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Many predict that following the pandemic a wave of burnout that is coming. People are more fatigued, depressed, and feeling lonelier than ever. Many are doing life and working from a deficit. If 2020 was the year of the pandemic, I’ve heard 2021 called the year of turnover. In week 1 of our new series, Pause, Pastor Gabe begins teaching on the rest that God wants for our souls.

Matthew Barnett is a New York Times Best Selling Author and Co-Founder of the Dream Center in Los Angeles. The DC houses over 600 people who are overcoming life challenges, addiction, & homelessness. Pastor Matthew speaks on miracles that have happened at the Dream Center since it was founded 28 years ago and how to Dream From Rock Bottom.

We give attention to our finances, our relationships, or lack thereof, our careers, our time, our planners, our bodies, our working out and all of those need and should get our attention. But do we pay more attention to those things than we do the part of us that all of those things flow from? In this week's message, Pastor Gabe helps us understand the dynamics of our soul and what it truly means...

In the final message of our Joy series, Pastor teaches from the final verses of Philippians 4, where Paul gives us a practical example of how being "heavenly minded" makes us "earthly good" for Kingdom purposes.

t's been said that comparison is the thief of joy, and while this is true, it's not the only thief of our joy. In this week's message Pastor Gabe teaches from the first half of Philippians 4, and shares three other thieves of joy.

In this week's message Pastor Gabe teaches from the final verses of Philippians 3, where Paul further speaks to our heavenward call. Am I living my life reacting to the world or am I responding to the call of heaven? Your joy hinges on how you answer that question.

In this week's message, Pastor Gabe continues teaching from Philippians 3, where Paul give us a clear picture of his life goal.

In this week’s message Louisa Campus Pastor Nick Stever shares What Do We Do When We Don’t Know What To Do?

In this week’s message Pastor Gabe shares four takeaways in times of grief.

Watch this week as George Morris of Fellowship of Christian Athletes at the University of Virginia shares a special Father's Day message.

None of us are immune from the unexpected in life, and it's the unexpected that can feel like a punch that takes the wind out of us. In this week's message, Pastor Gabe teaches from the opening verses of Philippians 3, where Paul gives us a reason to rejoice all the more even though we're rolling with the punches of life.

The two greatest commandments are to love God, and love our neighbor. But who is our neighbor? And how do we love them? Listen as Pastor Dave talks about the relationship we should have with our neighbors, and the practical ways to love them.

Transitions and change can be so hard, especially when God moves people around. In this week, Pastor Dave closes out the second chapter of Philippians and demonstrates how to experience joy in transition.

Most of us don't enjoy the process, we just want the end result. But in rushing through or overlooking the process we can easily miss the purpose of the process. In this week's message from Philippians 2:12-18, Pastor Gabe teaches on the process that produces in us the joy that we're longing for.

There are times when we get stuck in a rut and wonder where our joy went. It could be a rut regarding an attitude, a relationship, a marriage, a job. The temptation is to assume we need to make a change, but what if the real change we need is a change in mindset - a paradigm shift. In week five of our series, Joy, Pastor Gabe teaches from the example of Jesus in Philippians 2:6-11, and what our mi...

In the fourth week of our series, Joy, Pastor Gabe teaches on our inclination to fall into the trap of comparison, which has been called the thief of all joy. Thankfully we have the solution in the Gospel, which relieves us from the pressure to compare.

In week three of our series, Joy, Pastor Gabe continues his teaching from Philippians, also known as the Book of Joy. When it comes to joy, we know when it's there and we know when it's not there, and from the opening verses of chapter 2, we learn a simple framework to re-tune our lives to Jesus and His joy.

In week two of our series, Joy, Pastor Gabe continues teaching from the opening chapter of Philippians, also known as the Book of Joy. In seasons of difficulty it's easy to grow discouraged and defeated as we wait in what feels like a holding pattern. While Paul is in a bit of a holding pattern, the Gospel isn't, and this is the joy of Paul's life.

In week one of our series, Joy, Pastor Gabe teaches from the opening verses of Philippians, also known as the Book of Joy. Not only is Paul in prison and awaiting a verdict that could result in his death, he's facing uncertainty, yet his joy didn’t hinge on favorable circumstances, nor did it hinge on knowing an outcome. It's in the first few verses of this letter that we learn the secret to Paul'...

In the final week of our series, Yours is the Kingdom, Pastor Gabe revisits a moment from the Passion Week because the resurrected Jesus revisits this same moment as well after that week was over. This moment wasn’t a highlight of the week. It was actually one of the most painful moments that we have recorded in the life of Peter, a moment that he would probably have preferred to forget about. But...

At some point we've all experienced a season of disorientation and confusion, and have found ourselves struggling with a loss of hope. This is not unlike the disciples of Jesus, who after His crucifixion, death, and burial, were scattered and even struggled to connect the dots on what the empty tomb meant three days later. From Luke 24, Pastor Gabe teaches from one of the most detailed resurrectio...

In week four of our series, Yours is the Kingdom, Pastor Gabe continues teaching on the Passion Week of Jesus and the events of that week that culminate in his death, burial, and resurrection. On Thursday and Friday of this week Jesus faces the greatest pain imaginable and in that provides for us an example to follow when we face our very own pain in life.

In week three of our series, Yours is the Kingdom, Pastor Gabe continues teaching on the Passion Week of Jesus and the events of that week that culminate in his death, burial, and resurrection. On Wednesday of the Passion Week we see two different timelines unfolding - man's timing and God's timing - which is also a tension that we constantly face with our plans in life.

In week two of our series, Yours is the Kingdom, Pastor Gabe continues teaching on the Passion Week of Jesus and the events of that week that led up to his death, burial, and resurrection. On Tuesday of the Passion Week, Jesus calls his people to find their identity and their security, not in the temple, but in Him.

In the first week of our series, Yours is the Kingdom, Pastor Gabe begins teaching on the Passion Week of Jesus and the events of that week that led up to his death, burial, and resurrection, beginning with the cursing of the fig tree, which is a reminder to us that man doesn't always see as God sees.