South Hills Church- Santa Clarita Campus

Everybody wants to live an intentional, meaningful, satisfying life. We want God’s best. Is this it though? Does your life feel smaller than you thought it’d be? Why is that? Isn’t Jesus supposed to make everything better? Didn’t He say He came to bring us life to the full? Full of what?? My life is full of stress, insecurity, and failure. Why can’t we seem to step into the dreams God put inside u...

Everybody wants to live an intentional, meaningful, satisfying life. We want God’s best. Is this it though? Does your life feel smaller than you thought it’d be? Why is that? Isn’t Jesus supposed to make everything better? Didn’t He say He came to bring us life to the full? Full of what?? My life is full of stress, insecurity, and failure. Why can’t we seem to step into the dreams God put inside u...

Everybody wants to live an intentional, meaningful, satisfying life. We want God’s best. Is this it though? Does your life feel smaller than you thought it’d be? Why is that? Isn’t Jesus supposed to make everything better? Didn’t He say He came to bring us life to the full? Full of what?? My life is full of stress, insecurity, and failure. Why can’t we seem to step into the dreams God put inside u...

Everybody wants to live an intentional, meaningful, satisfying life. We want God’s best. Is this it though? Does your life feel smaller than you thought it’d be? Why is that? Isn’t Jesus supposed to make everything better? Didn’t He say He came to bring us life to the full? Full of what?? My life is full of stress, insecurity, and failure. Why can’t we seem to step into the dreams God put inside u...

Even if you’re not a Christian, you probably have a picture in your mind of who Jesus is. For most people, it’s someone unwaveringly kind, caring, and gentle. And for the most part, they’re right. But if you read through the Gospels, you’ll inevitably come across instances that upset your expectations. Jesus said and did things that almost seem out-of-character; moments where He comes across as me...

Even if you’re not a Christian, you probably have a picture in your mind of who Jesus is. For most people, it’s someone unwaveringly kind, caring, and gentle. And for the most part, they’re right. But if you read through the Gospels, you’ll inevitably come across instances that upset your expectations. Jesus said and did things that almost seem out-of-character; moments where He comes across as me...

Even if you’re not a Christian, you probably have a picture in your mind of who Jesus is. For most people, it’s someone unwaveringly kind, caring, and gentle. And for the most part, they’re right. But if you read through the Gospels, you’ll inevitably come across instances that upset your expectations. Jesus said and did things that almost seem out-of-character; moments where He comes across as me...

Even if you’re not a Christian, you probably have a picture in your mind of who Jesus is. For most people, it’s someone unwaveringly kind, caring, and gentle. And for the most part, they’re right. But if you read through the Gospels, you’ll inevitably come across instances that upset your expectations. Jesus said and did things that almost seem out-of-character; moments where He comes across as me...

Even if you’re not a Christian, you probably have a picture in your mind of who Jesus is. For most people, it’s someone unwaveringly kind, caring, and gentle. And for the most part, they’re right. But if you read through the Gospels, you’ll inevitably come across instances that upset your expectations. Jesus said and did things that almost seem out-of-character; moments where He comes across as me...

The Curtain. The Stone.

Everyone’s facing something; Things we’re battling but aren’t sure we can beat—goals we want to reach, habits we want to break, relationships we want to rescue. But significant victories don’t come easy. The sheer size of the fight in front of us can leave us anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How do we keep from giving up? There was a warrior king in the Old Testament who overcame insurmountabl...

Everyone’s facing something; Things we’re battling but aren’t sure we can beat—goals we want to reach, habits we want to break, relationships we want to rescue. But significant victories don’t come easy. The sheer size of the fight in front of us can leave us anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How do we keep from giving up? There was a warrior king in the Old Testament who overcame insurmountabl...

Everyone’s facing something; Things we’re battling but aren’t sure we can beat—goals we want to reach, habits we want to break, relationships we want to rescue. But significant victories don’t come easy. The sheer size of the fight in front of us can leave us anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How do we keep from giving up? There was a warrior king in the Old Testament who overcame insurmountabl...

Everyone’s facing something; Things we’re battling but aren’t sure we can beat—goals we want to reach, habits we want to break, relationships we want to rescue. But significant victories don’t come easy. The sheer size of the fight in front of us can leave us anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How do we keep from giving up? There was a warrior king in the Old Testament who overcame insurmountabl...

Everyone’s facing something; Things we’re battling but aren’t sure we can beat—goals we want to reach, habits we want to break, relationships we want to rescue. But significant victories don’t come easy. The sheer size of the fight in front of us can leave us anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How do we keep from giving up? There was a warrior king in the Old Testament who overcame insurmountabl...

Everyone’s facing something; Things we’re battling but aren’t sure we can beat—goals we want to reach, habits we want to break, relationships we want to rescue. But significant victories don’t come easy. The sheer size of the fight in front of us can leave us anxious, overwhelmed, and exhausted. How do we keep from giving up? There was a warrior king in the Old Testament who overcame insurmountabl...

We all want someone to share our lives with. But finding the right person is hard and making it work with them is even harder. Most relationships don’t last and those that do don’t always seem all that happy. So, I ask, why are romantic relationships in our culture getting shorter and our satisfaction with them getting lower? Could any of this have something to do with the pace at which the world...

We all want someone to share our lives with. But finding the right person is hard and making it work with them is even harder. Most relationships don’t last and those that do don’t always seem all that happy. So, I ask, why are romantic relationships in our culture getting shorter and our satisfaction with them getting lower? Could any of this have something to do with the pace at which the world...

We all want someone to share our lives with. But finding the right person is hard and making it work with them is even harder. Most relationships don’t last and those that do don’t always seem all that happy. So, I ask, why are romantic relationships in our culture getting shorter and our satisfaction with them getting lower? Could any of this have something to do with the pace at which the world...

We all want someone to share our lives with. But finding the right person is hard and making it work with them is even harder. Most relationships don’t last and those that do don’t always seem all that happy. So, I ask, why are romantic relationships in our culture getting shorter and our satisfaction with them getting lower? Could any of this have something to do with the pace at which the world...

You like where you live, but there’s no telling who (or what) is lurking next door. The possibilities are terrifying. You already know the major plot points: what they drive, how often they mow, who they voted for. You do your best to avoid them. The thought of mail-box small talk with these monsters sends shivers down your spine. Shouldn’t we all just mind our own business and keep to ourselves?...

You like where you live, but there’s no telling who (or what) is lurking next door. The possibilities are terrifying. You already know the major plot points: what they drive, how often they mow, who they voted for. You do your best to avoid them. The thought of mail-box small talk with these monsters sends shivers down your spine. Shouldn’t we all just mind our own business and keep to ourselves?...

You like where you live, but there’s no telling who (or what) is lurking next door. The possibilities are terrifying. You already know the major plot points: what they drive, how often they mow, who they voted for. You do your best to avoid them. The thought of mail-box small talk with these monsters sends shivers down your spine. Shouldn’t we all just mind our own business and keep to ourselves?...

You like where you live, but there’s no telling who (or what) is lurking next door. The possibilities are terrifying. You already know the major plot points: what they drive, how often they mow, who they voted for. You do your best to avoid them. The thought of mail-box small talk with these monsters sends shivers down your spine. Shouldn’t we all just mind our own business and keep to ourselves?...

A ‘thrill’ is essentially ‘enjoyably nervous excitement’—the kind we feel on roller coasters or in suspenseful movies. But poets from our faith tradition often describe the feeling of Christmas as ‘The Thrill of Hope’. Every year, the December air is thick with it. Ancient songwriters and storytellers seemed to believe the birth of Jesus somehow stirs up a sense that things are going to get better...