Rebuild City Church

We usually read the story of the Good Samaritan and ask, "Which person should I be?” But what if we’ve been looking at the story from the wrong side of the road? Before we can truly understand what it means to love our neighbor, there’s something we first need to recognize about ourselves. Listen and discover how God’s love for us changes the way we love one another.

What do we do while we wait for Jesus to return? In the Parable of the Persistent Widow, Jesus calls us to keep praying, keep trusting, and not lose heart. Waiting is not passive. It is a life of persistent faith, trusting that God is just and faithful even when the answer seems delayed. The question Jesus leaves us with is not simply when He will return, but when He comes, will He find faith in u...

What do we do while we wait for Jesus to return? In the Parable of the Persistent Widow, Jesus calls us to keep praying, keep trusting, and not lose heart. Waiting is not passive. It is a life of persistent faith, trusting that God is just and faithful even when the answer seems delayed. The question Jesus leaves us with is not simply when He will return, but when He comes, will He find faith in u...

God’s Kingdom doesn’t operate by the world’s value system. In the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, Jesus shows us a Kingdom where the first can be last, the last can be first, and grace is something to celebrate, not compare. Whether you came early or arrived late, everyone has a place in God’s vineyard. We are invited not to compete with one another, but to celebrate His grace and co-labo...

Two people owed a debt they could never repay, and both were forgiven. In Luke 7, Jesus shows us that when we truly understand the grace we've received, it changes how we respond to God. Forgiveness doesn't just erase our past. It opens the door to a new way of loving, worshiping, and living. We don't live differently to earn grace. We live differently because we've received it.

One son was lost far from home. The other was lost while staying close. Both needed the heart of their father. In this story, Jesus challenges those who have wandered and those who think they’ve never left. No matter which son you relate to, the Father’s grace is calling you closer.

The lost coin couldn't find its own way back. Someone had to search for it. In Luke 15, Jesus shows us a God who takes the initiative, searches carefully, and doesn't give up on what is lost. No matter how far you feel from God, you are never beyond His reach. Grace begins with a God who comes looking for you.

We all wander. That's what sheep do. We do too. The question isn't whether we'll drift, but who we'll follow when we do. Jesus is still the Good Shepherd who pursues us with grace, restores us with love, and leads us in paths of righteousness. Having been found and forgiven, we're not called to stay in the sheepfold. We're invited to join the Shepherd in seeking those who a...

Success in God's Kingdom isn't measured by how much we've been given, but by how faithful we are with what He's entrusted to us. In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus reminds us that every gift, opportunity, and responsibility is an invitation to steward well. One day, we all long to hear the words, Well done, good and faithful servant. The question isn't whether we have more th...

Jesus understands what it means to be human. He experienced pain, sorrow, rejection, temptation, and loss, yet without sin. That’s why He is not distant from our struggles. As our great High Priest, He sympathizes with our weaknesses and invites us to come to Him with confidence. Whatever you’re carrying today, you don’t have to carry it alone. He still cares.

When Jesus calmed the storm, He did more than quiet the wind and the waves. He revealed His authority over every force that brings fear, chaos, and destruction. In this episode, we look beyond the miracle and discover the greater truth: Jesus is King over all creation, every spiritual power, and every circumstance. The storms may still rage, but the One who rules over them has never left His thron...

One woman had been suffering for twelve years. One father was desperate to save his daughter. Both came to Jesus believing He could do what no one else could. In this episode, we explore the stories of the bleeding woman and Jairus, discovering that Jesus still responds to faith, still meets us in our need, and still brings healing in ways that only He can. Whether your healing is physical, emotio...

Life is filled with temptation, trials, and spiritual battles, but we were never meant to face them alone. In this episode, we explore the Father’s promise to lead, guard, and deliver us. His protection isn’t about removing every challenge. It’s about walking with us, strengthening us, and keeping us close as we follow Him.

Forgiveness is at the heart of the Lord’s Prayer. Before we can extend grace to others, we must first receive the grace of our Father. In this episode, we explore what it means to pray, ‘Forgive us… as we forgive,’ discovering that forgiveness isn’t just a command to obey but an invitation to experience the Father’s heart. As we receive His forgiveness, we’re empowered to freely forgive others.

Noah obeyed God when no one else did. Before the rain fell, before anyone believed, he chose faith over comfort and obedience over approval. In this episode, we explore how one person’s ‘yes’ to God can shape the future of an entire family. Your obedience today may become someone else’s salvation tomorrow.

God is not just aware of our needs—He cares about them. In this episode, we explore what it means to trust God as our Provider. Whether you’re facing uncertainty, waiting for a breakthrough, or learning to depend on Him daily, we are reminded that our Heavenly Father knows what we need and is faithful to provide in His perfect way and timing.

In 1 Corinthians 8, Paul reminds us that knowledge can make us proud, but love builds people up. In a world overflowing with information, it’s possible to know more about God without becoming more like Him. In this episode, we explore the relationship between truth and love, and why spiritual maturity is measured not just by what we know, but by how we love.

The Samaritan woman came to the well looking for water, but she left having encountered the One her soul had been searching for. In their conversation, Jesus revealed that true worship is not about a place, a ritual, or a tradition—it’s about a relationship with God. In this episode, we explore how we were made to worship and how a genuine encounter with Jesus changes not only what we worship, but...

Martha served. Mary sat at Jesus’ feet. Lazarus simply lived as a testimony of God’s power. Three people, three different expressions of worship, one Savior. In this episode, we explore how worship is more than singing—it’s serving, listening, surrendering, and living a life that points others to Jesus.

In Revelation 4, we are given a glimpse of heaven—where worship is constant and crowns are laid down before the throne. In this episode, we explore what it means to cast our crowns before God, surrendering our achievements, titles, and victories in awe of His glory. Because in the presence of the King, only one name truly matters.

Hannah’s story is one of deep longing, quiet strength, and unwavering faith. On this Mother’s Day, we reflect on how her prayer in the midst of pain became a testimony of trust and surrender. Her journey reminds us that God sees every tear, hears every prayer, and can turn heartfelt cries into lasting impact. Whether you are waiting, believing, or trusting through uncertainty, Hannah’s story is a...

Moses stood on holy ground—not because the desert changed, but because God was there. In this episode, we explore the moment at the burning bush and what it means to stand on steady ground when God’s presence meets us in ordinary places. When He shows up, everything shifts—even if the surroundings stay the same.

Paul wrote about contentment from prison. Not comfort. Not abundance. Prison. In Philippians 4, he reveals a secret that isn’t tied to circumstances but to Christ. In this episode, we explore how to live steady in every season—whether in need or in plenty—and how true contentment is learned, practiced, and anchored in Him.

In a world filled with pressure, comparison, and anxiety, Jesus offered a different way to live. In the Beatitudes, He redefined what it means to be blessed—not powerful, not perfect, but humble, merciful, and pure in heart. In this episode, we unpack how His words calm our fears and invite us into a life anchored in trust. When we live His way, worry loses its grip.

In the middle of a storm, Peter did something unthinkable—he stepped out of the boat. While everyone else stayed where it was safe, he chose faith over fear. In this episode, we explore what it means to trust Jesus in the storm, to step out when it feels risky, and to fix our eyes on Him when the waves rise. Because sometimes the miracle isn’t the storm stopping—it’s you walking on water.