What does it mean to be truly human according to Scripture? Following an opening look at the creation narrative, this message zooms in on Genesis 2 to explore the intricate, intentional design of humanity. Pastor David breaks down four core aspects of humanity that we see in this chapter: our spiritual nature, our calling to meaningful work, our need for moral boundaries, and our design for relationships.
Whether navigating personal choices, processing loneliness, or preparing for future callings and relationships, Genesis 2 reminds us that true human flourishing happens when we align our lives with God's word and work.
6 Sept 2026
Created for Flourishing (Genesis 1)
When we open to the first page of Scripture, it’s easy to get caught up in endless debates about scientific mechanisms, timelines, and age. But what if Genesis 1 was never written to be a scientific lab manual?
In this message, the opening sermon of our Fall series through Genesis, Pastor David explores the poetic genre and intentional design of Genesis 1. By looking at how God creates out of nothing through His spoken word, we see that creation isn't divine stuff to be worshiped, but good gifts to be enjoyed within the intentional boundaries God sets.
Whether you’re navigating new freedoms, forming personal non-negotiables, or wrestling with misconceptions about who God is, Genesis 1 reveals a Creator who isn't a killjoy, but a loving Father who created a vibrant, personal universe designed for our ultimate thriving.
30 Aug 2026
Seeking Jesus Beyond the Crowd (Luke 19:1-10)
In this Welcome Sunday sermon, Pastor David Park (DP) opens the year by looking at the familiar story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19:1–10. Through the lens of an ambitious tax collector looking for something more, we explore four key steps to growing in our faith. Whether you have grown up in church or are exploring faith for the first time, this message invites you to move beyond passive observation and step into a personal encounter with Jesus this school year.
23 Aug 2026
The Danger of "Not Right Now" (Haggai)
The book of Haggai addresses a subtle yet dangerous trap in the Christian life: delaying obedience. While we often know what God desires for us, it is easy to justify putting off His mission to focus on personal comfort, security, and building our own lives first. Exploring the historical context of Israel's return from exile and the rebuilding of the temple, this message challenges us to examine our priorities, overcome the fear of unimpressive beginnings, and commit to faithful action today grounded in the work of Christ.
2 Aug 2026
The Two Paths (Psalm 1)
What shapes your vision of a good life? Preaching from Psalm 1, this message explores the two paths laid out before us: drifting along with the godless influences of culture or becoming deeply rooted in God’s Word. Discover how the practice of daily meditation transforms Scripture from a burdensome standard into a source of stability, delight, and long-term fruitfulness.
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