God expects we will use what he has given us to love others and serve him. It is not about the amount of return that matters; it’s about the amount of effort. Often, the number one reason we don’t want to take a risk is our past failures. Our past failures make us want to “play it safe.” How do we learn to go forward with loving “Everybody Always” despite our past failures?

Don't Play it Safe
Live on Sun, Sep 05, 8:55am PDT

Jesus looked at people for what they could be, not what they had been previously. Are we willing to look at people the way Jesus did? To love “everybody always,” you have to be willing to see the world through other people’s eyes and imagine what it’s like to stand in their shoes. This will cost you something. You will have to be vulnerable. Most people couldn’t stand Zacchaeus. He was a corrupt tax collector, and he must have felt deep shame at times. We feel deep shame sometimes from the addictions we carry. Don’t let that stand in the way of getting closer to Jesus. Zacchaeus didn’t, and it changed his life. Jesus told Zacchaeus that “he too is a son of Abraham.” How can we learn to tell people who they are in God’s eyes?

Catch Them on the Bounce
Live on Sun, Aug 29, 8:55am PDT

Jesus found Matthew right where he was. At work doing his job. Every day we come across people that need to know the love of Jesus. It matters deeply to God that we reach out to people no matter what their situation is. Whether they are an upstanding “moral” person or whether they are a drug-addicted thief. Jesus had a heart for people who knew they were not living a righteous life. He spent more time with them than he did with people who “claimed” to be righteous. The Pharisees observed their religion but had no compassion for those who needed spiritual help. Are we guilty of that?

Love People Where You Are
Live on Sun, Aug 22, 8:55am PDT

When this world tells us that many things in the Bible and outdated and simply no longer apply to us, what do we do? When people say there are things in the Bible we can’t accept anymore because we have new insights and new truth, how do we respond?

Worship 9:00 & 10:30 am
Nothing is more foundational to how you live than how you regard the Bible. Do you seek to live by the things that the Bible teaches and tells? Episode 2 of the series, "The Bible."

The Bible and Authority
Live on Sun, August 1, 9:00am PDT

Worship 9:00 & 10:30 am
The Bible and His Story - There’s nothing more foundational to who you are as a Christian than how you regard the Bible itself. How do you approach the Bible? How do you understand the Bible? Jesus made it clear that the entire Scriptures were given to us so that we might know Him. Episode 1 of the series, "The Bible."

The Bible and His Story
Live on Sun, August 1, 9:00am PDT

Guarding Your Future - We should be making God’s word central to our lives individually and in our families as well as our church, and we must be willing to put it into practice. Episode 10 of the series, "Rebuilding."

Guarding Your Future was recorded Live on Sun, July 25, 9:00am PDT

Worship 9:00 & 10:30 am
Rebuilding on God’s Word - When God’s word is central, it will lead to repentance, worship, great celebration, and obedience. Episode 9 of the series, "Rebuilding."

Live on Sun, July 18, 9:00am PDT

Worship 9:00 & 10:30 am
Dealing with Distractions - Distractions are part of our everyday life and can often take our eyes off the vision. Distractions can produce opportunities, as well as accusations and fear. Episode 8 of the series, "Rebuilding."

Dealing with Distractions
Live on Sun, July 11, 9:00am PDT

Worship 9:00 & 10:30 am
Setting the Example - When God’s word is central, it will lead to repentance, worship, great celebration, and obedience. Episode 7 of the series, "Rebuilding."