Jesus Culture San Diego Message of the Week

The Gospel is living, and God wants it to impact every area of our lives. His power is activated in us when we recognize that we need Him. We have access to a love that transcends anything we could ever face. This weekend, Pastor Zack Curry invites us into a lifestyle of regularly tapping into God’s endless supply of grace, strength, and freedom.

Pastor Banning reminds us that God’s plan for our life will not be hindered by disruption. Many times throughout scripture we see that famine leads to harvest. The same is true for those that partner with faith. God is birthing something in His church, and He is calling us to new depths of trust. He will use every disruption we face to position us for revival.

God is speaking to us at all times. As we step deeper into a prophetic lifestyle, we gain access to God’s strategy, comfort, and authority. Prophecy enriches community, and when we understand how to steward the gift of God’s presence, we all get to partake in the freedom He brings. In “Prophecy Unveiled”, Lauren Hasson demystifies the gifts of The Spirit, and helps us activate God’s voice in our lives.

We are fearfully and wonderfully made, which means we play an essential role in the development and expansion of each environment He calls us to. Zack Curry leads us in defining healthy mindsets and practices as we build community from the ground up.

If we say ‘yes’ to everyone, it will eventually lead to overextension and burnout. It is possible to love others while establishing healthy boundaries and respect towards ourselves. Learning to steward our ‘yes’ is vital to our God-created destiny. Danny Silk leads us in building a new paradigm in regards to relationships, which in turn opens the door to freedom and peace.

What do we do when we experience offense? As we establish and steward relationships, offense is something that vastly impacts how we enter into community. Society has laid a poor foundation on how to respond when we feel we have been wronged. Zack Curry looks to scripture and leads us in breaking free from the trap of offense.

Comparison is something that every one of us will have to confront and overcome in our lives. There is freedom for those who fully receive that we are fearfully and wonderfully made. When we step into our identity it not only changes our lives, but it creates room for us to engage in community detached from jealousy or envy. Pastor Zack Curry lays out the foundation for rejecting comparison stepping into the fullness of who we were created to be.

The way we view ourselves directly impacts how we enter community. As we exchange lies pointed at our identity for God’s truth, it positions us for deeper connection, joy, and freedom. Continuing in our series on community, Bob Hasson shares practical and transformational steps to awaken God’s perspective of who we are.

Community is something everyone wants, but often means different things to people. God’s purpose for community goes way deeper than just being known and friendship. Community is a gift, a weapon, a tool, and source of strength. Pastor Zack Curry dives into how we set ourselves up for the support and encouragement we need to thrive when we access the strength of community.

Zack Curry, continues our Foundations of Revival series and teaches how the Word of God transforms our lives. How the practice of meditating and declaring the word of God brings transformation to our thoughts and lives.