Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

Pastor Banning teaches out of Exodus 17, that unity amongst the generations is the key to healthy families and victory as we fight for the promises of God. We need the older generation to give the younger generation wisdom, covering, and courage that empowers obedience to God.

Pastor Francis Anfuso, Senior Pastor of The Rock of Roseville, encourages us to trust God, seek His best, and choose obedience and risk over comfortability and mundane.

Danny and Sheri Silk, Founders of Loving On Purpose and leaders in our JC community, share their journey of faith and obedience to Jesus Culture. They beautifully provoked us to remember our journey with God, and to know the why behind our yes.

Lou Engle, founder of The Call and Lou Engle Ministries, exhorts us into the prophetic power of fasting and prayer, and reminds us of God’s promises over California, the global Church, and a coming movement of salvation and revival.

As we begin 2022, Pastor Banning challenges us to be a people that allow God to burden us with the things on His heart. Burdens from the heart of God become catalysts for action in our lives. We have to surrender the weight of the world to receive the burden of God.

As God is moving on the earth, we get to move with Him! Pastor Banning calls us to be a people that rest in the hope of God, and participate in what He is doing in and around us.

The wilderness is for our development, but it is not our destination! Pastor Becky Johnson challenges us with the reality that in order to enter into our Promised Land, we must be obedient to the voice of God, and willing to work hard. Convenience will not advance us into the things that He has for us.

Hope anticipates, and we are in a season of anticipation that God is about to do something good, and that he is always in pursuit of people. Pastor Banning invites Richard, a member of JC Sacramento, to come share his testimony of how God pursued him unto freedom and salvation.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is good news! God loves people and is in pursuit of them, and it’s his desire that none should perish. Pastor Banning explains how sometimes God uses famine and hard circumstances to push people to Himself. Often, it’s His kindness to expose faulty things in our lives that we have been leaning on, in order to help us realize that Jesus is a more firm foundation. We are c...

We love missions and evangelism, and deeply believe in the power of sending and covering our missionaries in prayer and support. Pastor Banning invites some of our Jesus Culture missionaries, Micah and Hailey Studer, to come share testimonies of what God is doing in the nations of the earth.

Pastor Banning reminds us that choices are powerful, and there is sacrifice involved in choosing to show up and contribute to Ekklesia, the body of believers, on a weekly basis. When we gather, our worship, prayers, and presence brings breakthrough to those around us, and we experience the fullness of God in our lives.

Pastor Tamara Bennett, Senior Pastor of This Is Pentecost Fellowship Ministries, encourages us to live by the redemptive power and authority that God have given us as believers. When we choose to live in the fullness of this reality, we will see things shift in our lives and spheres of influence.

There is power released when we gather, and there is power released when we agree. Pastor Banning teaches us that the fullness of all that God has for us cannot be experienced outside of gathering with the people of God.

God’s idea of Church involves being together. Pastor Banning talks about the power of “ekklesia,” and what happens when we gather as the Church to worship, pray, and talk about the Word of God.

We are the representation of Christ to the world. Pastor Banning explains how Jesus was a man of peace, and our witness to the world should be the amount of peace that we bring into every room, circumstance, and relationship.

Delay is an important part of our walk with God, because in the waiting, character is produced in our lives. Pastor Becky Johnson teaches us how Jesus is intentional in His leading, and sometimes that includes delaying our breakthrough, but not denying the promises found in following Him.

We cannot calm storms that we are afraid of. Pastor Banning reminds us that the Kingdom of God is advanced through righteousness, joy, and peace. We are called to bring peace everywhere we go, because when we are living in peace, we have authority to dispel darkness and calm storms.

Peace can never be found anywhere other than God. Pastor Banning calls us to a life that refuses to stay in the storm, but instead chooses to connect to the truth of who the Father is, and how we view Him. We must connect to truth in order to experience freedom from fear, anxiety, and worry.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to be set apart. Danny Silk, President and Co-Founder of Loving on Purpose, invites us into a life of conviction that speaks and lives the truth of the Bible.

Alex Seeley, Lead Pastor of the Belonging Co Church in Nashville, Tennessee, teaches about the significance of servant-hearted leadership. Jesus came to serve, not be served, and we are called to do the same.

Jesus’ death on the cross paid for us to access and choose to live a life of peace. Pastor Banning exhorts us into a Kingdom reality: we get to live above the storms of life, instead of in them.

We are called to continually position our lives to serve. Pastor Banning teaches us how the fullness of joy comes through serving in community.

Pastor Matt Molt of New Vintage Church, encourages us to listen to the truth of the Bible and keep God at the center of our decisions and actions, not our emotions.

Danny Silk, President and Co-Founder of Loving on Purpose, shares about the overcoming love of God. Fear has no room to exist in our lives when we are in Christ, and we are called to be the most loving people on the planet.

Our life’s purpose is about Jesus. Lisa Bevere shares a timely word on the necessity of being a people that intentionally chooses to focus on Jesus, in a world that is constantly attempting to distract us.