My heart in doing this episode is to promote compassion, grace, and understanding towards our immigrant brothers and sisters. Our immigrant brothers and sisters who are human beings, all who are created in the image of God.

In this episode, I look into the perception by the unchurched that Christianity is boring.

While carrying the cross, I meet a guy on the street and within minutes we are hugging, praying, and crying together. What happened?

In this episode, I share the story of my struggle with anxiety and depression because I want to give people hope who need it, and it is also my desire to connect with others who struggle, so we can encourage each other to live out this life with confidence and faith in our walk with Jesus.

I tell the story of how we ministered to young drug addicts in the middle of a drug house and ask the question, "Who will reach them?"

In today’s episode, I am going to be talking about, what it takes to be a multicultural church.

In todays episode, I am going to tell one of my favorite stories that I have ever been a part of while doing ministry. It is a miraculous story about a Korean woman whom we helped get out of the sex industry and her journey to follow Jesus. We waited until now to tell her story for her protection. We feel like finally it is the right time. We have changed her name for her protection.

In today’s episode, I am going to ask the question, "What should our churches look like?" What I mean by that is, when you walk into a church, what kind of people should you see? Should our church reflect heaven?