Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

God has land that He wants to give you! There is territory He wants you to take, but in order to do that we must learn to sustain the wells we’ve been given as well as dig our own wells. Banning uses the story of Isaac to illustrate the importance of doing the work required to have victory in our lives.

This week Banning shares about the great Exchange Program we have access to in Christ. He will take our sorrow for His joy. Our heaviness for His lightness. Our ashes for His beauty. This exchange doesn’t make logical sense but further shows the absolute goodness and love that God has for His people.

Banning teaches from 1 John 5:14 which tells us that God’s desire is for us to come to Him in confidence. We can expect to have our prayers answered because we know God and His will.

Guest speaker, Eric Johnson takes us through the twenty years between Acts chapter 2 and chapter 15 to illustrate how important it is to stay mindful of the future that God has for us. If we don’t look toward the future, our past will become our new destination. Listen to this powerful message on our concept of time versus God’s concept of time.

Becky uses the life of Noah to illustrate what it looks like to turn your trust into action. Reminding us that trust is more than words, Becky challenges us to step out in faith continually.

Banning looks the life of the apostle Paul for an example of what it looks like to have singular focus and vision.

This week Banning casts vision for Jesus Culture Sacramento’s future and announces an exciting update to our Finding Home building campaign. What does it take to reach a city? How do we build the house of the Lord? Be inspired this week to follow Jesus with all of your heart.

Join Jesus Culture Sacramento as we celebrate the 5 year mark as a church with special guest Todd White.

Danny Silk shares about our lens that sees God as a punisher to be feared, first originating in the garden with the serpent. But God made a new covenant restoring us to love and goodness. The new upgrade allows us to view God as a loving Father who comes running to us with restoration and forgiveness.

Banning Liebscher teaches about God’s power being made perfect in weakness by looking at the writings of the Apostle Paul. Banning challenges us to embrace weakness even though our first instinct is to avoid it.