Reality LA Audio Podcast: Bible Teaching

Who is Jesus? What is his mission? What does it mean for us? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 4:16-30.

What do we do when we experience real temptation? And what if it can be an opportunity to actually grow as followers of Jesus? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 4:1-13.

While all of Scripture is ultimately the story of Jesus, the most direct and thorough narrative of his life is found in the gospel of Luke. Pastor Jeremy Treat launches our new series through the book of Luke with a sermon from Luke 1:1-4.

Exploring the challenges of engaging with politics, the importance of embodying Jesus' teachings in navigating the political landscape, prioritizing faith over political leanings, and seeking healing and unity in Christ amid divisive political times.

This podcast explores the connection between physical health and spirituality, emphasizing the sacredness of the human body. It discusses gender equality, cultural sins, and the beauty in embracing contradictory truths. The speaker delves into the repercussions of sin, suffering, and God's plan for redemption through Jesus.

How do we become a community that appreciates art, reflects God's creativity, and pursues beauty? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 31:1-5.

Science is in no way incompatible with Christianity. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Psalm 104.

The gospel doesn't mean our mental health challenges simply go away, but it does mean we need to learn to see them (like all of life!) through the lens of discipleship. Pastor Jeremy Treat resumes our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Psalm 42.

Jesus gave all for you. You can trust him with all of you. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches an Easter sermon from Romans 8:31-34.

Jesus is the remedy for a sick world! Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a Good Friday message on the cross as a source of healing.