Saddleback Church Weekend Messages

After a one-year search, Pastor Rick announced that he has found the next Senior Pastor of Saddleback — Pastor Andy Wood! This week, for a special service, Pastor Rick shares the journey of finding his successor and introduces Andy and Stacie Wood, who share how they gave their “Yes” to Jesus. Kay Warren also takes a moment to answer some general questions that may arise and what is next for her and Pastor Rick at Saddleback!

In the past 14 days, our nation has been reeling with shock, anger, and grief. Many tears have been shed as we face one devastating tragedy after another. In addition to processing our own pain, we are surrounded by others in need of comfort. How are we supposed to help them? What do we do? This week, Pastor Rick shares the priceless value of tears and how we can help anyone experiencing deep pain or grief.

In the past 14 days, our nation has been reeling with shock, anger, and grief. Many tears have been shed as we face one devastating tragedy after another. In addition to processing our own pain, we are surrounded by others in need of comfort. How are we supposed to help them? What do we do? This week, Pastor Rick shares the priceless value of tears and how we can help anyone experiencing deep pain or grief.

There are many different types of resets. When we get off course and need to get back to what’s most important in our lives, we need a regular reset. When we feel like everything has fallen apart, nothing’s working, and nothing’s happening, we need a radical reset. This weekend, Pastor Tom Holladay looks at three questions we have to ask in order for both a regular and a radical reset to happen in our life.

There are many different types of resets. When we get off course and need to get back to what’s most important in our lives, we need a regular reset. When we feel like everything has fallen apart, nothing’s working, and nothing’s happening, we need a radical reset. This weekend, Pastor Tom Holladay looks at three questions we have to ask in order for both a regular and a radical reset to happen in our life.

One of the ways God shows us the areas in need of growth in our lives is through relationships. Relationships reveal certain habits that we have and force us to look back at why we have them. By looking back, we find pathways to new growth and discover new relational skills. This week, Milan and Kay Yerkovich share how they had to look back in order to grow, and the skills they learned as a result — skills that are necessary for healthy relationships.

One of the ways God shows us the areas in need of growth in our lives is through relationships. Relationships reveal certain habits that we have and force us to look back at why we have them. By looking back, we find pathways to new growth and discover new relational skills. This week, Milan and Kay Yerkovich share how they had to look back in order to grow, and the skills they learned as a result — skills that are necessary for healthy relationships.

A life reset requires change. Identifying the areas in our life that need to change is one thing, but actually changing them is another. Especially the areas in our life that are resistant to change. This week, Pastor Rick takes a look at the areas of our life that seem to resist all efforts of change, and what God says it takes to change them.

A life reset requires change. Identifying the areas in our life that need to change is one thing, but actually changing them is another. Especially the areas in our life that are resistant to change. This week, Pastor Rick takes a look at the areas of our life that seem to resist all efforts of change, and what God says it takes to change them.

The ability to make moral choices is one of the greatest gifts that God has given to each of us. In fact, our choices shape our lives far more than our circumstances do. This is especially true in the area of our minds. Choosing what we think about, how we think about it, and what we allow into our minds affects our lives daily. This week, Pastor Rick takes a look at the first step toward a life reset — choosing to change what we think about.