Dwelling Place Anaheim

In Hebrews 8, God says: “I will put my laws in their minds and write them on their hearts… I will be their God, and they will be My people.” This is not a temporary deal—it’s a forever covenant. Forever house. Forever presence.

Sealed by the Spirit, promised by the Father, and bought by the Son, you’re not guessing if you belong. You’re not earning your place. You’re already home.

Hear the Spirit’s voice reminding you: You are sealed. You are included. You are empowered. You are family.

You don’t need to chase a feeling—you’ve been sealed with a Person. This is your moment to respond to His vow.

This week through Hebrews, we continue to define the relationship.

God isn’t just gathering followers, He’s forming a family. No-one gives birth so they can become an influencer or have a follower. You give birth to start a family. A forever family. And in a world where family is often fractured, God is forming a people. Not a crowd—a covenant family.

Today, Alan shares from Hebrews 8–9, where we see a God who doesn’t do temporary. He desires Forever Family. Forever Covenant. Forever House. Forever Presence.

God is not casual in His commitment. His covenant is unbreakable, His word unchanging, and His presence unwavering. This is about more than theology — it’s about the heartbeat of heaven: “I long to dwell with you.”

This week Alan continues his series Unshakable Hope with a message called “Your Defender Who Fights For Your Future.” He reminds us that Jesus is praying for us even now, fighting for our future, and inviting us to trust in God’s unstoppable goodness and reward.

This Easter Sunday, Alan shares a message of unshakable, indestructible hope in a world that feels increasingly uncertain. Rooted in Hebrews 7:15–25, he reminds us that hope isn’t wishful thinking — it’s a living person, Jesus, who conquered death and still changes lives today. Discover a hope that is permanent and personal.

This week, Alan introduces a new series called Unshakable Hope, starting with this message of God’s Unchanging Promise. In a world full of shifting ground, we’re invited to anchor our lives to the indestructible life and eternal priesthood of Jesus. Rooted in Hebrews 7, this episode explores how God’s promises are unbreakable, His covenant is better, and His faithfulness is forever. Step into a new order of hope—unshakable, permanent, and built on nothing less than Jesus.

This week, Alan unpacks Hebrews 6:12–20, reminding us of the unshakable hope we have in God's promises. In a world full of uncertainty, we’re invited to anchor ourselves in the faithfulness of a God who cannot lie. Tune in as we explore what it means to live with patient trust and divine assurance.

This week, Kathryn shares a message on extravagant worship—worship that is wholehearted, unreserved, and fit for the King. Drawing from Mark 14, she unpacks the story of a woman who poured out her most precious possession on Jesus, demonstrating the only appropriate response to His worthiness. True worship goes beyond comfort and reputation, embracing a life fully surrendered to Him. As we break our jars of self-sufficiency, we release a fragrance that not only fills the room but impacts generations, drawing us deeper into God’s presence.

This week, Alan shares a message from Hebrews 6:4-12, calling us to unwavering faith in Christ. He challenges us to consider what Jesus is truly worth, especially when faith comes at a cost. We are reminded of the impact of valuing human approval over God's glory and how it shapes our faith. But there is hope—God is not unjust, and He remembers every act of faithfulness, calling us to bold, enduring devotion.

This week, Alan shares a message on the extravagant consecration of a high priest and how it points to Jesus, the ultimate High Priest. Exploring Hebrews 5:1-10, he unpacks the call to fervent prayer, reverent submission, and obedient suffering. Discover how Christ’s priesthood is eternal, transforming hearts and calling us into a life of extravagant devotion. Join us as we step into His house, His presence, and His greater glory.