This week we begin a brand new teaching series through the book of Philippians called Whatever Happens.

Paul writes Philippians from prison, facing uncertainty about what comes next, and yet the letter is filled with joy, hope and confidence in God. Throughout this series, we’ll be looking at what it means to follow Jesus faithfully whatever happens around us and whatever season of life we find ourselves in.

In this first message, we look at Philippians 1:1–11. Paul begins by thanking God for the Philippian church and for their partnership in the gospel. He reminds them that the work God has begun in them is not finished, and prays that their love would continue to grow in knowledge, wisdom and discernment.

It’s an encouragement to trust that God is still at work in us, to recognise the importance of doing life and faith together, and to keep growing into the people Jesus is calling us to become.

Whatever happens, we can have confidence that God has not finished His work.

Speaker: Tim Harms

Main Text: Philippians 1:1–11

Why is it so easy to lose joy when someone else seems to be doing better than us?

In John 3, John the Baptist is confronted with the fact that people are leaving his ministry and going to Jesus instead. It would have been easy for him to become insecure, competitive or resentful. Instead, John responds with remarkable freedom: “He must become greater; I must become less.”

This message looks at the danger of comparison, why it has such power over us, and how knowing who we are and what God has called us to can free us from constantly measuring our lives against everyone else.

Speaker: Tim Harms

Main Text: John 3

Generosity is an overflow of joy and divine grace, rather than a forced obligation or a heavy burden. True giving, as illustrated by the early Macedonian believers, can thrive even in difficult times when it is fueled by a willing heart that views sharing as a privilege. This radical mindset is anchored in the ultimate model of Jesus Christ, who gave up everything out of love so that others could be enriched. Ultimately, giving flows from a ready and eager heart, focusing on mutual support and helping to meet the needs of others based on what a person realistically has to offer.

Speaker: Tim Harms

Main Text: 2 Corinthians 8:1-15

Have you ever looked around and wondered why bad things happen to good people? You are not alone. In this sermon, we dive into Psalm 73 to look at what happens when our faith begins to slip. Watch to discover how the Psalmist found peace, shifted his perspective, and anchored his trust back in God's presence.

Speaker: Tim Harms

Main Text Psalm 73

Are you ready to praise God with everything you have? In this powerful message, we dive into Psalm 100 to discover the true heart of worship. God doesn’t just call us to be quiet and polite, He invites us to make a joyful noise, enter His gates with thanksgiving, and celebrate His enduring faithfulness!

Speaker: Sara Davis

Main Text: Psalm 100

True confession has the power to transform our deepest regrets into lasting joy. This message explores how facing our mistakes honestly before God breaks the chains of guilt and opens the door to His radical mercy and restoration. Don't let your past define your future—discover the freedom, peace, and hope waiting for you on the other side of surrender.

Preacher: Billy Atkins

Main Text: Psalm 51

What is lament, and how do we do it? Discover the biblical rhythm of grief and why it is a vital tool for drawing nearer to God in difficult seasons. In this deep dive into Psalm 13, we explore how to bring our rawest emotions to God, process pain honestly, and learn how to sing on the far side of lament, even before we have the answers.

Preacher: Jordan Woodley

Main Text: Psalm 13

In this message, Joni takes us through Psalm 16 and the fullness of joy found in God’s presence.

David’s words remind us that lasting joy is not found in our circumstances, achievements or possessions, but in knowing God as our refuge, our portion and our hope. Even in uncertainty, we can trust that God is with us, guiding us on the path of life.

Ever wonder what a Spirit-filled life actually looks like day-to-day? In this video, we dive into 1 Thessalonians 5:16-22 to uncover the powerful, practical rhythm of walking with the Holy Spirit.

Speaker: Sara Davis

Series: Spirit People

Are you operating in your God-given calling? . In this message, we unpack what spiritual gifts are, how to discover yours, and how to use them to serve others.

Speaker: Tim Harms

Series: Spirit People

Main Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:7

The fruit of the Spirit isn't a self improvement programme. It's the Spirit growing the character of Jesus in you, slowly, from the inside out.

Speaker: Jordan Woodley

Series: Spirit People

Main Scripture: Galatians 5:16–25

Tim opens up how the Holy Spirit empowered Jesus’s earthly ministry and what it means for believers today. In this message, we explore the biblical examples of Jesus operating in the power of the Spirit, and how you can experience that same anointing and transformation in your daily life.

Main Verse

Acts 10:37–38

In this second session, Sam Poe builds on our foundation and dives deeper into the practical ways we can tune our hearts to hear God's voice. Whether you are seeking direction, longing for deeper intimacy, or trying to discern His promptings, this session offers biblical insights and actionable guidance to help you recognize and respond to the voice of the Father.

In this seminar, Sam Poe dives deep into what it truly means to be filled with the Holy Spirit. Moving past misconception and confusion, this message unpacks the biblical foundation, the purpose, and the practical steps to experiencing the presence and power of the Spirit in your daily life.

Whether you are looking to understand the Holy Spirit for the first time or seeking a fresh spiritual renewal, this session will encourage and equip you to walk in greater intimacy with God.

This session challenges listeners to examine their faith, their commitment to obedience, and their willingness to let God dictate their paths. By examining the legacy of the Thessalonians and the faith of Abraham, we learn what it means to live out faith rather than just profess it.

This message tackles the modern difficulty of trusting and following established paths of faith. Through an exploration of the early church and the life of Abraham, we discover that true maturity often requires setting aside our need to uniquely innovate and instead committing to faithful imitation of proven models.

This sermon addresses the modern difficulty of simply trusting and following established paths of faith. Through an exploration of the early church and the life of Abraham, we discover that true maturity often requires setting aside our need to uniquely innovate and instead committing to faithful imitation of proven models.

This sermon from the Celebration CA camp series confronts the idol of expressive individualism in modern Western culture. It explores the tension between the modern desire to constantly innovate and the biblical call to submit, imitate, and reproduce proven models of faith.

We are so thrilled to welcome Sam Poe this morning as he shares a powerful message about navigating stormy seasons and stepping into a greater harvest.

Drawing from the story of the early church in Antioch, Sam highlights how God uses cross-cultural connections, diverse communities, and dedicated teams to lay a strong foundation for His kingdom. Just like Antioch, our own cities are beautifully multicultural and deeply in need of the gospel. Join us as we look at how the Holy Spirit builds a diverse family, short-circuits the "superstar syndrome," and prepares us to be sent out to the nations. We close with a powerful time of prayer, asking God for a fresh outpouring of His rain and revival fire across our communities.

Main Verse

Acts 11:19-32

Pastor Tim Harms kicks off our new 6-week sermon series, "Spirit People." In this introductory message, Tim addresses the common gap between the promises we read about in Scripture and our daily lived realities. Drawing from the history of the Jesus People Movement in San Francisco, he explores who the Holy Spirit is, what He does, and directly tackles common myths that keep us from experiencing His power.

If you are feeling spiritually exhausted, dehydrated, or like you've been trying to live the Christian life on your own willpower, this message is an invitation to stop white-knuckling your faith and start drinking from the well of the Holy Spirit.

Main Scripture Text: John 14:16-18 and Romans 8