Christians should be others-oriented because we follow Jesus, who happens to be the most others-oriented human to walk this planet! And if we are truly others-oriented, then our lives will have a natural posture of grace and hospitality toward those on the margin, those on the "outside," and those who are different than us. In this week's teaching, we look at Jesus' posture of hospitality toward a man named Zacchaeus in Luke 19.

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

SCRIPTURE: Luke 19:1-10

In this week's sermon, we look at the liberating truth that "God is gracious, so I don't have to prove myself."

SCRIPTURE: Luke 15

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

In this week's sermon, we look at the liberating truth that "God is good, so I don't have to look elsewhere (for my satisfaction)."

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

In this week's sermon, we look at the liberating truth that "God is glorious, so I don't have to fear others (or seek their approval)."

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

This week, we launch a new series called Four Liberating Truths, in which we go through four great truths that we should be preaching to ourselves. In this first sermon, we open the scriptures to study the liberating truth of the sovereignty of God: "God is great, so I don't have to be in control."

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

In this week's teaching, we walk through the biblical concepts of prayer and mission and the relationship between the two. To do that, we are going to unpack one of the most sobering and passionate prayers in all of Scripture.

SCRIPTURE: John 17:18-26

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

What is a church? What does a church do? What should a church devote herself to? In this week's sermon, we turn to the book of Acts to discover what are the marks of "a devoted church"—a church devoted to Jesus, to his mission, and to each other.

SCRIPTURE: Acts 2:42-47

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

In this week's teaching through John 4, we consider how all people long for change and renewal to fix what is spiritually broken in us. We turn to all kinds of things, but only the gospel of Jesus Christ provides a truer, better, and more satisfying way.

SCRIPTURE: John 4:4-26

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

In this stand-alone teaching, we take a look at Romans 12 and five marks of authentic biblical community: driven by the gospel, marked by love, expresses honor, fights for holiness, and constantly prays for one another.

SCRIPTURE: Romans 12:1-12

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete

What are the marks of a worship celebration driven by the good news that God saves? In this teaching, we walk through Nehemiah 12 to see that our worship must be pure, joyful, and intentional.

SCRIPTURE: Nehemiah 12

SPEAKER: Pastor Chris Poblete