In todays message entitled Making the Most of Our Time, Pastor walks through Psalm 90, he reflects on the brevity of life and the importance of living with intentionality. Drawing from his personal experience of wrestling with the idea of death and time, Pastor B explains that our time on earth is limited, and without God's guidance, we can easily drift through life without purpose. He emphasizes Moses’ prayer in Psalm 90:12, asking God to teach us to "number our days" so that we live with wisdom. Pastor B challenges us to focus on what truly matters: pursuing God, be who God made us to be and be fully present in our current season. In doing so, we can ensure that we live with purpose, making the most of the "dash" between the dates of our birth and death.

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In this powerful sermon entitled "A Life Set Apart", Pastor B delves into Ephesians 4:17-24 and the call for believers to live differently from the world and their past selves. Paul challenges the Ephesian church, and us, to reflect our new identity in Christ by embracing a lifestyle that is distinct from the culture around us. The message offers three foundational practices for living a life set apart: remembering what Christ has delivered us from, daily putting to death our old nature, and renewing our minds to align with our new life in Christ. By actively pursuing Christ and rejecting worldly patterns, we experience transformation and walk in true righteousness and holiness.

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In this powerful sermon, Pastor B unpacks 2 Corinthians 8:1-13, showing how true generosity flows from God's grace and transforms how we live. Using the inspiring story of a man who shared his water with his neighbor, Pastor B challenges us to break the barriers of self-preservation and give freely, just as Christ gave to us. He explores how a lifestyle of generosity is shaped by surrendering to Jesus’ lordship, follows Jesus’ sacrificial example, and is guided by wisdom and common sense. Tune in to discover how living generously mirrors God’s heart and changes lives!

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In today's sermon, "A Deeply Relational Community," Pastor B reminds us that Christianity is not a solo journey; it's a team sport. God has placed us in a spiritual family where deep relationships are essential. Drawing from Acts 2:42-47, Pastor B emphasizes that these relationships require two key elements: devotion and vulnerability.

Just as the early church was devoted to the apostles' teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer, we too are called to invest time, commitment, and openness in our relationships with one another. By embracing this attitude, we can experience the fullness of Christian community, reflecting the heart of God in our connections with each other. Join us in building a deeply relational community and f

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In today’s message, Alex Sezer, a member and volunteer leader at Salt City Church, continues our series on "The Core: Values of Salt City." He explores Matthew 6:5-13, focusing on our Core Value of being "Devoted to Prayer." Through an in-depth look at the Lord's Prayer, Alex guides us in understanding "The Way to Pray" as taught by Jesus to His disciples.

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In today's message entitled Bold Faith (from a mini series called The Core) , Pastor B preaches from Daniel chapter 6 and emphasizes the importance of living unashamed for Christ, inspired by the examples of Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Daniel. He highlights the need for a blameless character, consistent devotion to God, and unwavering trust in God's ability to defend and rescue us. Daniel's life in Babylon, marked by integrity and steadfast faith, serves as a model for us to live boldly, knowing that such faith not only sustains us but also glorifies God in the eyes of others.

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In today’s message entitled"Rest for Your Soul,” Pastor B delves into Matthew 11:25-30, where Jesus offers a powerful invitation to find true rest. Many of us, in our fast-paced world, feel the weight of life's demands, leaving our souls weary and burdened. Through this passage, we'll explore three transformative truths: accepting Jesus' personal invitation, admitting our need for help, and becoming His apprentice by adopting His lifestyle. Discover how Jesus, gentle and humble in heart, provides the soul-refreshing rest that only He can offer. Tune in and find rest for your soul today.

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In this final part of our sermon, "The Goal is Unity," Pastor B delves deeper into Ephesians 4:1-16, highlighting how unity is a calling for all believers. Drawing a powerful analogy with the mighty Redwood trees, Pastor B illustrates how our strength as a church lies not in our individual abilities but in our interconnectedness. Just as the shallow roots of Redwoods spread wide and intertwine, so must we, as members of Christ's body, rely on each other for spiritual stability and growth.

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In the second part of "The Goal Is Unity," Pastor B dives into Ephesians 4:1-16, emphasizing that unity is expressed in our diverse gifts. He highlights the importance of using our spiritual gifts for the common good, emphasizing that every believer has at least one gift empowered by the Holy Spirit. These gifts are not for personal edification but to glorify God and build up the church.

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In part 1 of today's message Pastor B delves into Ephesians 4:1-16, emphasizing the call for believers to walk in a manner worthy of their calling with humility, gentleness, and patience. Pastor B articulates that true unity is encouraged in how we live out our call, exemplified in our Triune God, expressed through our diverse gifts, and evident in our spiritual maturity. The message is clear: if unity is our goal, we must live out our faith, serve one another with our unique gifts, and help each other grow into spiritual maturity

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