Pomona Valley Church

This week Curtis looks at the story of King Herod, and how the empire reacts to God with us. 

We talk about the dragon, the beasts, and 666, as our special Backdrop series on Revelation continues. 

Meredith continues our Christmas series with the story of the shepherds

Curtis continues our Christmas series, looking at how God is with us in the confusion of life.

In this episode, we make our way through the Trumpet visions of chapters 8-11.

Things start to get weird as we begin John's vision cycles. That's right, the seven seals  are opening and the horsemen are riding!

Meredith continues our Christmas series by looking at the story of Mary and Elizabeth, asking how God might be with us in moments of connection.

In this episode, we move on to the visions of God's throne room in chapters 4 and 5 of Revelation.

The journey through chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation continues!

Curtis continues our Christmas series, asking what it means for God to be with us when life gets disrupted. Then, Meredith leads us through a practice of centering prayer that we might use in those disruptive times. 

Join me on a walking tour of Turkey, as we explore the letters John writes to the churches of Asia in Revelation chapters 2 and 3.

Meredith begins our Christmas series, God With Us, by looking at how God can be with us in times of anticipation. 

We start diving in to John's Apocalyptic visions with chapter 1 of Revelation. 

Curtis wraps up our series, asking 'what is the Church supposed to be in light of the Mission of God'? Then, Meredith gives some updates about what Pomona Valley Church is going to be in the coming season.

The time has come for a stand alone series of The Backdrop diving into the weird, wild world of Revelation. In this first episode, Curtis talks about the themes, setting, and literary devices of the book in order to set us up to read and understand it well in the episodes to come. 

In this sermon, Meredith looks at how the way Jesus died made God known.

In this sermon, Curtis looks at the dominant storyline of the Bible, the Exodus, to help us understand how we can be a people who make God known.

In this sermon, Meredith looks at how understanding the Mission of God helps us to understand the passages that use the word "jealous" to describe God. 

In this week's sermon (we're all caught up!), Curtis considers how the Old Testament warnings and realities of judgment fit into The Mission of God. 

In this sermon Meredith looks at how the call to holiness fits into the Mission of God. 

In this sermon, Curtis looks at the name God gives in the Exodus story, and what that name tells us about God and God's mission.

In this sermon, Meredith looks at what it means for Israel, and then the Church, to be "chosen" by God.

In this sermon Curtis looks at the creation of humanity, asking: what if we both underestimate and overestimate our importance to God's mission?

In the second week of our Mission of God series, Curtis looks at what we can learn about what God is up to in the world through the creation story in Genesis 1. 

We're starting a new series this episode, asking the questions "what exactly is God up to in the world, and how do we as individuals and as a church fit in to that mission?" Meredith starts us off with a picture of God's mission, setting us up to trace that mission through Scripture in future weeks.