Christian Life Assembly

Pastor Shane opens a new series "Who is He?" by looking at the deity of Jesus. We believe that Jesus was God and the Bible fully illustrates that.

Ahead of Wednesday's Vision Summit, Pastor Shane gives a snapshot of some of the amazing things God is doing at CLA.

Special guest Brad Rosenberg, Senior Vice President Convoy of Hope

Faith in Action is a series inspired by the book of James. This letter to the early Church both challenges and guides us how to live in a world full of testing. Today, Pastor Shane concludes the series by jumping to the book of 1 Peter for some direction for deploying a faith of action.

Faith in Action is a series about the book of James. This letter to the early Church both challenges and guides us how to live in a world full of testing. In Chapter 5, we see that there's great strength in patiently waiting on the Lord.

Faith in Action is a series about the book of James. This letter to the early Church both challenges and guides us how to live in a world full of testing. Pastor Shane shows us in chapter 4 the importance of avoiding a love affair with sinful practices.

Faith in Action is a series about the book of James. This letter to the early Church both challenges and guides us how to live in a world full of testing. Missionary to Cyprus Tony Sebastian talks about how all of struggle to control our tongues. We offend intentionally, unintentionally, and unknowingly.

Faith in Action is a series about the book of James. This letter to the early Church both challenges and guides us how to live in a world full of testing. This week, Pastor Adam looks at chapter 2 about how God measures faithfulness differently than the world does.

Faith in Action is a series about the book of James. This letter to the early Church both challenges and guides us how to live in a world full of testing. This week, Pastor Shane looks at chapter 1 and how we can live faithful lives even under pressure.

The Lifestyle Faith Podcast with Pastor Shane and Pastor Scott discusses various life events and how to handle them, including heatwaves, weddings, and summer plans. They reflect on the rapid passage of time and offer wisdom on cherishing moments with family. The conversation shifts to dealing with worry, the importance of trust in God, and how to adopt a mindset of encouragement, much like Barnab...

Eliminating worry starts with purposeful prayer. Pastor Shane looks at three examples of praying on purpose in the Bible.

As we continue to see the "Power of Encouragement", we see how important it was for Paul to be lifted up by Barnabas. Similarly, David faced hardships and the Bible says he encouraged himself. Both are powerful!

In the series, we see that another key component of happiness is encouragement. When Paul and Peter were bringing the Gospel to both Jews and Gentiles, they needed encouragement along the way. Pastor Shane looks at how important that was for them then, and how crucial is it for us now.

Last week Pastor Shane began a message about worry from the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus confronts our worries. Changing our mindset towards what is true and right and pure will give us the power to let go of worry.

Our world is filled with worry, hurt and helplessness. So often, we feel very far from God. But being mindful of the nearness of God will help you defeat worry.

Studies show that we are much richer, healthier, more educated than ever. So why are we so unhappy and depressed? A familiar passage in Matthew offers a remedy.

Two brothers had quite different encounters with Jesus, but both ended up being His close disciples and sharing the Gospel around the world.

Saul was Israel's first king-- appointed by God to lead. Sadly, he's remembered more for his failures than anything else.

Mark was a man who had a complicated history with the Apostle Paul, but God used him mightily to share the Gospel and even to write one!

Pastors Shane and Scott talk about the encounters series. Discussing Sarah, Jairus, John, Paul, and Bartamaeus.

Sarah, the wife of Abraham, was far from perfect. Yet, God who is faithful, kept the promise He made to her. We can encounter His faithfulness still today!

The life of Paul shows us that suffering and struggle are inevitable consequences of following Christ. While these processes are not easy, they align us with the heart of Jesus!

We see in the family of Mary, Martha and Lazarus a variety of personalities and preferences. Our families are similar! Pastor Kristian talks about the importance of Jesus' presence in our lives regardless of our temperaments and opinions.

Jesus is gracious when we are desperate. The faith of Jairus was rewarded with his daughter's healing but a God with perfect timing.

We are spending some time looking at real lives…real people…who had real face to face “encounters” with Jesus! One moment…in the presence of Jesus…one “encounter” with Jesus changes everything! This week - Bartimaeus, a blind man that could see!