In this world, we often find ourselves sowing with tears. But there is a beautiful truth we can cling to: tears often precede the rain of God’s provision.
If you are in a season of weeping, God wants you to know that you are not hidden. He sees every tear, knows exactly what you are walking through, and cares deeply for you.
Listen as Pastor Jordan shares on Psalm 126.
Seeking and Being Found
June 14, 2026
If you've felt the weight of trying to be perfect, you're not alone.
So often, we think that a faithful life means never stumbling, never doubting, and never taking a wrong step. But Psalm 119 reminds us that our hope is not anchored in our own ability to get everything right.
Listen as Hannah Colt speaks on the beautiful truth of the gospel: that our Good Shepherd is pursuing us, even when we feel lost.
But You, YHWH
June 7, 2026 • Richard Cimino
David found peace because he brought his fears, accusations, failures, and circumstances into the light of what God had made known about himself.
But that raises an important question: How do we do that? How do we keep from being shaped by the accusations, fears, headlines, disappointments, betrayals, and failures that constantly tell us there is no help for us in God?
The answer is remarkably simple. Listen as Richard Cimino speaks on prayer from Psalm 3.
Living as a Prophetic Community
May 31, 2026 • Char Brodersen
The first Christians did not need to be coerced into gathering. They met daily and were consistent, driven, motivated, and dedicated. What did they get that we are missing?
Char Brodersen asserts that the Early Church was obsessed with Jesus. His story so moved their hearts, they couldn’t get enough of him. The Jesus Story became the single focus, the North Star, and the lens through which this community defined reality. They committed themselves to it, were taught and transformed by it, and allowed it to inform the whole of their lives.
Pentecost and the Prophetic Community
May 24, 2026 • Char Brodersen
What is the message of the gospel? It is this: through the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus of Nazareth, heaven’s power has broken into earth, bringing about the great turning point in human history. It is a message that has always seemed strange to the world—and yet it is the message we are called to carry. As God’s people, we are invited to live in communion with our wild and untamed God, the One who is actively at work bringing rescue, redemption, and renewal to all things.
Join us as Char Brodersen continues our journey through the Book of Acts, exploring what it means to be a prophetic people in a world longing for meaning and good news.
Pentecost and the Sending of the Spirit
May 17, 2026 • Char Brodersen
Through the giving of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, every single one of us has the very presence of God with us everywhere we go. Though we sometimes feel lonely, forsaken, or just overlooked, the truth is, we are never alone. Listen as Char Brodersen teaches from Acts 2 on the work of the Spirit.
Preparation and Pentecost—Form and Fire
May 10, 2026 • Char Brodersen
As we move further into the Book of Acts, we see the disciples waiting in preparation for the sending of the Holy Spirit. This, in essence, is the story of our church. Those who were part of the Jesus Movement saw the need in the culture, prayed, and prepared. They were ready with grace, wisdom, and discipleship when God brought droves of hippies to Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa.
What about us today? Are we preparing ourselves to receive the harvest as the Spirit of Jesus draws people to himself?
Listen as Char continues our series, "To the Ends of the Earth."
"The God Who Has a Name" Recap
May 7, 2026
Listen in as Hannah Colt reminds us of how each name of God we've studied reveals His character, His ways, and His love.
To the Ends of the Earth
May 3, 2026 • Char Brodersen
As we begin our journey through the Book of Acts, we step into the continuation of the story we’ve just seen unfold in the Gospel of Mark—the ongoing work of the risen Jesus advancing his kingdom through people empowered by the Holy Spirit. Listen as Char Brodersen begin this new series, reminding us that the mission given to the Early Church is still ours today: to proclaim the good news of Jesus. This beautiful message of God’s present and coming kingdom must be shared with all people, to the ends of the earth, until Jesus returns.
The God Who Is Making Us Holy
April 30, 2026 • Exodus 31:13, Leviticus 20:8
We often work so hard when God is inviting us to rest. In this message, Hannah Colt takes us through our final study, "The God Who Is Making Us Holy." We are reminded that holiness begins with resting in our identity in God, for He has accomplished our salvation. Resting in God produces the obedience He asks of us; holiness is the outcome and the outworking of our relationship with Him.
The Songs of Jesus
April 26, 2026 • Char Brodersen
Did you know that Jesus quoted the Psalms more than any other part of Scripture? The early church followed him in this, as we’ll soon see in our study through the Book of Acts.
The Psalms helped shape Jesus’ life, his prayers, and his teaching. In his suffering—even in the agony and shame of the cross, and in his experience of feeling forsaken—Jesus turned to the Psalms. They became his prayers, his language, and his source of hope.
Listen as Char Brodersen invites us, as fellow Jesus followers, to bring the Psalms into the rhythm of our daily lives—that they would comfort us in affliction, become our songs in suffering, and anchor our souls in every season.
God Who Is Our Rallying Point
April 23, 2026 • Exodus 17:10–16
In today’s message, we walk through what it truly means to say “YHWH Nissi: The LORD Is My Banner.” Nikki Walker shows us that a banner is a covering, but it is also a rallying point. In a world that chooses love over division, where people pick camps and sides, as followers of Jesus, our banner should be His love.
Easter Sunrise
April 22, 2026
Entering the World of the Psalms
April 19, 2026 • Jordan Taylor
It’s often said that while the Bible speaks to us, the Psalms speak for us. They give voice to the full range of human experience—our anger and fears, our failures and doubts, our joy, gratitude, and questions. In the Psalms, nothing is off-limits in prayer.
And yet, as we journey through them, we find that every path ultimately leads to praise.
Listen as Jordan Taylor begins a supplemental series through the Book of Psalms.
The God Who Is Salvation
April 16, 2026 • Matthew 1:18–23
In today's message, Hannah Colt shows us how this God Who Is Salvation is the God who is compassionate and gracious, stooping down to rescue His people. As we live in a world that is broken and corrupted, we can take hope in the fact that the salvation God offers is personal, communal, and cosmic. We are saved, we can be reconciled to one another, and God is making all things new. As we approach the end of our "The God Who Has A Name" study, we will continue to see how salvation is woven into each of His names.
Remember Your Baptism
April 12, 2026 • Char Brodersen
Char Brodersen reminds us from Romans 6 that baptism is a beautiful picture of dying to our old life and being raised to a new one. It’s a public declaration that we are, first and foremost, beloved children of God.
Watch and pray for those taking this step of faith.
Name Above Every Name
April 5, 2026 • Jordan Taylor
If you did not hear it clearly already, hear it now …
Because of Easter, you are not alone.
Jesus went before you.
Jesus went alone.
Jesus was raised to glory.
Jesus walks with you now.
We walk with you.
You are not alone.
Happy Easter.
Good Friday
April 3, 2026
Today, we commemorated the events of Good Friday—the setting, the stooping, the washing, and the exchange. We contemplated the horrific and the beautiful of Jesus’ death on our behalf.
Come behold the Man upon the Cross.
The Servant to the Cross
March 29, 2026 • Richard Cimino
The One who, for all eternity, was clothed in glory—worshiped and praised by the host of heaven—became one of us, became the servant to humanity, became the ransom for our own sin and rebellion on the cross.
Listen as Richard Cimino speaks the on physical and emotional suffering of Jesus, wherein we see the glory of God’s sacrificial love, his matchless grace, and his victorious power over sin and death.
The God Who Is Our Righteousness
March 26, 2026 • Jeremiah 23:1–6
In this message, Keilah Gaviria takes us through Jeremiah 23:1-6, where the LORD promises that a new King would come and restore hope, security, and peace as “The LORD our Righteous Savior.” As we look at this passage and to Jesus, we find that there is nothing we can do to make—or keep—ourselves righteous, other than faith in the One who is goodness Himself.
