Terraforma Church

King Saul was outwardly impressive, but inwardly, his insecurity and instability led to his demise. Hear the warning of his story as we explore the unfolding drama of prophets, priests, and kings.

Easter Sunday, 2019 - The first skeptics of the resurrection message were the disciples of Jesus. At first, such an outrageous story seemed like nonsense. Slowly, however, they came to believe the unbelievable and accept the impossible - and it changed their lives forever.

At the very heart of Christian teaching is a claim that is so impossible and counter-intuitive that it sounds like nonsense. The disciples of Jesus were slow to accept the possibility of the resurrection, but eventually they were compelled to believe the unbelievable.

As we continue our conversation about upgrading our paradigm, Steve explores some of the specific things that make Terraforma unique - our determination to love people outside our doors as we scatter and our desire to impact our culture every day and in every way.

This is a message about reclaiming wonder and returning our hearts to a posture of humility, discovery, and awe. The beautiful truth of trying to relate to a God of Wonders is that we are going to be left with unanswered questions, unsolved mysteries, and the tension of the unknown.

Jesus was a Rabbi like no other. The yoke of law is about rules and rituals. The yoke of love is about relationship.

John's Gospel juxtaposes two narratives in dramatic contrast: in the first, the truth of Jesus is recognized by the party crowd, while in the second he is rejected by the pious crowd.

Where is your family settling short of where God is calling you?

However we came to the city, as exile or heir, in poverty or prosperity, we have been given the command to Thrive.

The story of Haman from the book of Esther gives us a powerful example of what happens when we allow our heart to be corrupted. Our heart is the root of our lives, and the health of the root determines the health of the fruit. You must tend to your heart to thrive.

We believe you were created on purpose, and we believe you were created for a purpose. Discover why we gather and scatter at Terraforma.

Our guest experience team breaks down some skills we need to develop to host people well. We also interview Vincent Spinoso, an expert on hospitality about creating a culture ready to host.

The early followers of Jesus clung to a picture of the coming Messiah provided by the prophets - that Jesus was the "morning star." This star signaled that the darkest part of the night was over, and that dawn was coming soon! Jesus is the hope of a bright and beautiful future.

In a culture where we place so many conditions on our contentment, the story of Simeon is medicine for our hearts. Simeon discovers a secret source of hopeful contentment that bring peace regardless of his situation. The deepest contentment is rooted in this reality: crave the thing that we ultimately need in the place of the thing that we temporarily desire.

Luke‚as Gospel records a company of angelic messengers lighting up the night sky with a triumphant declaration: a Savior is born! Christ the Lord has come to bring Glory to God and Peace on earth. All our hope for the future is rooted in the reality of Jesus drawing near; coming to save and to restore. In this message, Justin explores the nature of triumph according to the Kingdom of God. What doe...

Advent starts with an expectant mother. As she anticipates the arrival of Jesus, Mary has a unique perspective. Mary stands in the tension between two worlds: she knows the darkness of her current situation, and yet hope for a different future dawns as Jesus draws near. The thrill of hope is a mix of uncertainty, anxiety, anticipation, and expectancy.

Three Hero Makers poured into Paul, maximizing his potential and unleashing his gifts. Their investment paid off when Paul became a hero maker and poured his life into a young man named Timothy. Jamie Ulrich walks us through some lessons on multiplication and discipleship that we can learn from this beautiful relationship.

Barnabas is one of the greatest hero makers in history, and we owe him for the impact of the Apostle Paul. Barnabas had a unique ability to activate the gifts of those around him. He was someone that built people up, encouraged them, and unleashed them to realize their potential.

The church owes three hero makers for the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul: Stephen, Ananias, and Barnabas. When we follow in their footsteps, we unlock the leadership secret of Jesus. We can multiply our impact when we drape the cape on someone else's shoulders and build heroes out of the people around us. Acts 7 tells the story of Saul‚as encounter with Stephen, a man filled with the Holy S...

Nehemiah protects the integrity of the building project by acting with personal integrity. He demonstrates concurrency between his message and his actions, and in doing so he builds trust with the people. The payoff of consistent integrity is moral authority, which grants you a platform to influence others.