The religious leaders questioned Jesus’ authority in the temple, refusing to recognize the authority of the One true Messiah. This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung shares that while being in power has benefits, it can also lead to corruption if we do not acknowledge the Source of all authority.
Although it was not in season, Jesus was so disappointed that a fig tree was fruitless that He cursed it and it withered the next day. Was it reasonable for Jesus to do this? This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung explores how Jesus connected the fig tree to the purpose of the Temple and how this connection also relates to the role of the church in fulfilling God’s mission.
Consider the contrast when Jesus’ rode into Jerusalem: here is a King making a triumphant entrance into Israel’s most important city, yet He is riding on a donkey. This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung explores the dual identity of Jesus as reflected in His entry, revealing Him as both Messiah and King.
Grace is the cornerstone of our faith. We are saved by grace, and it is by grace that we live, move, and exist. As we approach the end of 2025, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung encourages us to be a people of grace—constantly seeking, receiving, and sharing grace, all while maintaining a grateful heart.
