Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

This week, Banning Liebscher redefines what success looks like for us, as believers. One of the main questions that arises through this message is, “Have I been faithful and obedient to what God has asked of me?”  Simply put, we are to abide in His love and to love other people well. That is our main priority as children of God, and that is what true success looks like.

Loving well, means creating and investing in relationships. Our heart, as the church, should be that we desire to share Jesus with the world by loving people and investing in friendships. Listen as Banning dives us into John 15:13 and reminds us that there is no greater love than to lay one’s life down for a friend.

One of the most misunderstood concepts in scripture is rebuke. Although sometimes experienced in an unhealthy way, when done in love and community, it is one of the key gifts God has given us to create healthy community.

In the past two weeks, Pastor Banning Liebscher has established that growth only happens when there is health; and the way we speak is a great marker of that.

This week, Banning shares that a vital part of growth is input. We as a community need to be able to not only give but also receive feedback in a healthy and loving way. Listen in as Banning talks through what feedback should actually look like and how this is integral for every relationship in your life!

What we say matters. This is the second week of diving into the topic of our words and the power they carry. Banning Liebscher reminds us that our words should be directly connected to what God is saying and doing, in and around us! As a community, our desire is to build life and health together; which is only possible through understanding how important our words actually are.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to be so full of faith, hope, and His love, that we can’t help but speak it! Listen to this week’s message and be challenged to press in for growth and a new level of health!

God has specific plans and purposes for your life. He desires to partner with you in accomplishing great things in you and through you. Our words are integral in that partnership. When we speak, we are either speaking from a place of belief or unbelief.

In this message, Banning Liebscher reminds us that what we speak must come from a place of belief and understanding in God and His goodness. Ultimately, our words are either partnering with God in creating or undermining what He is trying to do. Our goal, as His children, is that there would be so much of His Word in our hearts, that there simply would not be room for anything else!

This message will challenge you to press in and dive deeper into His perspective and dreams for your life, and those around you!

You are free. Nothing can hold you in bondage, because you are held in Him.

Rebekah Lyons, author and Cofounder of Q Ideas, shares on what living in freedom can actually look like. Through her relatable, heartfelt and honest story, we get a glimpse into Rebekah’s process as well as experience the anointing of breakthrough that she carries because of it.

Listen as Rebekah reminds us that God has already done the work, paid the price, and absorbed our shame – we have access to complete freedom in Christ. Through this message she shares on the beauty of surrender and that there is much more to freedom than we often think.

This is one that you won’t want to miss!

God’s plan for revival is, you. As we prepare for all that God is going to do this next year, Banning reminds us that we are all integral parts of His plan.

John the Baptist knew who he was and what he was called to. Because of that, he walked in great confidence, clarity and conviction while fully engaging the call of God on his life.

Listen as Banning Liebscher shares that, as children of God, the same goes for all of us. When we engage the call of God on our lives, we gain clarity and conviction on who we are and what our purpose is.

You won’t want to miss this message that will inspire you to fully engage in seeing revival throughout our communities, cities and nation!

Our goal as the church, and individuals, is intimacy with God.  Intimacy is birthed out of relationship; with relationship comes responsibility. There is a point in all relationships when what is burning in their heart, suddenly begins to burn in yours.

Listen as Banning Liebscher reminds us that the same is true in our prayer life.

When we are intimate with God, His passions become ours and we begin to carry a sense of responsibility to see those shared passions come to pass.

You won’t want to miss this message on how to not only establish, but sustain a life of prayer and relationship with God.

Success in the Kingdom is birthed in the secret place, in the unseen. We each have a unique, but equally key, role to play in seeing revival here on earth.Chris Quilala shares a profound and relatable word on what living a life fully surrendered truly looks like. Listen as he redefines success and encourages us to be faithful with the small things by simply saying “yes” to what is in front of us.

As children God we have been called to live, not just moments, but lifestyles of prayer. God has made Himself vulnerable and given us place to move His heart through prayer.

Listen as Banning Liebscher shares a very practical and encouraging message on how to establish a life of prayer that Jesus modeled. By sharing the truth of what the goal of prayer really is: relationship, Banning strips away the guilt that is so often associated with establishing the routine of prayer. This message will encourage, release freedom, and inspire you to press into this issue of prayer, even more!

2017 was an amazing year, with celebrating our three year anniversary as a church and many more victories along the way. With our last church service of 2018, we invited some of our team on stage to both minister and share points of intercession to prepare us for 2018.  Listen to this JC Sacramento Message of the Week from Sunday 12/31/17.