In this sermon, Tommy Kiedis shares from Mark 1:35. He shows us that the secret to starting our day right is getting your soul "happy in the Lord."

In this sermon, David Rosa shares with us from Psalm 127:2 and Exodus 20:8. He shows us that all God-empowered activity begins in daily and Sabbath rest.

Merry Christmas

Christmas wasn’t mandated by God; it’s a relic of our culture. To whatever extent it can be helpful to us in our walk with Christ without dominating us, let’s embrace it. Let’s bring Christmas—like everything else—under the lordship and purpose of Christ and celebrate it—along with all the blessings of this life—because of what he’s doing in our lives as we wait for him to bring in the real new year.

In this sermon from Isaiah 61:1-3, 10 and Isaiah 630:1-6, Guest speaker Jeff Lee shows us that we wait for the One whose victory gives us rest.

In this sermon from Isaiah 42:1-9, Isaiah 49:1-6, Isaiah 50:4-9 and Isaiah 52:13-53:12, Tommy Kiedis shows us that we wait for the One whose sacrifice sets us free.

In this sermon from Isaiah 8:22, Isaiah 9:7, Isaiah 11:1-6 and Isaiah 24:23, Tommy Kiedis shows us that we wait for the One whose reign gives us peace.

In this sermon from Isaiah 56:1 and Isaiah 64:1-5, Brian Haring gives us a clear picture of the God who acts on our behalf, and shares with us the kind of faith He loves.

J. Warner Wallace will investigate the most important evidential claim of Christianity: The Resurrection of Jesus. Why should anyone believe in the Resurrection when there are so many other ways to explain the empty tomb and the alleged eyewitness sightings of the risen Christ? Is the Resurrection of Jesus reasonable? Is it, in fact, the most reasonable inference from evidence? J. Warner will teach you how to use Abductive Reasoning to examine the Resurrection so you can have confidence in what you believe as a Christian and communicate the truth to others.

In this sermon, Tommy Kiedis shares with us from John 20:21; Mark 12:17; 1 Peter 2:17; Acts 16:35-40 and 1 Peter 2:12. He shows us that no matter what the outcome of this election, whether we agree with it or not, whether we are happy or sad...it doesn’t change our ultimate mission. Onward!