Christ PCA Temecula

Christ PCA Temecula

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Christ PCA Temecula episodes

  • Boarding and Belonging (Mark 12:28-34) - The Gospel of Mark
    A scribe asks Jesus a question: which is the greatest commandment? Jesus answers: love the Lord your God with all that you are, and love your neighbor as yourself. This answer feels simple until you realize how deep it runs. This passage shows us the life God seeks, a whole-hearted life that knows Him, treasures Him, and shares His love with others.
    36 min
  • A Rendered Life (Mark 12:17-23) - The Gospel of Mark
    In Mark 12:13-17, strange allies gather in the temple courts with a single aim: to defeat and destroy Jesus. They approach with a simple but loaded question about power, loyalty, and who truly holds authority. What unfolds is far more than a clever escape, but showcases the beauty of our Savior.
    0 min
  • A Stinging Tale (Mark 12:1–12) - The Gospel of Mark
    In the parable of a vineyard, Jesus exposes God’s generous provision, humanity’s refusal to give Him what He is owed, and the judgment that follows when the Son is rejected.We’ll consider whether we live as grateful tenants under God’s care or resist His rightful claim on our lives.
    39 min
  • An Audacious Authority (Mark 11:27–33) - The Gospel of Mark
    Every life is lived under authority; the real question is whose? In Mark 11:27–33, Jesus is confronted in with a question meant to trap him: “By what authority are you doing these things?” When Jesus’ authority collides with our autonomy, how will we respond? Jesus’ authority is not a threat to our joy, but the very means of our salvation.
    31 min
  • A Fruitless Fig and Fruitful Faith (Mark 11:12-25) - The Gospel of Mark
    In Mark 11:12–25, Jesus curses a fig tree, drives from the temple and speaks words of warning rather than comfort. These signs expose a serious danger: a faith that looks alive on the outside but bears no fruit. As Jesus confronts fruitless religion and corrupted worship, He calls His people to be rooted in Him, not in religious activity or appearances, and be marked by faith, prayer and forgiveness.
    42 min
  • Our Unexpected King (Mark 11:1-11) - The Gospel of Mark
    Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem is often called triumphal; there are palm branches and psalms, shouts of “Hosanna”. Yet He rides in humbly, walks straight to the temple, quietly looks around, and then leaves. Mark reveals a King whose glory is revealed in humility, whose power is exercised through obedience, and whose path to victory runs straight through the cross.
    39 min
  • Faith Unseen (Mark 10:46-52) - The Gospel of Mark
    As Jesus travels toward Jerusalem, He stops along the way for a blind beggar named Bartimaeus. When Bartimaeus cries out to Jesus for mercy, the crowd tries to silence him, but Jesus beckons him close, restores his sight, and invites Bartimaeus to follow Him.
    41 min
  • The Means to Our End (Mark 10:32-45) - The Gospel of Mark
    In Mark 10:32–45, we behold our Savior leading His disciples along the way, exposing our hunger for recognition, and redefining true greatness in self-sacrificing love. At the center stands the Son of Man, who did not come to be served but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many.
    32 min

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Christ Presbyterian Church (christpca.net) began in 2005 as a small Bible study made up of people who wanted to see a new Christ-centered church in the Temecula Valley. That original vision is still…