In this special teaching, Pastor Jeremy Treat looks at who we are as a church, why we're in LA, where God led us in 2018, and where we sense his leading as we look forward to 2019.

In the first sermon of 2019, Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches from Hebrews 10:19-25 on the importance and necessity of the community of the church.

Pastor Jeremy Treat concludes 2018 with a sermon from Matthew 6:25-34, examining in some very practical ways the priority, perspective, and power it gives our lives to "seek first the kingdom of God."

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from John 1:1-18, unpacking why God's answer to the chaos and pain of this world is to enter the messiness of our lives as a baby.

We reach the end of our year in Mark as Pastor Jeremy Treat explores Mark's concluding narrative: the resurrection of Jesus -- the problem of death solved, victory announced, and true life opened to all.

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches from the climax of Mark's biography of Jesus: his crucifixion and death.

Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches from Mark's account of the betrayal, trial, and denial of Jesus...and how those events affect our daily lives to this day.

Pastor Adam Smith preaches from the story of the only prayer of Jesus to be recorded in the book of Mark: the one he prayed in Gethsemane the night before his crucifixion.

Guest pastor Josh Butler preaches a sermon from Mark's account of Jesus' anointing at Bethany: a lavish act of worship and mourning which Jesus describes as "a beautiful thing"...but which was also the final straw for Judas.

Examining Jesus' discourse in Mark 13, Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches on living well today in the context of the last things.