Reality LA Audio Podcast: Bible Teaching

God turns adversity into opportunity for mission, overcoming every authority and bringing radical change through the unrivaled power of the gospel. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 8:1-13.

The Old Testament is not a collection of moral stories about what we should do. It’s one grand story about what God has done and will do for us. A story that culminates in Jesus. Pastor Jeremy Treat resumes our sermon series through the book of Acts with a sermon from Acts 6-7.

We can see a truer reality in God than we're feeling in our lives. Guest pastor Devin Deuell continues our summer series with a sermon from Psalm 145.

Explore the concept of functional atheism, where actions reflect a denial of God's presence in everyday life. Delve into the struggle of making choices and the importance of considering long-term implications. Reflect on society's craving for instant gratification versus the deeper search for truth. Hear fascinating insights on the universe's fine-tuning as evidence of divine existence. Finally, discover the transformative power of grace, emphasizing the need for renewal and love in our relationships.

Psalm 23 is the most-recited biblical passage at funerals, but it’s not about death, it’s about the truest life we can live! Guest preacher Ed Stetzer continues our summer series through the Psalms.

Envy is the great thief of happiness, but God gives us a perfect happiness in himself. Guest preacher Gavin Ortlund continues our summer teaching series with a sermon from Psalm 73.

Where is God when we feel lost, rejected, or alone? When we’re in pain or facing difficulties? Guest preacher Ryan Kwon launches our annual summer series through the Psalms with a sermon from Psalm 42.

Mission isn’t just something we do; it’s who we are. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from Exodus 19:4-6.

Gospel movements need godly leadership to sustain mission. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 6:1-7.

How did a small group of social and religious outcasts withstand Roman persecution, go on to convert most of that same Roman Empire, then become the most diverse movement in history and largest religion in the world? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 5:12-42.