Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

Andy Byrd shares a powerful and challenging message on the representation of Jesus. The Church has a responsibility to give the world an accurate view of the Savior. Are we doing this job well or have we misrepresented who the Father is to a broken and hungry world?

Pastor Banning concludes his series, Love Gone Public. To truly practice the love that Jesus calls us to, we must be in community with others. Only then do we get the opportunity to choose forgiveness, peace, and love over disconnection and division.

Pastor Banning continues his series, Love Gone Public. We must have a clear understanding of what love is and not attempt to define love for ourselves. We look to scripture to define love and then put that love on display.

Pastor Banning continues his series Love Gone Public. Jesus emphasized the importance of returning to our first love, which was that God loved us first. We must remain in Gods love and never leave it.

Phil Manginelli, Pastor of The Square, shares a timely message reminding us that hardship develops perseverance in us and God is able to transform us in that process. The invitation in the book of James to “consider it pure joy” should challenge us in our journey to mature as believers.

In Matthew’s gospel, Jesus teaches a crucial parable that a light is never hidden under a basket but is set out to light the house for all who enter. We are called to shine in culture, at work, and in our communities. If the world around us looks dark, then we are called to shine all the brighter.

When it is darkest, God’s people shine brightest. It can be tempting to believe it’s not our responsibility to be the answer to a broken world, but we are the solution. God’s plan for restoration starts with us.

Culture is constantly sending us messages of discontentment. But what does Paul say about contentment? (Phil. 4:10-13) Healthy vision comes from a content life. In a place of contentment, we get a clearer vision of what pursuing Jesus and His Kingdom looks like.

Special guest Kris Vallotton, brings a powerful word providing wisdom about the things God has been building inside His people over the last year. Our vision for 2021 should begin with the call to wake up and lead. Let this message be a well of hope and courage as you begin this new year.

What is the importance of thankfulness in the life of believers? Thankfulness becomes key to developing and maturing in Christ, living with vision, and increasing in faith.