The Crossing at CFCC Hayward

Matthew 17:14-27, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 37 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Faith in Christ enables believers to overcome life’s challenges and access His transforming power, encouraging us to trust deeply in His promises and authority.

Matthew 17:1-13, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 36 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Experiencing God’s glory leads us to listen, trust, and follow Him

Matthew 16:13-28, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 35 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Faith is not build on what we achieve but who we believe and follow as king

Matthew 16:1-12, Pastor Zenas Fung. Part 34 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: What made the Pharisees and Sadducees so angry that they keep bothering Jesus? What is this that has been built up in their religiosity that has become “their leaven” that keeps them from embracing Jesus? When we do not heed the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees, we find ourselves in the place of Judas Iscariot. The Gospel is a reprieve from our own religiosity.

Matthew 15:21-39, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 33 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus has compassion for outsiders who turn to Him in dependence and faith

Matthew 15:1-20, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 32 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Beware elevating personal preferences over God's standard of righteousness

Matthew 14:22-36, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 31 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: True faith in Christ empowers us to step out of our comfort zones and confront the storms of life, trusting that He is with us every step of the way.

Matthew 14:13-21, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 30 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Even in life's challenges, King Jesus shows His great compassion for the real needs of people

Matthew 13:53-14:12, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 29 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom.

Matthew 13:24-43, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 27 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: God’s Kingdom, though often obscured by the presence of evil, is assured to flourish and be victorious in the end, calling us to remain faithful and productive amid challenges.

Matthew 13:1-23, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 26 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Healthy soil receives and responds to Jesus' word to bear spiritual fruit.

John 4:1-30, Rev. Joshua Lee. Easter Sunday worship service Main Idea: Jesus quenches our thirst for fulfillment with better, lasting life

Matthew 12:22-45, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 25 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: To live a victorious Christian life, we must not only be delivered from evil but also seek the continual filling and empowerment of the Holy Spirit

Matthew 12:1-21, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 24 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus overturns man-made regulation with His kingdom righteousness in relation

Matthew 11:20-30, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 23 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: True rest for our souls is found not in our efforts but in surrendering to Christ’s gentle and humble heart

Matthew 11:1-19, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 22 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: When unmet expectation lead to doubt, fulfilled promises in Jesus lead to faith

Matthew 10:34-42, Pastor Zenas Fung. Part 21 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus Christ’s purpose is to redefine our lives in ways that are antagonistic toward the world.

Matthew 10:16-33, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 20 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom.

Matthew 10:1-15, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 19 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Believers are commissioned by Christ to share the Gospel with authority, equipped to bring hope and healing to a lost world

Matthew 9:18-38, Pastor Felicia Larson. Part 18 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom.

Matthew 9:1-17, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 17 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Embracing the new life in Christ requires us to open our hearts to transformation, letting go of the old to receive the fullness of God’s blessings.

Matthew 8:18-34, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 16 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Whatever the cost, follow the King because He has incomparable authority over our circumstances

Matthew 8:1-17, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 15 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus' authority is the answer to our deepest needs—He heals our bodies and souls, affirming that faith in Him leads to restoration

Matthew 7:13-29, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 14 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Follow the King instead of the crowd down the narrow path to life in His Kingdom

Matthew 2:1-12, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 13 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: It takes humility to follow the star that leads to the humble King

Matthew 7:1-12, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 12 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: To live as generous and grace-filled followers of Christ, we must first examine our own hearts, avoiding judgment while embracing the call to treat others as we wish to be treated, trusting in God's provision.

Matthew 6:19-34, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 11 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: When we set our sights on eternal treasures rather than transient possessions, we discover true contentment and peace through faith in Christ's provision. It’s not about getting rid of greed, materialism, or worry, but pursuing kingdom loyalty. We leave behind the old self as we live out our new self.

Matthew 6:1-18, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 10 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Practice the marks of Kingdom living to please God instead of perform for men

Matthew 5:31-48, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 9 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Live out the love of God through our marriages, oaths, and relationships. As we follow as Jesus did, it’s what he did. Hold an accurate view of marriage, guard your integrity, respond generously, and love those who hurt us. Then the world will see Christ in us because he is flowing through.

Matthew 5:17-32, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 8 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Righteous in the Kingdom of Heaven: Anger, lust, divorce

Matthew 5:1-16, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 7 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Those who humbly follow the King (will suffer in this life but) are blessed in His Kingdom

Matthew 4:12-25, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 6 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus calls us to follow Him, transforming our lives and using us to impact the world around us. God uses us as we are, transforming the natural into the supernatural. 

Matthew 4:1-11, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 5 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Jesus resists temptation by knowing His identity in relation to His Father

Matthew 3:1-17, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 4 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: The laws of God were given to draw us closer to him, not keep us from him. When they keep us from him, its legalism. Know that God wants to restore a relationship with him because we are his beloved. We can then thrive in our spiritual growth.

Matthew 2:13-23, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 3 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Trust in the coming of God's promised Kingdom by the way He overcomes the false kingdom's threat to the rightful King

Matthew 1:6-25, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 2 of our series in Matthew called “Kingdom Come”: What Kingdom are you really living for? The gospel of Matthew calls us to come and follow the promised King into His good kingdom. Main Idea: Even when everything works against us, we can trust God is still in control because the Savior-King has come

2 Corinthians 4:7, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 5 of our mini-series called “God's Masterpiece”. Main Idea: We are defined as God’s masterpiece, as he sees us, in the prophetic past tense, not by our mistakes or mishaps in life. God shines through our brokenness for his glory. God doesn’t hide our imperfections but uses them.

Romans 8:28, Psalm 23:4, Proverbs 1:7, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 4 of our mini-series called “God's Masterpiece”. Main Idea: Believers are masterpieces, not mistakes. When believers know who made them, they are empowered to live by faith. We can all walk in faith to pass on our faith.

Romans 8:30b, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 3 of our mini-series called “God's Masterpiece”. Main Idea: Sanctification is the process on Earth to prepare for glorification in heaven. We're all a work in progress until God takes us from this temporary state. We need to allow God to sanctify us inside by yielding to the Holy Spirit so we'll be ready to be in God's presence. We yield to God, and he refines us. He won't refine unless we yield.

Romans 8:30a, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 2 of our mini-series called “God's Masterpiece”. Main Idea: God calls and justifies.  God personally calls someone out of their sin and has their debt of sin paid for.  Because the work of Jesus is finished, we have access to God and are to live a life that reflects it.  Someone who has been called and justified would have it shown in their everyday actions.  How that exactly looks for each person will vary from one to another.

Romans 8:29, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 1 of our mini-series called “God's Masterpiece”. Main Idea: We know that God loves us because he did something about it. If he didn't love us, he would have let sin reign and destroy his creation. When we know that we are a fixture in God's mind, we'll be able to realize that this isn't our home and to live for the future.

Genesis 1:26-2:3, Rev. Joshua Lee. Main Idea: Our identity isn’t in our work or rest but in the image of God who gives us fulfilling work & rest

John 11:25-46, Rev. Joshua Lee. Easter Sunday worship service Main Idea: Even if there's pain today, we trust Jesus as our promise for tomorrow

Luke 11:14-28, Rev. Joshua Lee. Main Idea: Jesus has authority to drive out the demonic that we invite into our lives

Ephesians 6:21-24, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 18 of our series in the book of Ephesians called “Wake Up”: Is your faith asleep or wide awake? Ephesians calls us to wake up to the gospel, and become the people and church God intended in this world. Main Idea: Wake up to the power of God’s Spirit living inside of us. We have everything we need to overcome. Be proactive in prayer and the church community together because that’s how God designed it.  

Ephesians 6:10-20, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 17 of our series in the book of Ephesians called “Wake Up”: Is your faith asleep or wide awake? Ephesians calls us to wake up to the gospel, and become the people and church God intended in this world. Main Idea: God has equipped & empowered you to stand firm against your spiritual enemy

Ephesians 6:1-9, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 16 of our series in the book of Ephesians called “Wake Up”: Is your faith asleep or wide awake? Ephesians calls us to wake up to the gospel, and become the people and church God intended in this world. Main Idea: Christianity sets a new bar to reach that is above our culture for our families and work. The new bar is counter-cultural and gets people’s attention. Model Biblical submission at home and work. Prioritize God in your homes as an example to your children and work for God in your workplaces.

Ephesians 5:21-33, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 15 of our series in the book of Ephesians called “Wake Up”: Is your faith asleep or wide awake? Ephesians calls us to wake up to the gospel, and become the people and church God intended in this world. Main Idea: Love & respect for Jesus leads wives to respect husbands, & husbands to love wives

Ephesians 5:7-21, Rev. Joshua Lee. Part 14 of our series in the book of Ephesians called “Wake Up”: Is your faith asleep or wide awake? Ephesians calls us to wake up to the gospel, and become the people and church God intended in this world. Main Idea: Live out the light of Christ to a world darkened by sin

Ephesians 5:1-7, Rev. Daniel Tai. Part 13 of our series in the book of Ephesians called “Wake Up”: Is your faith asleep or wide awake? Ephesians calls us to wake up to the gospel, and become the people and church God intended in this world. Main Idea: Watch what we do, then do it. What we believe drives our behavior. Pursue God’s heart. The greater we pursue the love of God, the greater we can love others.