 min
James 5:7-11
This sermon addresses how believers can remain steadfast and faithful while waiting for the Second Coming of Christ. It outlines three ways to wait: patiently, recognizing Christ's certain and near return; readily, by preserving church unity and actively serving; and blessedly, by finding ultimate joy in God despite present sufferings, drawing examples from the prophets and Job. The message encourages repentance for unbelievers and a continuous, active love for Christ and His church for believers.
Ian Kwon · March 29, 2026 · 47 min
Genesis 18:1-15
GenesisThis sermon explores Genesis 18:1-15, contrasting Abraham's eager hospitality and faith with Sarah's cynical laughter and unbelief regarding God's promise of a son. The preacher uses this narrative to highlight God's omnipotence and his loving confrontation of sin, ultimately inviting listeners to abandon self-preservation and embrace God's grace found in Jesus Christ, fostering a spirit of joyful service.
John Lee · January 11, 2026 · 39 min
1 Peter 5:5-7
This sermon on 1 Peter 5:5-7 explores two essential dimensions of humility in the Christian life: humility towards one another and humility towards God. It emphasizes submitting to elders, serving fellow believers, and casting all anxieties on God, knowing that He opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble and cares deeply for His people. The message encourages believers to embrace gospel-driven humility, trust in God's timing and plan, and actively fight against pride in all aspects of life.
Micah Anglo · January 4, 2026 · 42 min
Genesis 17:1-27
GenesisThis sermon explores Genesis 17, focusing on God's covenant with Abraham, the sign of circumcision, and the promise of Isaac as the covenant son. It emphasizes that physical circumcision was a sign of being set apart for God, but ultimately pointed to a deeper circumcision of the heart and the New Covenant fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Through Christ's sacrifice, believers are spiritually 'cut off' from sin and raised to new life, signified by baptism.
John Lee · December 28, 2025 · 45 min
Genesis 16:1-16
This sermon delves into Genesis 16, using Sarai's impatient and sinful pursuit of a child through Hagar to illustrate the futility of human plans in the face of suffering. It contrasts this with God's faithful promises to Hagar and ultimately to humanity through Jesus, Emmanuel, the true 'God Who Sees' and 'God With Us,' who saves us from our deepest problem of sin. The message encourages listeners to abandon self-reliant efforts and find their true hope in Christ, who hears and redeems.
John Lee · December 21, 2025 · 38 min
