Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

Jesus called and they followed, immediately! We're called to "Follow Jesus" also. Join us as we share from Matthew 4:12-23, this Sunday at 9 or 10:45 AM services.

Pastor Goose Ramos. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

John 1:35-42

Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

“JESUS CHRIST IS LORD OF ALL!!!” And all who have believed and received, WE ARE HIS WITNESSES! We witness to this fact with our lives, with our tongues, with our entire being, with all that we are and ever hope to be we proclaim that HE IS LORD OF ALL!

Join us this Sunday as we share from Acts 10:34-43

Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

This week, many have been considering what was good in their lives over 2019 and what kind of changes could be appropriated in life to make for a better 2020. Hope for change could include personal, financial, professional, relational, even the spiritual. A myriad of changes will be considered in what some call resolutions.

The question that we ask ourselves at the beginning of the New Year is, what in our lives, will be different this year, over last year?

Join us this Sunday as we share from John 1:1-18

Pastor Rob Brooks. Matthew 2:13-18

One week outside of the date that we celebrate the birth of our Savior, how do we navigate the evil that is so present in our world? Join us this Sunday as we share from Matthew 2:13-18.

Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

At this time of the year, especially as we approach the wonderful day of Christmas, many will be experiencing the joyous occasion of family gatherings, the opening of presents and sitting at tables together, sharing in scrumptious meals. It truly is, "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year". There's another reality, though. At this time of year there will be those who are living in fear, feeling a sense, or even a reality of loneliness. There are even those who are living with a deep sense of sorrow.

This is not to attempt to crash our festive spirits, but it is a reminder of the realities that Mary and Joseph went through, having their normal turned upside down. The joy that can come, regardless of our circumstance is the reality of knowing, "GOD WITH US!" In the midst of our fear, in the middle of our loneliness, right at the center of our sorrow, God is with us!

Join us, this Sunday, as we share from Matthew 1:18-25.

Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

There’s only about two weeks until Christmas! As a child, when this time would come, the anticipation became unbearable.  We had been asked, “what do you want for Christmas?” We had submitted our answers and now waited in great anticipation for what was coming. Christmas morning would arrive, and we would soon realize all that we had hoped for.

On that grand morning we would begin opening presents, and soon it would become clear that what lie beneath the beautiful wrappings, what was nestled below the bow and gift-tag was not exactly what we were hoping for. That may sound spoiled, but leading up to the big day were commercials, lists, questions about what we wanted for Christmas, with the raised eyebrow and wink of an eye that said, you just might get what you’re hoping for.

Join us, this Sunday, as we sit with John the Baptist, in a prison cell. He’s asking a question, it’s a question that we all ask at one time or another. (Matthew 11:2-11)

Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

Matthew 3:10-12 & Luke 3:10-14

The essentials of Christmas! We often define them in terms of wrapping paper, tape, bright lights on our trees and the wonderful food of the season. But what of the Essentials of Christmas for our spiritual lives?

Within our second Sunday of Advent we find ourselves, once again, in the wilderness. The wilderness is often a place where we take inventory, a place where we assess, where is it that we find ourselves walking with God?

In our text and the day that we live, we can, once again, hear the faint cry in that wilderness, “make ready the way of the Lord!” The question is always “what should we do?”

Join us, this Sunday as we share from Matthew 3:10-12 & Luke 3:10-14

Pastor Rob Brooks. Tehachapi Church of the Nazarene

Pastor Rob Brooks - Tehachapi Church of the Nazarent

Colossians 1:11-20

A week from this coming Thursday, most of us will sit down with family and contemplate what we are thankful for.  Things like, a good home, health and family will probably dominate our thoughts. There’s nothing quite like sitting down with our families and sharing in a thanksgiving meal.

But it may be good for us to consider some things that we are thankful for that might not dominate our thoughts on this Thanksgiving day, that there are some things that we are thankful for that are foundational to our faith in Christ.