Our hope and prayer is that through our Made for Mondays series, we're all growing in our understanding that God can use us powerfully in our workplaces, for His glory. This Sunday, Gary and Anthony Mejia, Community Center Director, will be sharing about a fresh way to consider how Christ followers can make a kingdom difference in the marketplace.
Did your Monday feel any different this week? What about Tuesday or Wednesday? Our hope and prayer is that through our Made for Mondays series, we're all growing in our understanding that God can use us powerfully in our workplaces, for His glory. This Sunday, several of PCC's gathering pastors - Peter Perkins at 8:55, Scott Kirksey at Hudson, and Brian Rhen at 9:05 & 11:00 - share with us from Jesus' parable in Matthew 20:1-16.
In our current series Made for Mondays, we're rediscovering what it looks like to go from simply working a job to fulfilling God’s unique mission for each of us. What if our career is not our real career, and our boss is not our real boss? Read Ephesians 6:5-9 to get a sneak peek at what Gary shares with us in the message.
In our current series Made for Mondays, we're rediscovering what it looks like to go from simply working a job to fulfilling God’s unique mission for each of us. This Sunday is Mother's Day, and Laurie Polich Short is with us, sharing from 2 Corinthians 12:8-9 to encourage us all, moms or not, that it's in our places of weakness that God does His greatest work.
Work: it's where you spend 8 hours a day, 5 days a week - or more. Our jobs often dictate the circumstances and rhythms of our lives. So why does Monday morning feel so far from Sunday morning? In our series Made for Mondays, we'll rediscover what it looks like to go from simply working a job to fulfilling God’s unique mission for each of us. This week, Gary takes us into God's original design for work in the book of Genesis - and how we can access His power to glorify Him through our work.
Work: it's where you spend 8 hours a day (or more!), 5 days a week (or more!). It’s what you talk about at parties. It’s how you introduce yourself. Our jobs often dictate the circumstances and rhythms of our lives. So why does Monday morning feel so far from Sunday morning? In our new series Made for Mondays, we'll discover what it looks like to go from simply working a job to fulfilling God’s unique mission for each of us. It all kicks off this Sunday with guest speaker Sanjay Poonen, who is l...
Experience the joy, hope and awe that Mary Magdalene did when she, the first to see our risen Lord, discovered that He was alive! This Easter we can think about this one fact: On the third day after Jesus died, in spite of His constant forecasting of a resurrection, nobody expected NO BODY to be in the tomb! His coming to life changed everything for His first followers and can do the same for us today! Has it been too long since you have been overwhelmed?
As we're nearing close to Holy Week and Easter Sunday, how is God preparing your heart to celebration the resurrection of Jesus? We pray that Jesus is speaking to you as you journey through the 40 Days of Decrease series. This Sunday, Gary's message leads us through a backstory of Easter you might not have considered before.
Together in this Lenten season, we are pursuing a different kind of fast, creating a different kind of hunger. We pray that Jesus is speaking to you as you journey through the 40 Days of Decrease series and preparing your heart like never before to celebrate His resurrection on Easter Sunday! This Sunday, Gary leads us through John 17 and looks at what Jesus prayed for us.
How is God speaking to you through our 40 Days of Decrease series Together in this Lenten season, we are pursuing a different kind of fast, creating a different kind of hunger. This Sunday, Carlos, Brian, and Scott invite us to consider how as we decrease (John 3:30), the Holy Spirit can increase and become more present in our lives.
How is God speaking to you through our 40 Days of Decrease series? As you've considered fasting from stinginess, isolation, avoidance, and more, what is the Lord doing in your heart? Together in this Lenten season, we are pursuing a different kind of fast, creating a different kind of hunger. This Sunday Brian shares from John 15 about how remaining in Jesus is a way we can decrease, so He can increase.
In a self-indulgent age such as ours, any fasting is to be commended. 40 Days of Decrease is the pursuit of a different kind of fast creating a different kind of hunger. Instead of fasting chocolate, social media, or artisan coffee, 40 Days will call PCC to fast apathy, injustice, resentment, and more together in the pursuit of God. We are joined this Sunday by Laurie Polich Short as we continue our journey of decrease, so that God can increase.
In a self-indulgent age such as ours, any fasting is to be commended. 40 Days of Decrease is the pursuit of a different kind of fast creating a different kind of hunger. Instead of fasting chocolate, social media, or artisan coffee, 40 Days will call PCC to fast apathy, injustice, resentment, and more together in the pursuit of God. Listen in as we continue our journey of decrease, so that God can increase.
In a self-indulgent age such as ours, any fasting is to be commended. 40 Days of Decrease is the pursuit of a different kind of fast creating a different kind of hunger. Instead of fasting chocolate, social media, or artisan coffee, 40 Days will call PCC to fast apathy, injustice, resentment, and more together in the pursuit of God.
Did you know the words “one another” are used 59 times in the New Testament? Seems like God has a grand design for transforming lives through the power of community that “one anothers” each other well. Our following Jesus is extremely personal, but it was never intended to be private. This season, we are going to encourage you to get in a circle, join a group and learn how to go further and farther in your walk with Jesus … by going on that journey with one another.
Did you know the words “one another” are used 59 times in the New Testament? Seems like God has a grand design for transforming lives through the power of community that “one anothers” each other well. Our following Jesus is extremely personal, but it was never intended to be private. This season, we are going to encourage you to get in a circle, join a group and learn how to go further and farther in your walk with Jesus … by going on that journey with one another.
Did you know the words “one another” are used 59 times in the New Testament? Seems like God has a grand design for transforming lives through the power of community that “one anothers” each other well. Our following Jesus is extremely personal, but it was never intended to be private. This season, we are going to encourage you to get in a circle, join a group and learn how to go further and farther in your walk with Jesus … by going on that journey with one another.
Did you know the words “one another” are used 59 times in the New Testament? Seems like God has a grand design for transforming lives through the power of community that “one anothers” each other well. Our following Jesus is extremely personal, but it was never intended to be private. This season, we are going to encourage you to get in a circle, join a group and learn how to go further and farther in your walk with Jesus … by going on that journey with one another.
Did you know the words “one another” are used 59 times in the New Testament? Seems like God has a grand design for transforming lives through the power of community that “one anothers” each other well. Our following Jesus is extremely personal, but it was never intended to be private. This season, we are going to encourage you to get in a circle, join a group and learn how to go further and farther in your walk with Jesus … by going on that journey with one another.
Did you know the words “one another” are used 59 times in the New Testament? Seems like God has a grand design for transforming lives through the power of community that “one anothers” each other well. Our following Jesus is extremely personal, but it was never intended to be private. This season, we are going to encourage you to get in a circle, join a group and learn how to go further and farther in your walk with Jesus … by going on that journey with one another in.
Our guest speaker, Dr. Stanley Long, will use John 13:1-17 to help us consider how serving like Jesus did might provide opportunities for us. Dr. Long is pastor emeritus of South Bay Community Church in Fremont.
Guest speaker Laurie Polich Short will teach on using Psalm 143 as a template for our new year.
In the midst of the chaos that can so often characterize this season, how do we experience Simply Christmas - that Jesus came for us? Jesus came FOR the chaos, and to change us in the midst of it. This weekend, we'll look at our next characters in the Christmas story, the Wise Men.
In the midst of the chaos that can so often characterize this season, how do we experience Simply Christmas - that Jesus came for us? Jesus came FOR the chaos, and to change us in the midst of it. This Sunday and Monday we celebrate Immanuel as wholeheartedly, creatively, relevantly and winsomely as possible as we look at what it is like to have God with us.
In the midst of the chaos that can so often characterize this season, how do we experience Simply Christmas - that Jesus came for us? Jesus came FOR the chaos, and to change us in the midst of it. This weekend, we'll look at our next character in the Christmas story, Joseph.
What does it look like to experience Simply Christmas, especially in the midst of the chaos we so often find ourselves in during this season? Last week, Gary encouraged us to go deep and wide, like hte shepherds. This weekend, we'll look at Mary's response in the midst of the wild circumstances she faced(hint: Luke 1:38.
Christmas can feel complex, but the story of Christmas, God’s most important message to people, is really pretty simple … and it’s good news for everyone. We kick off our Advent series called Simply Christmas this weekend, learning from the characters of the Christmas story about how we can allow the simple story of Christmas to permeate our hearts again.
We've spent the last 2 months excavating Jesus' letters to the churches in Revelation, and this is our final Sunday in the Dear Church series. What has Jesus been revealing to you about His character through these letters? This Sunday, Brian Rhen and Katy Langley will walk us through a reflection on our learnings from the 7 letters, and we'll worship Jesus in all the fullness of His character.
Two more weeks in our Dear Church series, excavating Jesus' letters to the churches in Revelation! This Sunday, we dive into the last of the seven letters, to the church in Laodicea that was so passionless it was powerless.
As we walk through Jesus' letters to the seven churches in Revelation, we see that each letter ends with an exhortation: "Whoever has ears, let them hear what the Spirit says to the churches." What are you hearing from God as you read and study His Word in Revelation? This Sunday, we're diving into the letter to the church in Philadelphia, and Jesus' words of encouragement to a discouraged church.
