Sunday we finish not only our Christmas study of Luke 2, but also our last Sunday of 2024. It's here we excite our hearts by looking at the devotion and consecration of a prophetess named, Anna.

We continue our walk through Luke 2, where infant Jesus is presented at the temple. It's there he encounters a unique prophet with a unique prophecy.

Pastor Casey starts our Christmas series by walking through Luke 2:1-20. Here we see witness and marvel at the extraordinary event, where God stepped into our ordinary.

Pastor Casey shares how to be grateful when our lives feel the opposite. Looking at the attitude of Jesus from 1 Corinthians, we see our Lord exemplify thankfulness in great tribulation.

In the heated political climate of Los Angeles, what are Christians to be known for? Pastor Casey Fritz unfolds this reality from Mark 12.

As citizens of God's Kingdom, we seek to make His will be done in our earthly politics. What does it look like to live, engage, and be political under His reign, not our own?

Pastor Casey shows how the kingship of Jesus introduces not a centralized politic, but an entirely new one. From John 18 we'll witness how King Jesus challenges every detail our partisanship and political preferences.

Author and pastor Joshua Ryan Butler kicks off our series in politics with understanding how Christ is the great political party crasher.

As we turn 9 as a church family, Pastor Lorenzo speaks to the season we're in and calls us to consider what could be, as we seek to align our hearts with God's and ask Him to pour out His Spirit on our church and our city.

Pastor Casey preaches from Luke 18, where Jesus tells us not to lose heart. More than just an encouragement, Christ gives us an unexpected story and challenge for days to come.