In this final week of our series titled The Daniel Dilemma, we’ll discover how to stand firm in truth without losing the priority of love. Learn why influence comes through kindness, humility, and service, not arguments. See how Daniel, and ultimately Jesus, modeled a life where truth and love worked together to change the world.
This week we'll explore how to stand firm in our faith while living in a culture that’s far from God. Through the story of King Belshazzar and the writing on the wall, we’re reminded that our days are numbered, our lives will be weighed, and our hope must be in the eternal. When you know your true home, the chaos of culture loses its grip.
Join us for week four of "The Daniel Dilemma" as we uncover the "Babylon mentality" that drives self-centeredness and societal confusion. You'll learn three keys to reclaiming sanity and experiencing God's blessing. Don't miss this powerful message on finding clarity and purpose in a chaotic world!
In a culture that tried to reshape everything about them, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood firm in quiet defiance, refusing to bow. This week, we'll dive into the story of their bold obedience in Babylon and how their actions spoke louder than words. When the fire raged and the pressure mounted, it revealed the power of a God who shows up in the furnace. If you've ever felt alone in the fight to stay faithful, this is your reminder: the fire can't destroy you when Jesus is in it.
This week we dive into Daniel 2, where the king has a disturbing dream and demands the impossible. When culture brings pressure, his calm confidence in a God who reveals how we can live with influence, not fear, in a chaotic world. Join us as we explore what it means to say, “But there is a God in heaven.”
We’re kicking off a brand new series on the book of Daniel and diving into what it means to live with both grace and truth in a shifting culture. From the exile in Babylon to today’s cultural battles, the enemy still uses the same tactics: change our identity, compromise our standards, and create confrontation. Let's lean in and learn from Daniel about how we are called to live with conviction and compassion, holding high God’s truth while freely giving His grace.
In the final message of our You’ve Got Mail series, we explore how to live in victory at home, at work, and in the midst of spiritual warfare. Paul’s letter gives practical guidance for honoring parents, leading families with purpose, and working with integrity as if serving Christ Himself. The message doesn't stop at advice but moves into preparation for battle. Let's armor up and finish Ephesians together!
This week, Paul challenges us to walk in love, flee darkness, pursue holiness, and make the most of every moment, not out of duty but out of identity. When we live this way, our lives become a visible sermon that invites the world to see and know God.
This week, we explore how to walk worthy of the high calling God has placed on our lives, even when it shows up in ordinary, overlooked places. Whether you're in diapers or deadlines, you're not a prisoner of your circumstances. You belong to Christ, and your life is meant to reflect that truth.
Welcome to Week Three of our in-depth exploration of the Book of Ephesians. Today, we unpack how Paul, writing from prison, sees himself not as a victim but as a steward of God’s mystery: the unifying, hope-filled gospel for everyone. If you’ve ever felt sidelined by your past or unsure of your place in God’s story, this chapter will awaken boldness, deepen your roots in His love, and activate the faith already living in you.
With our guest speaker, Overseeing Elder and no stranger to Sun City, Pastor Marc Estes, we’re diving into Ephesians chapter 2! This is one of the most powerful, identity-shaping chapters in the Bible. Paul reminds us where we came from, what God saved us from, and the incredible grace that made us alive in Christ. If you've ever wrestled with who you really are or where you belong, this message is for you!
We are kicking off our new series You’ve Got Mail! For the next month we get to dive into the powerful truths found in Ephesians. Written by Paul from prison, this letter was meant to spread throughout the churches, reminding believers of what they already have in Christ. Discover how knowing what you have in Christ changes everything about how you live.
In a culture obsessed with hustle, success, and burnout, we're wrapping up this series by exploring the often-overlooked gift of Sabbath rest. As we celebrate Memorial Day weekend, a time many use to relax and recharge, we're leaning into what it means to rest God's way. If you've felt exhausted, anxious, or like work is consuming your life, this message might be the reset your soul needs.
This week, we get to explore how every believer, regardless of job title, is called to carry the Gospel into their workplace and live on mission with God. Ultimately, we are not just teachers, mechanics, or parents. We are ambassadors of Christ in all we do.
We’re continuing our series on work by exploring how God designed it to be sacred, communal, and fruitful, even when it feels complex or hidden. We expose how the enemy distorts work into something difficult, isolated, and self-glorifying, but through Jesus, that curse is broken and redeemed. Let's lean in and learn what real fruitfulness is, and build His Kingdom in everything we do!
This week, we'll explore how your everyday work is part of a much bigger story, no matter if you are parenting, building, creating, or leading. Discovering your purpose is less about choosing and more about uncovering what God’s already placed in you. Calling flows from identity, and identity comes from knowing Jesus. If you’ve ever wondered what you’re really here to do, this message is for you.
Welcome to our brand new series, Heigh Ho, a deep dive into what the Bible really says about work. No, it’s not about dwarves or Disney, but about the bigger questions that live under your job description: What does it mean to be human, and is there purpose in what we do every day? Whether you're clocking in, cleaning up, caring for kids, or chasing dreams, this series is for you. So, let’s start with the question we’ve all asked at some point: is work a curse or a calling?
This Easter, we'll explore one of our greatest fears—death—and how Jesus gives us victory over it. Jesus doesn't just revive what was lost, He restores purpose and breathes new life. Discover how the resurrection isn't just a past event but a present miracle for your life today!
This week, we'll explore a miracle Jesus went out of His way to perform—calming a storm and freeing a man trapped in darkness. It's a reminder that God doesn't just respond to need; He pursues the one who feels beyond hope. As Easter approaches, who in your life needs that same rescue—and will you be the one to invite them?
This week, we continue our series on miracles by exploring one of Jesus' most astonishing acts—raising Lazarus from the dead. Like a movie with a shocking twist ending, those around Jesus had no idea what was coming, but He was in control the entire time. No matter what darkness you face, this story reminds us that Jesus does His best work in the impossible!
Join us for the first message in our Miracles series as we dive into the powerful story of Jesus feeding the 5,000. This miracle isn’t just about food—it’s about faith, surrender, and God’s supernatural provision. When we bring what we have to Jesus, He multiplies it beyond what we can imagine. Get ready to be encouraged, challenged, and expectant for the miraculous in your own life!
Old Testament prophecies are crucial because they provide undeniable evidence of God's divine plan, proving the accuracy and reliability of Scripture through fulfilled predictions about Jesus. Let's dive into the Old Testament with fresh eyes because, within its pages, you'll find the foundation and foreshadowing of everything revealed in the New Testament!
Let's explore how the Old Testament is filled with vivid pictures that point to Jesus. You may not know how He was active throughout all of scripture! Fulfilling God's promises from the beginning and understanding these pictures helps us remember, comprehend, and anticipate Jesus more fully, shaping how we read and embrace the whole Bible.
The Bible is more than just an old book—it’s the unfolding story of God’s promises and His invitation to know Him! Join us as we dive into the bigger story and discover how God’s faithfulness continues to impact our lives.
Do we really need the Old Testament? While many Christians gravitate to the New Testament, what value does The Old Testament have in regards to Jesus' identity and mission? Lets deepen our understanding of Jesus by embracing how both serve as a vital part of the whole biblical story.
Let's welcome Pastor Amreitha Jeeva from Kalos Church in Bellevue, Washington, to close out this series! Drawing from her own marriage and life experiences, Amreitha delves into how criticism and contempt—two major predictors of broken relationships—can erode the union God designed for beauty and goodness. Today, let's be encouraged as we learn how to practice gratitude to build healthier, whole marriages.
This week, we get to explore the topic of sexuality, acknowledging that we all carry some form of sexual brokenness when true wholeness is found in His design for our lives. Let's learn more deeply what honoring God with our bodies means!
This series will continue to challenge us to think deeply about our bodies, not just in terms of diet or fitness, but in how our mindset about our bodies shapes our lives. Let's uncover how to respond to the call of honoring our bodies, surrender them to God, and learn how to become more like Jesus!
Welcome to a new series exploring what the Bible teaches about our bodies. As culture focuses on romance and relationships during Valentine’s season, we will take a deeper look at God’s purpose and design for our bodies—impacting singles and married people alike. Whether you’re struggling with self-image or navigating the challenges of relationships, we hope to encourage you to see your body as sacred and designed for God’s glory.
Happy 10-Year Anniversary Sun City! Today we have the Dean of Portland Bible College sharing the importance of staying rooted where you are planted. Thank you for being with us and staying rooted through the years. We love you!!
