South Hills Church- Santa Clarita Campus

So here’s what we have been talking about…

The fact that we always seem to get caught on certain stumbling blocks in our lives that cause us to trip and fall and put distance between the best life that God has for us and how we are living it today. 

History has nicknamed these stumbling blocks or tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. 

So we have been going through these seven sins in hopes of finding out where do they come from? Why do they trip us up? 

And what can we do about it?

Because as Jesus followers...as Christians, we should be striving to live a sinless life. Keyword being trying. 

You see the more we grow and mature in our relationship with Jesus, the less we should be sinning. 

And when we understand the characteristics of these sins these vices, why we fall to them and how we can fight them back...the evidence will rise to the top in our lives. 

We’ve talked about Pride, Envy and …today’s deadly sin is…WRATH.

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. And how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. 

But we always seem to stumble with a few things along the way that cause us some major hiccups. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. 

Where do they come from? 

Why are do they trip us up? 

And what can we do about it?

These are the questions we aim to answer.

As Jesus followers...Christians, we should be striving to sin less. The more we grow and mature in our relationship with Jesus, the less we should be sinning. 

And this happens when we understand the characteristics of these sins, why we fall to them and how we can fight them.

So today we will be addressing the deadly sin called…ENVY 

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Now, having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. 

Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. 

So where do they come from? 

Why are we all so susceptible to them? 

And what can we do about it?

These are the questions we aim to answer.

Our ultimate goal here is to help you walk away with specific practices that will help you counteract whichever core issues personally sabotage you most often.

Today we will be addressing the deadly sin called…PRIDE 

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Now, having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. 

Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. 

Where do they come from? 

Why are we all so susceptible? 

And what can we do about it?

These are the questions we aim to answer.

Our ultimate goal in this series is to help you walk away with specific practices that will help you counteract whichever core issues personally sabotage you most often.

Since we launched our campus 10 months ago...we have purposed ourselves with creating the "Perfect Place For Imperfect People." Over these few months, we have had the incredible blessing of seeing God do what he does best...Change and transform Lives!

For the next several minutes we’re going to hear what God has done, how he has transformed and changed the lives of people we greet, smile, worship and do life with here at our campus.

So sit back, get your tissues ready, be encouraged, let your hearts swell with gratitude for what God has done in the lives of these people because of South Hills Church.

We have been talking about the NT. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a new covenant, a new commandment, and a new way of living. 

So what do these things mean? 

And how do they have the potential to change everything? 

We have been talking about the NT. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a new covenant, a new commandment, and a new way of living. 

So what do these things mean? 

And how do they have the potential to change everything?

f you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and NEW . The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, NEW ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a NEW covenant, a NEW  commandment, and a NEW  way of living. 

So what do these things mean? 

And how do they have the potential to change everything? Everything we believe in.

If you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and new. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “NEW” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, NEW ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a NEW covenant, a NEW commandment, and a NEW way of living. 

So what do these things mean? 

And how do they have the potential to change everything? Everything we believe in.

If you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and new. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “NEW” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. 

He spoke of a NEW covenant, a NEW commandment, and a NEW way of living. 

So what do these things mean? 

And how do they have the potential to change everything?

Join us on this incredible 5 wk series!