Pastor Bryan uses the call of the first disciples in Mark 1 to illustrate that discipleship is not just about belief, but a complete reorientation of life around Jesus's mission. He encourages the congregation to detach from idols of success and pleasure, and to live with open hands, committing their lives to being "salt and light" in their communities.

In his Good Friday sermon, Pastor Ryan reflects on Jesus's crucifixion, noting that though it was the darkest event in history, it represents the most hopeful moment for humanity. He highlights Jesus's final words to illustrate how Christ's suffering and sacrifice provided salvation, acceptance, and a new identity for believers as part of a forever family.

Pastor Jason argues that true greatness isn't found in worldly recognition but in humble service to others. He uses Mark 10:35-45 to show how Jesus redefined greatness, teaching that we were made to serve, not to be served, and that this is a call to love and serve our communities.

The sermon focuses on the significance of the Lord's Supper, explaining how Jesus transformed the Passover meal into a profound symbol of His sacrificial death and substitution for humanity's sins. Through communion, Christians are invited to remember Christ's death as central to their faith, experience spiritual transformation, and look forward to the ultimate feast in God's kingdom where all suffering and longing will end.

Pastor Ryan's sermon on "Resurrection Sunday" discusses the significance of Jesus' resurrection, introducing a new sermon series. He emphasizes the power of God in difficult situations and the evidence supporting the resurrection. The sermon stresses faith in Jesus for salvation, with a call to make a personal decision to follow him. Pastor Kwon encourages the congregation to reflect on their relationship with Jesus and solidify their faith.

Pastor Ryan's sermon delves into the significance of Jesus' statement "I thirst" on the cross, discussing the suffering and deeper spiritual meaning behind it. He highlights Jesus' reliance on the Father and the Holy Spirit, encouraging listeners to draw strength from the Trinity. Finally, the sermon concludes by underscoring the grace and love of God demonstrated through Jesus' sacrifice, offering believers the opportunity of eternal life and freedom from worldly desires.

Pastor Ryan discusses the significance of Jesus' cry on the cross, exploring how God forsook Jesus and its theological implications. The sermon emphasizes that God's separation from Jesus was necessary for salvation, not abandonment. Through divine interventions during Jesus' crucifixion, Pastor Ryan highlights the assurance that God does not forsake believers in their darkest moments, offering hope, repentance, and realignment with God for a future of salvation and joy.

The sermon poses the central question of Jesus's identity, acknowledging that while many view Him merely as a great teacher, a personal belief in His divinity is foundational to the Christian faith. It presents a logical argument for Jesus as God, citing historical evidence, His claims, and the faith of unlikely believers, ultimately inviting listeners to respond with personal faith and humility.

This sermon defines the freedom found in Christ as a liberation from a life of religious obligation and performance-based living. True Christianity isn't about striving for God's approval through works but about humbly receiving His unconditional love and mercy, just as the tax collector did in the parable.