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Many predict that following the pandemic a wave of burnout is coming. People are more fatigued, depressed, and feeling lonelier than ever. Many are doing life and working from a deficit. If 2020 was the year of the pandemic, 2021 has been called the year of turnover. In week 3 of our series Pause, Pastor Gabe continues teaching from Ecclesiastes 4 on God's antidote for the busyness that drives us to loneliness.

Many predict that following the pandemic a wave of burnout is coming. People are more fatigued, depressed, and feeling lonelier than ever. Many are doing life and working from a deficit. If 2020 was the year of the pandemic, 2021 has been called the year of turnover. In week 2 of our series Pause, Pastor Gabe teaches on God's solution for a life that is burdened with striving.

Many predict that following the pandemic a wave of burnout that is coming. People are more fatigued, depressed, and feeling lonelier than ever. Many are doing life and working from a deficit. If 2020 was the year of the pandemic, I’ve heard 2021 called the year of turnover. In week 1 of our new series, Pause, Pastor Gabe begins teaching on the rest that God wants for our souls.

Matthew Barnett is a New York Times Best Selling Author and Co-Founder of the Dream Center in Los Angeles. The DC houses over 600 people who are overcoming life challenges, addiction, & homelessness. Pastor Matthew speaks on miracles that have happened at the Dream Center since it was founded 28 years ago and how to Dream From Rock Bottom.

We give attention to our finances, our relationships, or lack thereof, our careers, our time, our planners, our bodies, our working out and all of those need and should get our attention. But do we pay more attention to those things than we do the part of us that all of those things flow from? In this week's message, Pastor Gabe helps us understand the dynamics of our soul and what it truly means to live aligned with the Word of God.

In the final message of our Joy series, Pastor teaches from the final verses of Philippians 4, where Paul gives us a practical example of how being "heavenly minded" makes us "earthly good" for Kingdom purposes.

t's been said that comparison is the thief of joy, and while this is true, it's not the only thief of our joy. In this week's message Pastor Gabe teaches from the first half of Philippians 4, and shares three other thieves of joy.

In this week's message Pastor Gabe teaches from the final verses of Philippians 3, where Paul further speaks to our heavenward call. Am I living my life reacting to the world or am I responding to the call of heaven? Your joy hinges on how you answer that question.

In this week's message, Pastor Gabe continues teaching from Philippians 3, where Paul give us a clear picture of his life goal.

In this week’s message Louisa Campus Pastor Nick Stever shares What Do We Do When We Don’t Know What To Do?