We’ve all daydreamed at one point what it would be like to live a life of leisure. Being able to sleep in whenever we want, spend our time as we want, to be beholden to no-one but ourselves, all of it seems freeing. But what if the reality of that dream wasn’t as sweet as it sounded? Pastor Chris Rattay speaks about the rhythms of life and how we were made to live a life of work followed by a day of Sabbath. Listen as he explains the fifth commandment in his sermon series, “The Ten”, and how we can honor the Sabbath.

Hey church family! Hear from Pastor Chris' heart as he gives us some practical and helpful handles for how to engage with politics as those who love and follow Jesus. He'll be recording a handful of these 'mini-episodes' to give us guidance from Scripture and spiritual mentors.

Luke 10:1-2 tells us that the harvest is plentiful, but those who work the fields are few. How would you view the mission to engage with unbelievers and speak into spiritual conversation if you believe this statement to be true? Do we believe that God can and will create opportunities to share our faith and if so, would you take Him up on it? Listen as guest speaker and director of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship at UCLA, Leslie Kearsley, talks about the practical applications to the posture of prayer and how to take leaps of faith in everyday conversation.

What posture do you adopt when you pray? What contributes to a great time between you and God? Listen to Pastor Chris Rattay as he continues from last week’s sermon regarding prayer and practicals to how to grow in a time of prayer between you and God.

When the Lord gives us the third commandment, " You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain," there is a wealth of knowledge that is unspoken in our modern-day context. Listen as Pastor Chris Rattay explains how Biblical names were an expression of a person's character traits, history, and their identity and how God gave us permission to call His name, to call upon Him is an intimacy we should not forget.

You won't want to miss this powerful exhortation from our Lead Pastor Chris as he speaks to our church family. Chris draws from the Early Church to anchor us and remind ourselves again what the pillars of the early church were so that those pillars can re-focus us and give us clarity as we move forward into an expectant future.

Kathryn Cheng wraps up our "Jesus As" series by exploring the Gospel of John and Jesus's invitation for us to come and drink of the Spirit of life. Discover the abundance that God wants you to experience in your life today as promised in the Scriptures.

Emmanuel means "God with us". We often hear this phrase around Christmas, but it isn't often discussed outside of the holidays. But this idea should not be saved for only his birth and the holidays – it should be an idea that we carry with us every day.

Routine is one of the great spiritual poisons that keep us from living the abundant life in Jesus. The poison of routine is so much more than just listening to the same preacher, week after week. The root of the poison is idolatry which Pastor Chris looks at through the lens of the 2nd of the 10 commandments given to the forming nation that would become Israel.