Jubilee Weekly Message Podcast

Complete in Christ (Colossians 2:1–10) | Jubilee Church Camarillo | Brian Rogers

In this teaching, Pastor Brian Rogers walks through Colossians 2 and the call to be strengthened in the inner man, knit together in love, and established in faith. We’re reminded that all wisdom and understanding are found in Jesus—and warned not to be pulled away by empty philosophies or worldly traditions.

This message includes communion, pointing us back to the fresh covenant we have through Christ’s body and blood.

Scripture: Colossians 2:1–10; James 3:14–17; Luke 22:19–20

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In this teaching, Pastor Brian Rogers shares practical biblical foundations for building strong faith: hearing the Word of God, praying in the Holy Spirit, staying connected to the love of God, and learning to lean into trials with joy—so faith can grow stronger and more precious than gold.

Scripture: Hebrews 11:6; Romans 10:17; Jude 1:20–21; James 1:2–3; 1 Peter 1:6–7; Galatians 2:20; 1 Corinthians 14:14

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This service includes an extended time of worship and prayer, followed by a message from Pastor Brian Rogers on walking in the newness of life found in Christ. Through Scripture and teaching, we’re encouraged to live Spirit-led, free from condemnation, and empowered by resurrection life.

Scriptures: Romans 8; Galatians 2:20; Galatians 5; 2 Corinthians 5:17

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In Holding the New, Pastor Brian Rogers reminds us that life in Christ is not meant to grow stale, heavy, or driven by old ways of thinking.

Teaching from Romans 6–8, this message centers on the truth that believers are not only made new in Christ—we are called to walk in that newness daily. Even in seasons of pressure, trial, or cultural confusion, nothing can remove us from Christ or separate us from the love of God.

This sermon invites us to lay down old mindsets, reject condemnation, and live Spirit-led lives rooted in the finished work of Jesus. As we learn to take inventory according to God’s Word, we rediscover the freedom, confidence, and freshness God intended for His people.

Key Theme: Identity in Christ

Scriptures: Romans 6–8, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Revelation 21:5

Focus: Walking in the Spirit and holding fast to the new life we’ve been given

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As we step into this new year and a new season, we are entering into the "new" that Scripture promises. In Revelation 21:5, the Lord declares, "Behold, I make all things new." It is important to realize that "new" is not merely a matter of time or age; rather, "new" is a place. That place is found exclusively inside of our Lord Jesus. As new creations, we are firmly rooted in Christ, and as we move forward, we commit to spending our time dwelling in that newness found in Him.

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In this message titled Hope, Diana Anderson reminds us that true hope is not based on what we see, but on who Jesus is—unchanging, faithful, and present in every season.

As followers of Jesus, our citizenship has shifted. We no longer belong to this world, but to the kingdom of heaven, learning how to live on earth with a heavenly perspective. This message invites us to anchor our lives in that truth and to rediscover hope that does not waver when circumstances are difficult, delayed, or uncomfortable.

Through Scripture, personal stories, and honest reflection, Diana unpacks how pressure, waiting, and inconvenience are often the places where God forms character, deepens perseverance, and leads us back to hope. Rather than avoiding discomfort, we are invited to recognize how God uses it to grow us and to reveal His life at work within us through the Holy Spirit.

This message also highlights the Holy Spirit as our guide and interpreter, helping us learn the language of heaven, discern the Father’s voice, and walk in obedience—even when faith feels costly. We are reminded that hope is sustained through community, worship, communion, and daily surrender, and that we are called to carry this hope and give it away to a world in need.

The service closes with communion, prayer, and a corporate invitation to entwine our hearts with the Lord as we step forward in faith, endurance, and confident hope.

📄 Printable Prayer from the Message

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Scriptures Referenced

Hebrews 13:8

1 Corinthians 1:26–31

Romans 5:1–5

Psalm 119:32

Habakkuk 2:1–3

Psalm 25:5

Isaiah 40:28–31

Psalm 42:11

Romans 15:13

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This service marks a significant and joyful milestone at Jubilee Church: Pastor Steve and Cammy’s final Sunday serving as the main teaching and lead pastors. With gratitude, faith, and hope, they spend this service blessing the future of the church, releasing prayer, and commissioning the next season God is unfolding.

Pastor Steve shares a Christmas-centered encouragement from Luke 2, reminding us that God often fulfills His promises through seasons that feel pressured, uncertain, or inconvenient—yet He is faithfully birthing something new. From there, the service turns toward inheritance and Jubilee—liberty, restoration, and returning to what God has promised His people.

Steve and Cammy pray and commission Jubilee’s next season—blessing Pastor Brian and Vada as they continue to lead the church, praying over Pastor Diana, and commissioning Rosie and Dan as the prayer life of the house is strengthened and multiplied. The church then responds in a powerful moment of impartation through the laying on of hands, with a call for every person—both in the room and online—to be filled with the Holy Spirit for the year ahead.

As part of this transition, Pastor Steve and Cammy will be entering a three-month sabbatical, taking time to rest, abide, and renew—before joyfully returning as members of the Jubilee congregation. The service closes with a congregational benediction from Isaiah 61, declaring good news, healing, freedom, joy, and praise—beauty for ashes and a garment of praise—over Jubilee as the Lord leads the church forward.

Key Themes:

Passing the baton with honor, joy, and blessing

Jubilee: liberty, restoration, and inheritance

Fresh filling of the Holy Spirit for a new season

Prayer multiplying throughout the whole body

Beauty for ashes, joy replacing mourning, praise replacing heaviness

Scripture References Mentioned

Luke 2:1–7

2 Corinthians 4:16

Leviticus 25:8–11

Luke 4:16–21

Acts 8:18

Acts 20:32

Isaiah 61:1–3

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In this powerful message titled “Faith,” Steve Dittmar calls the church into a deeper, more active life of faith—one that is formed, tested, and strengthened through persistent prayer. Drawing from Jesus’ teachings in Luke’s Gospel, this message explores how faith is not passive belief, but something practiced, exercised, and matured as we seek God with endurance and expectation.

Steve unpacks Jesus’ invitation to ask, seek, and knock, showing how prayer is the primary place where faith grows, resistance is overcome, and God’s finished work in Christ becomes lived reality. Through biblical stories like Peter walking on water, the friend at midnight, and the persistent widow, we are reminded that answered prayer often requires perseverance beyond discouragement, delay, or opposition.

This teaching also anchors faith in the completed work of Jesus—His death, resurrection, and ongoing intercession—revealing that every promise of God is fulfilled in Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit. Faith, prayer, and perseverance are presented not as religious duties, but as the means by which believers grow into spiritual maturity and participate in God’s purposes in the earth.

This message is both a call to personal responsibility in prayer and an encouragement that God is a faithful Father who delights in answering the cries of His people.

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This Sunday, we’re gathering for a special Christmas Blessing Service.

Instead of a traditional message, you’ll hear short video blessings from members of our Jubilee family—our pastors, staff, leaders, and small-group hosts—speaking words of hope, peace, and encouragement over our church as we step into the Christmas season.

Whether you’re joining from home or watching later in the week, we pray these simple, heartfelt blessings remind you that you’re part of a community that loves you and stands with you.

Thank you for being a part of Jubilee. Merry Christmas!

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In this message, Pastor Diana Anderson teaches from the Parable of the Talents to show how our view of God shapes our entire life. Seeing Him as harsh leads to fear and hiding; seeing Him through Jesus as love Himself (1 John 4) frees us to trust, to partner, and to multiply what He’s placed in our hands.

With a vivid picture of pruning and “compost” seasons, she explains how God uses what feels cut back or wasted to prepare the soil of our hearts for new fruit.

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