This week, Steve Larson teaches about how we can be led by the Holy Spirit in our every day life. As a follow up, Steve put together a worksheet for anyone who's looking for next steps on how to apply these principles. The PDF for that can be found on the Anthem Thousand Oaks app, or on our website at anthemto.org/sundays/teaching

This week, Matt Larson continues our teaching series through Advent by discussing the topic of joy.

In our third week in our Advent series, Matt Larson taught that Jesus is our hope. Biblical hope isn’t merely optimism, but the outcome of a life that has allowed God to use suffering to produce a mature godly character that results in hope.

This week Garrison continues our Advent series discussing the topic of "peace."

This week, Matt Larson begins our teaching series through the season of Advent by talking about Titus 2:11-14, where we see that Jesus has come, will come again, and that changes everything.

This week, Matt Larson wraps up our teaching series through 1 Corinthians, by teaching through all of 1 Corinthians 16. This section lines up perfectly with Matt's return from his trip in Asia, and we're able to hear God's heart for the nations, and the joy of being able to be invested in furthering the kingdom of Jesus around the world!

This week Steve Larson taught through 1 Corinthians 15:50-58 where Paul talks about our future resurrection. Steve encouraged us to know that this world and everything in it is passing away. We must be grounded in our hope of our future resurrection and allow that hope to change the way we think and live today.

This week, Matt Larson taught through 1 Corinthian 15, where Paul continues to teach about the resurrection. Anticipating that the Corinthians would ask how our physical bodies would be after the resurrection, Paul uses the analogy of a seed to explain that our bodies will be different in the resurrection.

This Sunday, Matt Larson taught on how crucial the resurrection is to our faith in Christ. Incorrect understanding of the future leads to anxiety, fear, depression, and licentiousness. When we understand our future our hope produces in us love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

This week, our friend Nick Hardy comes from Redemption Pointe Church in South Africa to encourage Anthem Church for the season of ministry ahead.

For anyone watching the video: Matt is out of view for the first section, but stick with it! It gets fixed before Nick comes on stage.