The Garden | San Antonio

Part 1 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Looking at Jesus’ words on prayer in Matthew 6, Caleb invites the church to enter prayer with a posture of openness to the care and presence of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 4 of “Gardens”, our series on the values that make up The Garden. To conclude our series, Jordan opens up Revelation 21-22 to teach on what praise is, where it comes from, and how it forms us. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 3 of “Gardens”, our series on the values that make up The Garden. Looking at Matthew 26, Caleb teaches on how Jesus’ prayers in the garden of Gethsemane give us a picture of what it means to persevere through suffering. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 2 of “Gardens”, our series on the values that make up The Garden. Pastor Caleb looks the words of God in Jeremiah to people in exile. What is God doing around us, in us, and through us? How can we partner with Him and one another in that work? For more info, visit ⁠thegardensa.org⁠

Part 1 of “Gardens”, our series on the values that make up The Garden. To start, Caleb looks at the garden of Eden, teaching on how God’s Presence is central to every part of life. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 16 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Caleb teaches on the last Psalm of this collection: Psalm 134. In this short prayer, we look at what it means for the church to bless God and become a home for one another. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 15 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Our friend from First Presbyterian Church, Pastor Mitchell Moore, teaches on Psalm 133, highlighting the true unity that the Gospel offers to us in a divided world. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 14 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Jordan teaches on Psalm 132, inviting the church to look at how God’s ancient promises are being fulfilled here and now.

Part 13 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Caleb looks at Psalm 131 and how humility always brings us back to the heart of God. For more info, visit ⁠⁠ ⁠thegardensa.org

Part 12 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Caleb looks at how Psalm 130 teaches us to hold onto the hope of rescue in the depths of sin and suffering. For more info, visit ⁠⁠ thegardensa.org

Part 11 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Caleb teaches on Psalm 129 and what it means to persevere in the time we're given. For more info, visit ⁠thegardensa.org

Part 10 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Looking at Psalm 128, Caleb teaches on what it means to live a life marked by blessing. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 9 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. LaShaude James joins us to teach from Psalm 127. There is a life of anxious toil that often looks and seems right, but leave us empty inside. Jesus offers us another way.

Part 8 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Lee Wong joins us to teach on Psalm 126. We are invited to grieve with those who grieve while holding on to the assurance of hope. As the Psalm says, “those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy”. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 7 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Through the lens of Psalm 125, Caleb looks into questions about how our deepest needs can be met. Where we begin building our lives is deeply important, and Jesus offers us a place of belonging to begin. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 6 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Our good friend David Belt, from All Saints in Dallas, joins us to teach (and sing) on Psalm 124. David shares on the importance of our unique stories and how God’s presence is the common thread that unites us all on the same road. For more info, visit thegardensa.org . Listen to more of David's music here .

Part 5 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Looking at Psalm 123, Caleb teaches on the different ways we might approach prayer as we journey through life. We are always invited to lift our eyes, whether in joy or in longing, so that we might participate in the life of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 4 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Looking at Psalm 122, Caleb teaches on how the presence of God shapes the people of God to become the house of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 3 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Our friend, Amanda Gallegos, joins us to teach on Psalm 121. Facing the intimidating journey ahead, there is an invitation to find hope in the providence of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 2 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. Looking at Psalm 120, Jordan teaches on how where we are shapes the people we become. Repentance is an invitation beyond the lies that form us and into the goodness of shalom. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 1 of “In The Long Run”, our series on the Psalms of Ascent. To begin the journey through these psalms, Caleb teaches from Psalm 1. There are two paths before us, and Jesus calls out to us so that we might be with him on the path of life. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

For Partner Sunday, Donnie McCann joins us to teach Jesus' words in John 15, looking at the dynamic relationship between connection and bearing fruit.

To end our series, Love Is The End Of The World, Caleb looks at how Paul closes the letter of 1 Corinthians in chapter 16. It is the loving presence of a gracious God that allows us, as the family of God, to become more and more united in the love of Christ. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 14 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. Continuing with chapter 15, Caleb teaches on carrying the hope of resurrection in our current bodies. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 13 of “Love Is The End Of The World”, our series in 1 Corinthians. On Easter Sunday, Caleb teaches on the importance of our hope in a real resurrection, looking at Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 15. For more info, visit thegardensa.org