Rockharbor Costa Mesa Podcast

In the final message of our 'Life at the Table' series, Glenn unpacks Jesus' encounter with some disciples on the road to Emmaus, revealing how we are called to welcome Him into every moment and live as people 'given' for the life of the world.

In the second message of our Life at the Table series, Glenn reveals how facing our brokenness leads to openness and ultimately opens the door to experiencing God’s grace through Jesus’ sacrifice.

In the first message of our new sermon series, "Life at the Table," Glenn reveals how being blessed by Jesus means being welcomed, healed, and invited into His mission, offering us abundant life at His table.

On Vision Sunday, Glenn shares how our church is entering a new season of growth, drawing lessons from the early church in Acts and reminding us that while growth is God's work, we are invited to participate through prayer, care, and active engagement.

Gavin wraps up our series on Proverbs on Sunday Night by exploring how wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, guiding us to persevere and grow while leading others toward Jesus.

In this episode from our sermon series, “Practical Wisdom: Life Lessons from Proverbs,” Glenn helps illuminate how Proverbs teaches us that a good name is earned through living well and with restraint, but how ultimately, our true security lies in trusting the name of Jesus.

Listen to Glenn's latest message from our sermon series, "Practical Wisdom: Life Lessons from Proverbs," and learn how gratitude, contentment, and generosity can transform wealth management into good stewardship.

In this installment from our sermon series, “Practical Wisdom: Life Lessons from Proverbs,” Glenn helps us discover how our daily work, when done with diligence, integrity, and wisdom, can become a powerful act of worship and a vital part of God's mission in the world.

Join us for week 2 of our “Practical Wisdom” series where Glenn Packiam explores how Proverbs embraces Jesus’ clear-sighted love and guidance toward wisdom by advising us to avoid the wicked, stay kind to enemies, and be cautious around fools while also urging self-reflection. 

Listen along in our “Redefine: Words That Matter” sermon series as Glenn emphasizes that true peace, unlike temporary escapes, comes from bringing our whole lives to God, as Jesus Himself is our peace, bringing everything into its proper place, alive and flourishing.

In the 10th week of our sermon series "Redefine: Words That Matter," Glenn explains that faith is about trust, allegiance, and persistence, as illustrated in the Gospel of Luke, but ultimately emphasizes that what counts most is Christ’s faithfulness.

Tune in to hear Gavin explore the topic of holiness, explaining that a biblical interpretation isn’t about perfection or comparison but about being set apart by God's grace, urging us to see it as an identity received through Jesus that manifests in love, humility, and usefulness in God's Kingdom.

In this message from our sermon series "Redefine: Words That Matter," Glenn explores how true fellowship—rooted in commitment and partnership—transforms our church community into a Spirit-filled temple with Christ as our cornerstone. 

Listen along as Glenn urges us to resist the human impulse to seek immortality through material possessions and instead reminds us that true life comes from God – a God who offers us a renewing resurrection life now.

Listen along as Gavin continues in our "Redefine: Words That Matter" series, emphasizing that to truly live, we must release control, embrace death as a pathway to life, and receive resurrection life through Jesus.

In last Sunday’s talk from our series "Redefine: Words That Matter," Ben dove into the concept of love. He hit home that we often underestimate what real love is, missing the fact that it's experienced and reflected through a God who IS real love.

Brooke helps us uncover what righteousness means both scripturally and in our own lives as we continue in our “Redefine: Words That Matter” sermon series. Join us as Brooke helps us uncover righteousness as something rooted in our relationship with God, that impacts our personal holiness, justice, and compassion, and fixes Jesus as the ultimate embodiment of itself.

Tune into our third "Redefine" sermon with Glenn, focusing on grace as an extravagant, undeserved, and transformative gift centered on Jesus as both the gift and giver, calling us to respond with gratitude.