Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

This week, Pastor Becky Johnson unpacks the profound truth that God is love, exploring how our view of Him shapes every area of our lives. Drawing from 1 John 4 and Romans 8, she challenges us to align with God’s definition of love—agape, the selfless and unconditional love revealed through Jesus. We must protect and pursue love, as it is the very foundation and truth of who God is.

Is God truly good? Pastor Banning addresses one of the most foundational questions that every disciple must wrestle with and reminds us that what we believe about God shapes how we draw near to Him. As believers, we get to anchor our lives to the unshakable truth of God’s goodness, even when life doesn’t make sense.

Jesus invites us to slow down and walk into the pain of others, bringing grace, redemption, and His resurrection power. Pastor Phil Manginelli from The Square Church explores what it means to give Jesus our full allegiance, even when His truth offends our cultural assumptions, and how finding who He is reveals who we are. Discover how to reject the lies of secularism, embrace the way of Jesus, and find your way home.

Phil Manginelli, Lead Pastor of The Square Church, unpacks how our struggles with sexuality often reveal a deeper issue of trust. He contrasts culture’s view of freedom, religion’s fear-based restrictions, and God’s invitation to something sacred, showing how Jesus calls us to live with both grace and truth.

God calls us into greater faith, but it begins with remembering His past faithfulness. Pastor Banning reminds us that what God has done gives us confidence in what He will do.

Hope for a nation isn’t found in politics or platforms; it’s found in the local church being fully alive in love and purpose. Pastor Banning calls us back to the heart of revival, where believers who have encountered the love of God are fully engaged in their calling and live with deep awareness of why they are where they are.

Are you building for the temporary or investing in eternity? In this powerful message, Pastor Mark Kresge challenges us to live with eternity in mind and not get lost in the vapor of the temporary. We are called to live generously, invest in what matters to God, and let selflessness mark our lives.

You cannot separate generosity and discipleship. Pastor Becky Johnson teaches us that generosity is a heart posture. It has nothing to do with money but is first a call to true worship. What will you give for Jesus?

This week, Pastor Becky unpacks a powerful truth: what we believe about ourselves shapes how we live. Jesus came to rewrite our story, and through his sacrifice on the cross, we’ve been adopted and transformed from orphans into sons and daughters that have full access to the love and security of the Father. When we embrace this truth, we stop striving for worth and start living from the confidence of who we already are.

You can’t be a disciple of Jesus until you embrace your identity in Jesus. Pastor Mark Kresge shares a powerful word on the transformation that happens in our lives when we step into our Godly identity. Not only do we begin to experience abundant life, but we also discover who we are and how to live.