James 4:8 tells us that if we "draw near to God, He will draw near to us." What an incredible promise! In this series, we are going to learn what it looks like to draw near to God and the incredible results it produces for our lives.
James 4:8 tells us that if we "draw near to God, He will draw near to us." What an incredible promise! In this series, we are going to learn what it looks like to draw near to God and the incredible results it produces for our lives.
Every summer has a soundtrack. For some folks it’s on an iTunes or Spotify playlist. Well, we’re going vintage this summer with a mixtape. You know the concept: put together a selection of your current favorites, write a personal note and give it to someone to enjoy. This summer, our weekend messages will be based on handpicked scriptures that move us. We think they’ll have something to say to you too. THIS WEEK: Kevin Nickerson - Chaplain for the Los Angeles Rams
Every summer has a soundtrack. For some folks it’s on an iTunes or Spotify playlist. Well, we’re going vintage this summer with a mixtape. You know the concept: put together a selection of your current favorites, write a personal note and give it to someone to enjoy. This summer, our weekend messages will be based on handpicked scriptures that move us. We think they’ll have something to say to you too. THIS WEEK: Samuel Laws of Brave Church
Every summer has a soundtrack. For some folks it’s on an iTunes or Spotify playlist. Well, we’re going vintage this summer with a mixtape. You know the concept: put together a selection of your current favorites, write a personal note and give it to someone to enjoy. This summer, our weekend messages will be based on handpicked scriptures that move us. We think they’ll have something to say to you too. THIS WEEK: Chad Williams is a former U.S. Navy SEAL, having served his country with distinctio...
Every summer has a soundtrack. For some folks it’s on an iTunes or Spotify playlist. Well, we’re going vintage this summer with a mixtape. You know the concept: put together a selection of your current favorites, write a personal note and give it to someone to enjoy. This summer, our weekend messages will be based on handpicked scriptures that move us. We think they’ll have something to say to you too.
Hurry has become so entrenched in our lives, we hardly notice it. Yet, its damaging impact is leaving its mark on so many different parts of our lives, especially our faith in God. In this series, we will learn that getting rid of hurry and slowing down isn’t just a good idea. It is necessary to experience the thriving full life Jesus has called us to live.
The late Author and USC Professor, Dallas Willard once said, “Hurry is the great enemy of spiritual life.” Hurry has become so entrenched in our lives, we hardly notice it. Yet, its damaging impact is leaving its mark on so many different parts of our lives, especially our faith in God. In this series, we will learn that getting rid of hurry and slowing down isn’t just a good idea. It is necessary to experience the thriving full life Jesus has called us to live.
The late Author and USC Professor, Dallas Willard once said, “Hurry is the great enemy of spiritual life.” Hurry has become so entrenched in our lives, we hardly notice it. Yet, its damaging impact is leaving its mark on so many different parts of our lives, especially our faith in God. In this series, we will learn that getting rid of hurry and slowing down isn’t just a good idea. It is necessary to experience the thriving full life Jesus has called us to live.
The late Author and USC Professor, Dallas Willard once said, “Hurry is the great enemy of spiritual life.” Hurry has become so entrenched in our lives, we hardly notice it. Yet, its damaging impact is leaving its mark on so many different parts of our lives, especially our faith in God. In this series, we will learn that getting rid of hurry and slowing down isn’t just a good idea. It is necessary to experience the thriving full life Jesus has called us to live.
Guest Speaker, Pastor Daren Laws shares a life-giving talk entitled "Thriving In Every Season."
Gandhi, the famous humanitarian, once said, “I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” This statement hits hard because of the truth of it. Too many people who claim to be Christians don't act very Christ-like. When we peel back the layers of our identity, we should find certain qualities that reflect the qualities we find in Christ. In this series, we are digging deep to help you recover your God-given identity in Christ to help launch you to...
Gandhi, the famous humanitarian, once said, “I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” This statement hits hard because of the truth of it. Too many people who claim to be Christians don't act very Christ-like. When we peel back the layers of our identity, we should find certain qualities that reflect the qualities we find in Christ. In this series, we are digging deep to help you recover your God-given identity in Christ to help launch you to...
Gandhi, the famous humanitarian, once said, “I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.” This statement hits hard because of the truth of it. Too many people who claim to be Christians don't act very Christ-like. When we peel back the layers of our identity, we should find certain qualities that reflect the qualities we find in Christ. In this series, we are digging deep to help you recover your God-given identity in Christ to help launch you to...
The world tries to sell us an identity that we were never meant to hold. If we are honest, we tend to believe more what others say about us than what is true. In this series, we will fight to reclaim our God given identity and live out His purpose for our lives.
The world tries to sell us an identity that we were never meant to hold. If we are honest, we tend to believe more what others say about us than what is true. In this series, we will fight to reclaim our God given identity and live out His purpose for our lives.
The world tries to sell us an identity that we were never meant to hold. If we are honest, we tend to believe more what others say about us than what is true. In this series, we will fight to reclaim our God given identity and live out His purpose for our lives.
The famous song by the rock band U2, entitled “In The Name Of Love,” beautifully ties together the extreme love found in Jesus and the extreme love found in Dr. Martin Luther King. In 2021, for only the second time in history, the day we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus landed on the same day we mourn the passing of Dr. King. Dr. King’s inspiration for love came from the love he found in Jesus. The resurrection of Jesus makes it possible for all of us to experience this full throttle radical ...
In this series, we will be exploring this ancient story of Jonah from the Book of Jonah and discovering just how relevant the story is because there is a little Jonah in all of us.
In this series, we will be exploring this ancient story of Jonah from the Book of Jonah and discovering just how relevant the story is because there is a little Jonah in all of us.
In this series, we will be exploring this ancient story of Jonah from the Book of Jonah and discovering just how relevant the story is because there is a little Jonah in all of us.
There is a trend on social media where people post pictures with their significant other and hashtag it with #relationshipgoals. Whether you're single, dating, married, or single again, something we all have in common is relationships. Some of them are healthy while others of them could be better described as situationships rather than relationships. The real secret to a great relationship goes far deeper than just a hashtag and is far more powerful than anything this world can offer. Join us fo...
There is a trend on social media where people post pictures with their significant other and hashtag it with #relationshipgoals. Whether you're single, dating, married, or single again, something we all have in common is relationships. Some of them are healthy while others of them could be better described as situationships rather than relationships. The real secret to a great relationship goes far deeper than just a hashtag and is far more powerful than anything this world can offer. Join us fo...
There is a trend on social media where people post pictures with their significant other and hashtag it with #relationshipgoals. Whether you're single, dating, married, or single again, something we all have in common is relationships. Some of them are healthy while others of them could be better described as situationships rather than relationships. The real secret to a great relationship goes far deeper than just a hashtag and is far more powerful than anything this world can offer. Join us fo...
Pastor Kevin Nickerson, Chaplain for the LA Rams, shares on handling hardships.
2020 was a year like no other. So much of what we called normal was purged from our lives and we were all forced to adapt to new ways of living. This adjustment has been rough on many people, including people in the church. Many good habits dissipated and many bad habits were resuscitated. As we roll into a brand new year, it’s an opportunity to reset our lives and get back to living the fully devoted lives God has called us to live for Him.
2020 was a year like no other. So much of what we called normal was purged from our lives and we were all forced to adapt to new ways of living. This adjustment has been rough on many people, including people in the church. Many good habits dissipated and many bad habits were resuscitated. As we roll into a brand new year, it’s an opportunity to reset our lives and get back to living the fully devoted lives God has called us to live for Him.
2020 was a year like no other. So much of what we called normal was purged from our lives and we were all forced to adapt to new ways of living. This adjustment has been rough on many people, including people in the church. Many good habits dissipated and many bad habits were resuscitated. As we roll into a brand new year, it’s an opportunity to reset our lives and get back to living the fully devoted lives God has called us to live for Him.
2020 was a year like no other. So much of what we called normal was purged from our lives and we were all forced to adapt to new ways of living. This adjustment has been rough on many people, including people in the church. Many good habits dissipated and many bad habits were resuscitated. As we roll into a brand new year, it’s an opportunity to reset our lives and get back to living the fully devoted lives God has called us to live for Him.
