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Jesus’ longest continuous teaching is found in the “Sermon on the Mount” (Matthew 5-7). These chapters beautifully display how the King - Christ Himself - teaches his weary and wandering (but beloved) subjects on the ways of the kingdom of God. Not only are some of Jesus’ best known teachings here (ex: Beatitudes, Lord’s Prayer) but the core elements of discipleship today and what the kingdom of G...

Jesus’ longest continuous teaching is found in the “Sermon on the Mount” (Matthew 5-7). These chapters beautifully display how the King - Christ Himself - teaches his weary and wandering (but beloved) subjects on the ways of the kingdom of God. Not only are some of Jesus’ best known teachings here (ex: Beatitudes, Lord’s Prayer) but the core elements of discipleship today and what the kingdom of G...

Jesus’ longest continuous teaching is found in the “Sermon on the Mount” (Matthew 5-7). These chapters beautifully display how the King - Christ Himself - teaches his weary and wandering (but beloved) subjects on the ways of the kingdom of God. Not only are some of Jesus’ best known teachings here (ex: Beatitudes, Lord’s Prayer) but the core elements of discipleship today and what the kingdom of G...

Jesus’ longest continuous teaching is found in the “Sermon on the Mount” (Matthew 5-7). These chapters beautifully display how the King - Christ Himself - teaches his weary and wandering (but beloved) subjects on the ways of the kingdom of God. Not only are some of Jesus’ best known teachings here (ex: Beatitudes, Lord’s Prayer) but the core elements of discipleship today and what the kingdom of G...

Jesus’ longest continuous teaching is found in the “Sermon on the Mount” (Matthew 5-7). These chapters beautifully display how the King - Christ Himself - teaches his weary and wandering (but beloved) subjects on the ways of the kingdom of God. Not only are some of Jesus’ best known teachings here (ex: Beatitudes, Lord’s Prayer) but the core elements of discipleship today and what the kingdom of G...

Yana reminds us that God uses tests to deepen our relationship with Him and He develops relationships by taking time to walk with us both through our failures and victories of faith.

Abraham, before he could go to the promise land had to yield and surrender everything which formed who he was. Life of following God is a life of faith. You take faith out of it and you have nothing left. Every major step begins with Faith.

Everyone wants to be successful. Whatever it is you do or are, no one is striving to be unsuccessful. But how do you calculate success? What ratio of wealth, health, power, possessions, position, passion, influence & experience do you use to formulate winning? And what if God’s calculations are different? For instance, rather than “climbing the ladder” what if God’s version of “living your best li...

Everyone wants to be successful. Whatever it is you do or are, no one is striving to be unsuccessful. But how do you calculate success? What ratio of wealth, health, power, possessions, position, passion, influence & experience do you use to formulate winning? And what if God’s calculations are different? For instance, rather than “climbing the ladder” what if God’s version of “living your best li...

Everyone wants to be successful. Whatever it is you do or are, no one is striving to be unsuccessful. But how do you calculate success? What ratio of wealth, health, power, possessions, position, passion, influence & experience do you use to formulate winning? And what if God’s calculations are different? For instance, rather than “climbing the ladder” what if God’s version of “living your best li...

Everyone wants to be successful. Whatever it is you do or are, no one is striving to be unsuccessful. But how do you calculate success? What ratio of wealth, health, power, possessions, position, passion, influence & experience do you use to formulate winning? And what if God’s calculations are different? For instance, rather than “climbing the ladder” what if God’s version of “living your best li...

Pastor Dustin shares in this timely message what it looks like to redefine spiritual success - that the primary goal is love. Sometimes we see spiritual impact or service as the most important of living a life for God but he desires that love would be the foundation of the lives we live!

Pastor Anthony Miller is an Elder at Saddleback Church and has served as the Pastor of Communications for the last decade. Anthony is a third generation pastor and is passionate about preaching the Gospel of Jesus and releasing potential of the church throughout the world.

Johnny has been a part of Celebrate Recovery since the beginning of the program. Serving alongside his parents, the founders of Celebrate Recovery, his was among the first lives changed by the program. Johnny has served on CR staff since 2004, became the pastor of Celebrate Recovery in 2012 and is now succeeding his father, Pastor John Baker, as the leader of the worldwide movement. Johnny is a na...

Could this actually be our second “Covid Christmas?!” The reality of that statement is daunting. So, all the more, our gaze must be lifted. Our eyes brightened. Seasonal ornaments and candy canes will no longer do. Perhaps more than ever, Jesus’ self-description rings true: “I am the light of the world.” (John 8:12) In this Advent series, we will embrace the truths above deeper as we choose to cel...

Could this actually be our second “Covid Christmas?!” The reality of that statement is daunting. So, all the more, our gaze must be lifted. Our eyes brightened. Seasonal ornaments and candy canes will no longer do. Perhaps more than ever, Jesus’ self-description rings true: “I am the light of the world.” (John 8:12) In this Advent series, we will embrace the truths above deeper as we choose to cel...

Could this actually be our second “Covid Christmas?!” The reality of that statement is daunting. So, all the more, our gaze must be lifted. Our eyes brightened. Seasonal ornaments and candy canes will no longer do. Perhaps more than ever, Jesus’ self-description rings true: “I am the light of the world.” (John 8:12) In this Advent series, we will embrace the truths above deeper as we choose to cel...

Could this actually be our second “Covid Christmas?!” The reality of that statement is daunting. So, all the more, our gaze must be lifted. Our eyes brightened. Seasonal ornaments and candy canes will no longer do. Perhaps more than ever, Jesus’ self-description rings true: “I am the light of the world.” (John 8:12) In this Advent series, we will embrace the truths above deeper as we choose to cel...

Could this actually be our second “Covid Christmas?!” The reality of that statement is daunting. So, all the more, our gaze must be lifted. Our eyes brightened. Seasonal ornaments and candy canes will no longer do. Perhaps more than ever, Jesus’ self-description rings true: “I am the light of the world.” (John 8:12) In this Advent series, we will embrace the truths above deeper as we choose to cel...

We know that investing matters. That’s why we put our time, energy, and resources into things that will be beneficial in the long run. Whether it’s paying outrageous costs for a college education, working long hours for a promotion, putting money into a retirement plan, or spending countless hours on our kids’ extra-curricular activities, we do these things in hopes of a future payoff. But if we’r...

We know that investing matters. That’s why we put our time, energy, and resources into things that will be beneficial in the long run. Whether it’s paying outrageous costs for a college education, working long hours for a promotion, putting money into a retirement plan, or spending countless hours on our kids’ extra-curricular activities, we do these things in hopes of a future payoff. But if we’r...

We know that investing matters. That’s why we put our time, energy, and resources into things that will be beneficial in the long run. Whether it’s paying outrageous costs for a college education, working long hours for a promotion, putting money into a retirement plan, or spending countless hours on our kids’ extra-curricular activities, we do these things in hopes of a future payoff. But if we’r...

We refuse to lament. We want our lives (especially the “Christian” parts) to be shiny, happy, warm & fuzzy. Always. But life doesn’t work that way. Pain, suffering and impossible situations are all a part of our broken world. And lament backs down from none of these. In this series we will examine the OT book of Lamentations which provides a biblical and theological lens for examining our relation...

We refuse to lament. We want our lives (especially the “Christian” parts) to be shiny, happy, warm & fuzzy. Always. But life doesn’t work that way. Pain, suffering and impossible situations are all a part of our broken world. And lament backs down from none of these. In this series we will examine the OT book of Lamentations which provides a biblical and theological lens for examining our relation...

We refuse to lament. We want our lives (especially the “Christian” parts) to be shiny, happy, warm & fuzzy. Always. But life doesn’t work that way. Pain, suffering and impossible situations are all a part of our broken world. And lament backs down from none of these. In this series we will examine the OT book of Lamentations which provides a biblical and theological lens for examining our relation...