A message from the series “Summer Psalms.” In this message, Joni takes us through Psalm 16 and the fullness of joy found in God’s presence.
David’s words remind us that lasting joy is not found in our circumstances, achievements or possessions, but in knowing God as our refuge, our portion and our hope. Even in uncertainty, we can trust that God is with us, guiding us on the path of life.
Continue readingA message from the series “Summer Psalms.” What is lament, and how do we do it? Discover the biblical rhythm of grief and why it is a vital tool for drawing nearer to God in difficult seasons. In this deep dive into Psalm 13, we explore how to bring our rawest emotions to God, process pain honestly, and learn how to sing on the far side of lament, even before we have the answers.
Preacher: Jordan Woodley
Main Text: Psalm 13
A message from the series “Summer Psalms.” True confession has the power to transform our deepest regrets into lasting joy. This message explores how facing our mistakes honestly before God breaks the chains of guilt and opens the door to His radical mercy and restoration. Don’t let your past define your future—discover the freedom, peace, and hope waiting for you on the other side of surrender.
Preacher: Billy Atkins
Main Text: Psalm 51
Continue readingA message from the series “Spirit People.” Ever wonder what a Spirit-filled life actually looks like day-to-day? In this video, we dive into 1 Thessalonians 5:16-22 to uncover the powerful, practical rhythm of walking with the Holy Spirit.
Speaker: Sara Davis
Series: Spirit People
A message from the series “Spirit People.” Are you operating in your God-given calling? . In this message, we unpack what spiritual gifts are, how to discover yours, and how to use them to serve others.
Speaker: Tim Harms
Series: Spirit People
Main Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:7
A message from the series “Spirit People.” The fruit of the Spirit isn’t a self improvement programme. It’s the Spirit growing the character of Jesus in you, slowly, from the inside out.
Speaker: Jordan Woodley
Series: Spirit People
Main Scripture: Galatians 5:16–25
A message from the series “Spirit People.” Tim opens up how the Holy Spirit empowered Jesus’s earthly ministry and what it means for believers today. In this message, we explore the biblical examples of Jesus operating in the power of the Spirit, and how you can experience that same anointing and transformation in your daily life.
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Acts 10:37–38
A message from the series “Spirit People.” We are so thrilled to welcome Sam Poe this morning as he shares a powerful message about navigating stormy seasons and stepping into a greater harvest.
Drawing from the story of the early church in Antioch, Sam highlights how God uses cross-cultural connections, diverse communities, and dedicated teams to lay a strong foundation for His kingdom. Just like Antioch, our own cities are beautifully multicultural and deeply in need of the gospel. Join us as we look at how the Holy Spirit builds a diverse family, short-circuits the “superstar syndrome,” and prepares us to be sent out to the nations. We close with a powerful time of prayer, asking God for a fresh outpouring of His rain and revival fire across our communities.
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Acts 11:19-32
A message from the series “Spirit People.” Pastor Tim Harms kicks off our new 6-week sermon series, “Spirit People.” In this introductory message, Tim addresses the common gap between the promises we read about in Scripture and our daily lived realities. Drawing from the history of the Jesus People Movement in San Francisco, he explores who the Holy Spirit is, what He does, and directly tackles common myths that keep us from experiencing His power.
If you are feeling spiritually exhausted, dehydrated, or like you’ve been trying to live the Christian life on your own willpower, this message is an invitation to stop white-knuckling your faith and start drinking from the well of the Holy Spirit.
Main Scripture Text: John 14:16-18 and Romans 8
Continue readingA message from the series “Entering into Joy.” What do you really believe about how God responds when you have made a mess of your life? In this message, Bekka Woodley explores the profound truth of God’s relentless pursuit of His children through the lens of Jesus’ parables in Luke 15.
Whether you relate to the lost sheep, the silver coin, or the sons in the story of the prodigal, this message is a gentle reminder that you do not have to earn your way back. Through personal stories and scripture, she unpacks the heart of the Good Shepherd, a heart that does not interrogate or judge, but instead runs to embrace, restore, and celebrate.
Main Text: Luke 15:1-32
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