Zion Church San Clemente

Pastor Jon shares the story of Joshua. Regardless of our situation or our current experience, we hold tight to the word of the Lord and remember the words He has spoken. In every season, through every storm, His promise still stands true.

Pastor Jon shares a special Easter Sunday message of hope as we celebrate the resurrection together. 

Pastor Jon shares a powerful Good Friday message as we reflect on the gravity of this day in history.

Pastor Jon speaks on a special Palm Sunday message.

Pastor Jon speaks on how to navigate this life in times of chaos and crisis. 

Pastor Mike speaks on fixing our eyes on Jesus in the midst of a chaotic world. We must lift our gaze, rise above the worry and hysteria and see life through His perspective. He is the Author and Finisher of our faith, and He is faithful to complete the work He has begun.

As the world grapples with the crisis of the COVID-19 virus, things like peace and hope have never been needed more. Pastor Jon offers a simple message to help us live full of faith and confidence in the midst of life's challenges.

Our lives moves in the direction of our strongest thoughts. What kind of thoughts are dominating our minds? Pastor Jon expands on the power of our words by putting it into practical terms - We must verbally declare the truth of who God says we are. This isn't positive thinking; this is the daily discipline of taking every thought captive, binding the lie, and replacing it with the truth.

Pastor Jon preaches on the power of our words focusing on praise and thanksgiving, celebrating others, and declaring God's truth in every circumstance. Our words create worlds - what kind of world are you creating? 

What would it look like a people to be fully activated in being the hands and feet of Jesus? Pastor Jon teaches on compassion and reaching the lost, the marginalized, the outsider, the one. In Acts 3, Jesus calls us to not just fill up seats on a Sunday morning, but to be apart of something bigger than ourselves. Zion's purpose is not to grow a church, but to see a city transformed.