In this sermon from Romans 13:1-8, Tommy Kiedis shows us that we honor those in society who are agents of God for the good of society. In this message God helps us see the importance of giving honor where honor is due, why we do that, and how we as a church family honor the fallen soldiers.

In this message from Philippians 2:25-30, we meet Epaphroditus, the Prince Charming of the New Testament, and the example of all those who serve Christ. We learn why we give him honor and see what honoring others looks like in our SRC family.

In this teaching from Luke 23:34 and Romans 12:14-21, Tommy Kiedis shows us that reconcilers acknowledge hurt, work at being peace makers not peace keepers.

In this teaching from Matthew 18:15 and 2 Corinthians 5:18, Greg Hazle shows us that God gives us the tools to get it right when “the other guy” is at fault.

In this teaching from 1 Peter 2:9-17 and 2 Corinthians 5:19, Tommy Kiedis shows us that ambassadors don’t get to pick their battles. We are called to live out life as a contrast community to be reconcilers and take the message of reconciliation to a world that needs it. Tommy also interviews church planters about their reconciliation stories.

In this teaching from Matthew 5:21-26 and 2 Corinthians 5:14,18, Tommy Kiedis shows us that God gives us tools to get it right when we’re at fault.

This Easter we stepped into the shoes of the disciples. This very unsettled group of eleven--before the resurrection--became an unstoppable force for God after the resurrection. What happened? The disciples encountered the unstoppable resurrected Jesus. And when they did they settled the three things. Step into their shoes. Settle what they did and watch God build in you an unstoppable faith.

As Americans we are turned off by the concept of a king or the idea that sovereign lordship is invested in one individual. Yet, we see on Palm Sunday that that is precisely who Jesus is, our King and Lord. As we walk through Luke's account of Jesus triumphal entry into Jerusalem, we'll learn not only that Jesus is king, but a king we can trust.

We measure our progress in the Christian life because God cares about it and God cares about us. In this message, Tommy takes us to 1 Timothy 4:1-15 and introduces three questions every believer needs to be asking.

The secret to intentionality is living with a bigger "Yes.” In this message, Tommy shares with us from Nehemiah 6:1-4. He talks about our bigger “Yes” at SRC and the three things we do to achieve it.