Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

This week, Banning encourages us to accept God’s invitation to encounter Him. “Revival is not a random event. It is connected to an invitation from God that people turn aside from the norm and respond to.” When we are connected to God, we recognize His presence and encounter His heart.

Special guest, Jay Vallontton, reminded us this week how intently fear is working to become our master. When we operate from an instinct to survive, we partner with fear. However, we are not called to just survive! We are called to thrive in God’s Kingdom by casting out fearful thoughts and rejoicing in His Presence.

In this Message of the Week, Zack Curry delves into that what we say, and when we say it, can radically impact our lives. He focuses on the significant difference between reacting and responding and that grace is released when we are slow to speak. It is a choice to stop, invite in the Holy Spirit, listen to what other people are saying, and release life over the specific situation.

In this week’s message, Banning speaks on the the importance of diligently and intentionally caring for our internal world. When we have a healthy heart, our lives become fully engaged and we are fully alive. We become motivated not by fear or pain, but by the internal vision that is purposefully placed in our hearts by God. This message is an eye opening reminder to identify “what are you motivated by?” and “is your heart healthy?“.

This Mother’s Day, Banning Liebscher shares a message on “The Love of a Mother”. God’s love for His children is expressed in so many ways. Just like a mother for her own children, He expresses His love by nurturing, protecting and comforting. This message is a great reminder of the great sacrifice moms make and that God made for all his children.

This week, special guest speaker, Francis Anfuso, joined us to continue our conversation on the “Leadership Mindset”. Francis shared personal stories of victory through vulnerability and his journey as a leader. Listen in as he talks about the importance of renewing your relationship with Jesus each day in order to be the leader you are called to be.

A leader influences and carries a burden of responsibility. This Sunday, Banning Liebscher shared a message on “A Leadership Mindset”. Many (in fact, ALL of us) are called but few are chosen; a leader always raises their hand to accept the challenge of being the head and not the tail – that is how you ‘get chosen’.

This Easter Sunday, guest speaker, Randy Bohlender, shares the incredible truth about the “Adoptive Love” of the Father. God had you in His heart way before you ever existed. His commitment to His sons and daughters is strong and forever. This message is one that reminds us that no matter our circumstances, we have a Father who loves us and is in pursuit of our hearts AT ALL TIMES.

In this week’s message, Pastor Banning Liebscher talks about God’s pursuit of our hearts. The God of the Old Testament and the New Testament is the same God, who wants us to follow Him and obey Him because of our love for Him, not because we are afraid of punishment.

“Those who live with convictions, live with both an anchor and a compass.” In this week’s message, Banning talks about the importance of having convictions as core beliefs. Convictions help to guide our lives and hold us secure in times of testing.