Pastor Jeremy Treat examines one of the most-quoted (and perhaps most misused) verses in the Bible and clarifies its meaning by looking at it in the context in which it was written.

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from one of the anchor passages in our 2019 Rooted series, examining what it means for us to be sent by God, to put down roots, and to seek the peace of our city.

Visiting preacher Pastor Bryan Loritts delivers a sermon from Ephesians 2 exploring how the gospel demolishes our concepts of racial separation and opens the path to an intentional worshipping community of “every nation, tribe, and tongue.”

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from Jeremiah 24:1-10, exploring seven promises God makes to his people in exile and how all the promises of God surprisingly lead tot he same response.

Pastor Jeremy Treat reaches a sermon from Jeremiah 23:1-6 examining God's definitions of good shepherds, bad shepherds, and what they have to do with his own divine role as our Chief Shepherd.

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from Jeremiah 18:1-11, exploring a metaphor God uses throughout Scripture: that God is the potter and we are the clay.

We live in a world where many have given up hope. Our cities are broken. Our country is divided. The nations are raging. And those who are supposed to have answers have instead become part of the problem. It’s no surprise, then, that so many people are disillusioned and without hope.But we refuse to despair. We will not give in. There is hope. Our hope is not in politics. Our hope is not in religion. Our hope is not in ourselves. There is hope. His name is Jesus.Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches an Easter sermon from Luke 24:13-35.

Guest preacher Pastor Kensen Lam gives a Palm Sunday sermon exploring John 10 and what Jesus' sometimes-overly-familiar claim that he is the good shepherd really says about us and, most importantly, what it says about him.

Pastor Jeremy Treat looks at why Jeremiah 17:19-27 treats the matter of Sabbath as one of taking care for the sake our very lives and some practical ways Christians can live out Sabbath rest in the midst of a culture addicted to hurry.

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from Jeremiah 17:5-10, which bears strikingly similar language to Psalm 1, our theme passage for 2019. What does it mean to be rooted in Christ? The church? Los Angeles?