There are 7 billion people in the world who do not claim Christ as their Savior. Among them, 100 million are from our own country. This statistic highlights the immense opportunity for outreach and sharing the Gospel. On this Mission Sunday, Rev. John Ong urges us to lead missional lives by sharing Christ within our homes and communities, supporting missions, or serving as missionaries ourselves.
The Book of Mark concludes with a seemingly open-ended finale, leaving Mary Magdalene and the other women confused about how to make sense of Jesus’ resurrection. This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung brings the series on Mark to a close in similar fashion, posing the question: “How will you write the ending of your own life story?”
On the road to the cross, Jesus endured tremendous suffering. He was humiliated, crucified, put to death, and then laid to rest in a tomb that was not His own. This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung walks us through the Passion of Christ, highlighting the depth of His profound love and sacrifice as our Savior and Lord.
Jesus’ trial was deeply unjust: He was there based on false testimony, and the judge cared more about his own reputation than the truth, to the point he was willing to trade Jesus for a convicted murderer. This Sunday, Rev. Jeremiah Cheung explores how this miscarriage of justice brought redemption for all of humanity.
