South Hills Church - Costa Mesa

What makes relationships work? Why do we seem to click with & feel cared for by certain people, while others give us the impression we’re insignificant, invisible, or in-the-way? How is it some families can hardly stomach one another, but others seem so close? Is it all an act, or do they know something we don’t? Well, as it turns out, both scripture & science agree on the answer. And the...

What makes relationships work? Why do we seem to click with & feel cared for by certain people, while others give us the impression we’re insignificant, invisible, or in-the-way? How is it some families can hardly stomach one another, but others seem so close? Is it all an act, or do they know something we don’t? Well, as it turns out, both scripture & science agree on the answer. And the...

What makes relationships work? Why do we seem to click with & feel cared for by certain people, while others give us the impression we’re insignificant, invisible, or in-the-way? How is it some families can hardly stomach one another, but others seem so close? Is it all an act, or do they know something we don’t? Well, as it turns out, both scripture & science agree on the answer. And the...

What makes relationships work? Why do we seem to click with & feel cared for by certain people, while others give us the impression we’re insignificant, invisible, or in-the-way? How is it some families can hardly stomach one another, but others seem so close? Is it all an act, or do they know something we don’t? Well, as it turns out, both scripture & science agree on the answer. And the...

Ever feel like maybe church doesn’t work? A lot of people who go look like they’re just going through the motions. And their lives and levels of happiness don’t seem to be increasing or improving. They’re going, but not really growing. Why is that? Is church a thing of the past? Is it time to leave it behind? Or could it be that in order to get something significant out of it? We might need to cha...

Ever feel like maybe church doesn't work? A lot of people who go look like they're just going through the motions. And their lives and levels of happiness don't seem to be increasing or improving. They're going, but not really growing. Why is that? Is church a thing of the past? Is it time to leave it behind? Or could it be that in order to get something significant out of it, we might need to cha...

Ever feel like maybe church doesn't work? A lot of people who go look like they're just going through the motions. And their lives and levels of happiness don't seem to be increasing or improving. They're going, but not really growing. Why is that? Is church a thing of the past? Is it time to leave it behind? Or could it be that in order to get something significant out of it, we might need to cha...

Ever feel like maybe church doesn’t work? A lot of people who go look like they’re just going through the motions. And their lives and levels of happiness don’t seem to be increasing or improving. They’re going, but not really growing. Why is that? Is church a thing of the past? Is it time to leave it behind? Or could it be that in order to get something significant out of it, we might need to cha...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

Behind every surface behavior is the desire to meet a deeper need. Having needs isn’t weak or wrong, it’s human. But how you go about getting them met determines what kind of human you’ll be. Strangely, we all seem to self-sabotage in exactly the same ways, almost as if it’s encoded in our DNA. History has nicknamed these tendencies the “Seven Deadly Sins”. Where do they come from? Why are we all...

A message from Chris Kretzu at South Hills Costa Mesa.

 If you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and new. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a new covenant, a new comman...

A two-minute update from Chris Kretzu for all you podcast listeners! 

  If you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and new. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a new covenant, a new comma...

If you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and new. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a new covenant, a new commandment,...

If you’ve ever thumbed through a Gideon Bible at a hotel, you may have noticed that it’s divided into two sections, or testaments, the old and new. The New Testament begins with the story of Jesus, who uses this word “new” a lot. He interprets old, familiar passages of Scripture in revolutionary, new ways and turns the religious community upside down. He spoke of a new covenant, a new commandment,...

 Are you craving abundant life? Well, Ian DiOrio is here to tell you all about how you can receive it!

Everyone likes the idea of hope, but what happens when the floor falls out from under you and you find yourself feeling broken, abandoned or forgotten? Sometimes we experience suffering that doesn’t even have a purpose, so what do we do when we believe but are also wrestling with unbelief? Can hope rise in the midst pain?

A Mother's Day message at South Hills Costa Mesa.