Renew San Diego

MARK 1:14-20

In today’s gospel story, we witness Jesus calling four fishermen to follow him into a life of deep meaning and purpose. We consider who is doing the calling, whom Jesus calls, what the invitation is, and how Jesus calls. 

MARK 1:1-15

Mark’s gospel is saying that God has done something in our world and our history that changes everything. 

What would it mean to experience this as good news in our own lives? 

JOHN 1:1-14, 18

In the Jesus, the Word Made Flesh, we are given a glimpse of hope for our lives and our world: It tells us that something new can happen in the midst of the old, and we are invited to participate in the grander story of God’s renewing love.

LUKE 2:1-20

Pastor Greg tells the story of God’s rescuing Love breaking into our world in the birth of Jesus of Nazareth

2 SAMUEL 11:1–5, 14–17; 12:1–7

In the story of King David and Bathsheba, we see a picture of a God whom we can run toward in our loneliness and pain.

RUTH 1:8–17; 4:13–17

In the story of Ruth shows us that God is at work in mundane times and tragic times; when we can see God at work, and when it feels like our prayers are bouncing off the ceiling and returning to us, empty.

GENESIS 38: 11-19, 24-30

The story of Tamar and Judah is about breakthrough. We learn how the grace of God breaks out and breaks through to people who are walking in darkness. 

In what ways can you identify with Tamar or Judah?

EPHESIANS 1: 15-23

Every day, we have a million messages coming at us telling us what’s important. When we look at how we spend our time, energy, and resources, what do we learn about what we value in life? 

In today’s passage, the apostle Paul writes to us from prison and brings Christ as King to our attention. What would it look like if we considered Christ as the basis of our identity? 

HEBREWS 2: 10-18

In this episode, we unravel the profound significance of Jesus as The True Priest. Join us for a deep dive into his life and teachings, exploring the transformative power of his ministry. Through insightful discussions we illuminate the unique qualities that make Jesus the ultimate divine mediator.

JONAH 3:10 - 4:11

God’s grace changes Jonah. This week we explore God’s Scandalous Grace. How does God view the “other”?What does God do with our failure? The same God that is pursuing you is pursuing the" “other”. We invite you to look deeper into God’s pursuit of you and the “other”.