Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

If we’re going to be a healthy, thriving Church, we have to be generationally aligned. Pastor Becky Johnson shares about the importance of both young and old unifying together to see the Kingdom of God established on earth.

We are called to engage with God and pursue face-to-face encounters with Him. Lou Engle imparts a word about the significance of dwelling places in our lives, and the importance of remembering God’s faithfulness in our lives to stir hunger in our hearts.

Our lives as believers must be founded on the Word of God. Pastor Banning continues his series on the power of Scripture in our lives.

The Word of God is not just true, it’s truth! Pastor Banning teaches us the significance of rooting our lives deeply in Scripture, and the freedom we experience when we trust what the Bible says, and make it the final authority in our lives.

Contentment is realizing that God has provided everything we need for our present happiness. Francis Anfuso encourages us to live in abundance by understanding that how we see God, ourselves, and our lives matters.

Our lives as believers are to be about seeking God. Pastor Banning teaches us about the power of waiting on God, and how when we choose to seek God, we will find Him.

One moment in the presence of God changes everything. Pastor Banning calls us to be a people of His presence above all else.

We should be a people of hope. Pastor Banning encourages us to diligently guard our hope, and approach every situation knowing that God is with us and for us.

Why are we called to be a church that is radically generous? Pastor Banning Liebscher continues his series, The Church I See, and teaches us that living a generous life is easy when we realize that all we have is because of God, not our own effort.

The purpose of the church is to advance the Kingdom of God. Banning Liebscher begins his series, The Church I See, by explaining how every believer has influence and is called to lead.