Derek Mack continues the series from the Gospel of John with his sermon "The Shock of the Cross". He reminds us that there is not anything that the cross does not reshape, reform, touch or enhance. We learn 5 essential reasons Jesus came to die on the cross.

Zach Nash continues the series from the Gospel of John. We are challenged to ask what our lives would look like if our hearts were rightly aligned with affection for Jesus. Zach emphasizes how essential the Word and the Spirit are for living with a sustained fire for God. We need to be willing to adjust and be pruned in order to bear fruit.

Derek Mack continues the series from John, focusing on Mary of Bethany. Through her story, we learn that the best way to evangelize is by extravagantly and unashamedly loving Jesus. We are prompted to evaluate how much we value Jesus and take into account His worthiness. Derek emphasizes that the person who values Jesus most understands His purpose most.

Chantell Cooley declares and prophesies radical faith over young people in her message "Front Line Generation". She challenges us to accept God's calling for our lives no matter the cost. We are also given practical keys to being succesful in the Kingdom in every sphere of influence. Chantell emphasizes that in uncommon time, an uncommon sold out follower of Jesus must stand on everything that God has said over them!

Derek Mack preaches a message out of John 8 titled "What Will Set Me Free?" He draws a line between knowledge about Jesus and knowing Jesus personally. Derek breaks down how relationship with Jesus is the only way to truly live in the freedom we are invited to!

Christy Brennt shares her experience with learning to hear the voice of God. She encourages the school to pursue initiation and trust God where He leads, no matter their feelings. Christy shares stories about how the prophetic brought her and Brian to Huntington Beach to start Circuit Riders and provides eight scriptural ways that God speaks.

Lindy Cofer continues the series out of the Gospel of John with her message titled "In Spirit and In Truth". She compares the story of Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well with the story where the term worship is first mentioned in the Bible. By looking deeper at stories in both the Old Testament and New Testament we learn the foundation of worship is radical trust, obedience and sacrifice.

Zach Nash continues the series from the Gospel of John with a message that prompts us to evaluate our hunger and expectations for Jesus. Throughout the Bible a lot of people were in proximity to Jesus, touched Him even, but only one person bumped into Him and caused power to flow out. We learn that the difference was her desperation and hunger for an encounter. Zach reminds us that if we are hungry for more, Jesus is faithful to meet that hunger.

Nick Brennt continues the series from the Gospel of John with his message "Missing the Moment" out of John 5. By looking at the story of the man who gets healed at the pool of Bethesda, we are challenged to examine the ways we may have put God in a box through patterns of cynicism. Nick emphasizes the idea that mercy is the opposite of religious obligation. We must truly receive God's mercy for ourselves if we want to give that same mercy to others.

Nick continues the series out of the Gospel of John with his message Welcome to the Kingdom. He emphasizes that if we are bored as Christians then we don't have a clear understanding on what the Kingdom of God is. We are invited into a life that is marked by risk, is Holy Spirit empowered, motivated by love and ultimately magnifies Jesus.