In this sermon from Mark 9:27–38, we explore the deception of the broad way and the eternal value of choosing Christ above everything else.

This message will make you rethink your priorities.

This message highlights how Jesus works in every area of life:

• Spiritual – delivering and restoring

• Physical – healing and renewing

• Practical – providing for real, everyday needs

Through these moments, we are reminded that Jesus is not distant—He responds to human need and honors persistent faith.

🙏 As you listen, consider:

– Do miracles still happen today?

– What does it look like to trust Jesus in your own need?

– How is He calling you to believe for more?

Join us as we explore a Savior who still moves, still cares, and still works miracles.

From feeding thousands with almost nothing, to walking on water in the middle of chaos, to bringing healing wherever He goes, this passage invites us to see Jesus for who He truly is—not just in the miracles, but in the moments we don’t fully understand.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stretched thin, or stuck in a storm, this message will challenge you to move from confusion to clarity—and to trust the One who is greater than every crowd, every need, and every storm.

In this powerful story from Gospel of Mark 5:21–43, two desperate situations collide with the power of Jesus Christ. A dying girl, a suffering woman, and a crowd watching in disbelief—yet Jesus proves that faith can transform even the darkest moments into hope.

When suffering hits, every man has a choice: will pain drive him toward God or away from Him? In this message from Job chapter 1, we unpack what it means to grieve biblically, worship in hardship, trust God’s sovereignty, and guard your mouth in seasons of pressure.

This teaching is especially for men who feel overwhelmed, discouraged, angry, or spiritually exhausted. Job’s example shows us that pain may be unavoidable, but bitterness is still a choice.

Where does love stop in your life and something else take over? Pride? Anger? Lust? Fear? Passivity? In this deeply convicting sermon, Derek Mack opens 1 Corinthians 13 and calls the church back to radical, cross-shaped love.

This is not a message about shallow Christianity or empty religion. It’s a message about the real love of God revealed in Jesus Christ and what that love should produce in us. If you want to grow as a disciple of Jesus and live with greater conviction, humility, and compassion, this word is for you.

In verses 3b–4, God reaffirms His everlasting covenant, rooted in the faithful love promised to David—a covenant ultimately fulfilled in Christ, the eternal King (Luke 1:30–33). This points forward to the global reign of Jesus, the descendant of David who rules with justice and grace.

Verse 5 casts a vision of kingdom expectation, where unfamiliar nations are drawn to the glory of God. This anticipates the global mission of the gospel—fulfilled in Christ’s commission (Matthew 28:18–20) and culminating in the worship of people from every nation (Revelation 5:9). Isaiah 55 reveals God's heart for the nations: to freely offer salvation, establish His eternal kingdom, and gather a global people to Himself.

This message explores what it means to seek God with eyes lifted to His greatness, how God's ways are revealed in this passage, and how a renewed vision of who He is can transform our lives. We'll end by asking some challenging BIG God vision questions that help us move forward in faith.

This isn’t just personal—it’s communal. As a healthy community being changed by Jesus, we’re called to help bring transformation to people in South Orange County and beyond. Our mission is clear: Love God, love people, and have a blast doing it.

Don’t miss this chance to seek, turn, and live!

Daniel 1:1–20

In a world that pressures us to blend in, Daniel and his friends stood out. Faced with the temptation to compromise, they chose conviction—and God honored their courage.

This message will challenge us to stand firm in our faith, develop godly habits, and trust God’s provision when we live by conviction.

Big Idea: Conviction today is the courage God will honor tomorrow.

Discover how:

Conviction before the crowd,

Courage before the king,

Christ in the fire,

And celebration after the flames

...can transform your trials into testimonies.

Faith doesn’t take you around the fire — it takes you through it, with God by your side.

Sin scatters. God gathers.

In this powerful message, Pastor Jordan Gash unpacks the Tower of Babel story (Gen. 11:1–9) to reveal the clash between human pride and God’s global purpose. From a city of confusion to a people of peace, we’ll see how God’s mission has always been all nations, and His method is all believers.

Join us as we discover how the body of Christ carries the covenant promise forward — not to make a name for ourselves, but to lift up His.

This message reminds us: God provides in dry places. His power shows up in the conflict. He can follow fire when we lose focus. But his voice comes in the whisper. If you’re in a dry season, a spiritual battle, or just desperate to hear from God — this message is for you.

 Through Luke 12, we’re challenged to examine where we place our security and what it truly means to be “rich toward God.” In a culture that constantly pushes us to accumulate more, Jesus invites us to pursue eternal treasure over earthly wealth. 

Join us as we explore what it looks like to live with purpose, generosity, and a heart aligned with God's kingdom.

Through the lens of Jesus' parables, especially the story of the prodigal son, we'll dive deep into the relentless grace of the Father—a love that runs, embraces, and restores before a word of apology is even spoken. Whether you've wandered far or are praying for someone who has, this message will remind us all that God's grace is not just sufficient—it's extravagant.

Come discover the heartbeat of heaven: a relentless pursuit of the lost and an open-armed welcome home.

In this sermon, we will explore the deeper meaning behind the midnight knocking. What does it teach us about approaching God with our needs? How does persistence in prayer align with faith, not fear? And what can we learn about God's character through the response of the neighbor?

Join us as we unpack this rich parable and discover how Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock—with confidence that our Father in Heaven hears and responds

In one of His most well-known parables, Jesus speaks of a sower scattering seeds on different types of ground. Some seeds flourish, while others fail. Through this story, Jesus reveals a profound truth about the condition of our hearts and how we respond to God's Word. Are we hard, shallow, distracted, or ready to receive what He wants to grow in us? This week, we will examine each "soil" and ask God to prepare our hearts to be good ground — hearts that hear His Word, embrace it, and produce lasting fruit.