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Fountain of Life: Fountain Valley, CA
How should we pray for each other in light of the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Join us as we learn from Paul how.
Join us as we see the incredible truth and beauty of Jesus Christ and His resurrection.
Join us as we see how Jesus' glory is displayed on the three stages of his betrayal, trial, and rejection.
Join us as we continue through our study in Mark, seeing Jesus and His authority over sickness and death.
What does growth of the kingdom of God look like? how does it grow? Join us as we hear Jesus show how the kingdom grows.
Jesus gives an illustration of the different heart responses to hearing the word of God. Come listen to the importance of how you hear.
Join us in our continuing study through the book of Mark. In this sermon see how Jesus responds to the responses He receives.
As we continue our study in the book of Mark, we see Jesus beginning to build His church.
Join ss as we continue our study in the book of mark and see the response of the self-righteous heart interacting with the most righteous person, the Bridegroom.
Join us as we continue our study in the book of mark, following Jesus through His ministry calling sinners to be cured from their sickness.
As we follow Jesus through the book of Mark we see His authority to cleanse. Join us as we see its implications for our lives.
Join us as we continue our sermon series in Mark and see Jesus' astounding authority over truth, evil, and brokenness.
As we continue through our current series in the gospel of Mark, we see Jesus preaching the gospel and calling His disciples.
Join us as we continue our study in Mark and see the wonderful reality of Jesus the Son of God.
We conclude our study through the book of Jonah. See God's shocking grace when He talks to His angry prophet.
How can a message about the coming of God's judgment be grace to those who heed its warnings?
e are so excited to begin our next study through the Book of Jonah! Let’s consider and be changed by this window into both our hearts and the heart of God!
As we continue to reflect on the sabbatical experience, we are preparing to welcome Pastor Matt and his family back at Fountain of Life tomorrow morning. Tune in as we take a look at Matthew 11.25–30!
As we and our Pastor reflect on the sabbatical experience, May everyone give thanks for the good gift our Father has given. May our Father’s goodness shape your relationship with Him and each other. We’ll take a look at Matthew 7.7-12 tomorrow morning.
we are bringing this fantastic study of the book of Colossians to a close! We will revisit some of the major themes throughout the book that give motivation to men and women to fulfill the ministry given by the Lord.
As Paul’s letter to the Colossians is coming to a close, he has some consistent concerns he concludes with: his concern for grace filled communication for Christians in relationship with God, each other, and outsiders.
Join as us we look at some ways of what it means to put on our new identity when we are in Christ
Join us as we take a look at some ways we can put to death what is earthly in all of us as we live out our new identity in Christ.
We see Apostle Paul’s response to the bleak nature of self-made religion, contrasting that by showing us a high view of Christ and the reality of salvation in order for us to live a life oriented towards His glory.
Do you know that there are things that can disqualify you from the prize that is offered in Jesus? What are they and how might you be sure to enjoy all that Christ has for you?
Join us as we find the source of true spiritual satisfaction as we look to Christ in Whom exists the storehouse of all wisdom and knowledge.
We’re continuing our study in Colossians and in this next passage, we are taken to the theological mountaintop for a breathtaking view of the majesty and beauty of Christ
We start our next study in the book of Colossians! In our discipleship with Jesus, we never graduate from Jesus. The gospel is the source and center of our spiritual growth.
We conclude our study through the Ten Commandments by pondering the implications of the command, “You shall not covet”.
We’re continuing through our series in the Ten Commandments and pondering the implications of the command, “You shall not lie."
We are continuing our series through the Ten Commandments by pondering the implications of the command, “You shall not steal”. Join us!
We are continuing our series through the Ten Commandments by pondering the implications of the command, “You shall not commit adultery”. Join us!
We are continuing our series through the Ten Commandments by pondering #6 - what it means to honor life from Exodus 20.1-13. Join us!
Join us as we are continue our study through the ten commandments as we are pondering the 5th commandment and what it means to honor our father and mother.
We are continuing our sermon series in the ten commandments and we have reached the fourth commandment, to keep the Sabbath day holy. Join us as we ponder this wonderful command.
Join us as we continue our series in the ten commandments considering and pondering the third commandment to honor His name.
We are continuing our series through the Ten Commandments and pondering #2 from Exodus 20.1–6.
Consider the inexhaustible benefits and love of God as the cure to apathy in your walk with the Lord Jesus Christ.
Join us as we consider how church leaders and congregations can live in light of God's grace together.
What a joy it is to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus together. We consider some of the blessings that come in realizing the reality that Jesus rose from the dead.
Happy Palm Sunday! Join us as we consider what it means to go outside the camp to Jesus.
Join us as we consider what worship that is pleasing to God looks like, especially in the context of marriage and what that means!
What kind of worship is acceptable to God? Join us as we consider from the book the Hebrews what is acceptable worship in light of receiving the unshakeable kingdom.
We're continuing our study through Hebrews and pondering how to respond together as a community to God's work in making us more holy.
See how the author of Hebrews runs through the Old Testament to strengthen the faith of those who are struggling to endure in their faith.
What examples and motivations do we have of enduring faith? Come and see what the true nature of faith looks like.
Consider what the bible says about True Faith and find the motivation to endure in your faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
We are back in the book of Hebrews, join us as we consider the motivating warnings to endure in faith till the very end.
Join us Sunday to think about how to respond to God in our guilt and shame from Psalm 51. Let’s pray that God would be healing us through the Gospel and setting us free to serve Him without fear. We are also recognizing Sanctity of Life Sunday and the intrinsic value of every human being as we are made in the image of God. Let’s continue to support this worthy effort!
We’re taking a break from our study of Hebrews in order to consider some other needs. This Sunday, we want to think about prayer from Jesus’ teaching in the Gospel of Luke. Let’s grow in our habit of prayer!
We’re pausing our study through Hebrews for a couple of weeks; This Sunday, we will be pondering the wonder of God’s revelation to us and how to respond to him from Psalm 19.
Consider some of how to respond to the wonderful reality of having Jesus as our Priest.
Jesus came to be the long-awaited and perfect sacrifice, see how as we continue our study in the book of Hebrews.
Celebrate Christmas by treasuring why Jesus came and consider how Jesus secures our inheritance in the New Covenant.
Consider how Jesus is the only one who actually enables us to serve God in the new covenant He came to bring.
Why did Jesus come and what did he accomplish for his people? Consider what it means that Jesus came to accomplish "the new covenant."
Consider Jesus' established, enduring, and essential priesthood that is without-equal, and how it gives us hope to draw near to God with confidence.
See Jesus as our only way to draw near to God since He comes from a better priesthood than the levitical one.
We continue our study through the book of Hebrews to look at God’s desire to encourage us to persevere. [Due to technical difficulties, the sermon wasn't fully recorded]
We’re continuing our study through the book of Hebrews and will consider how Jesus is the Ultimate Priest!
We’ll be considering God’s incredible invitation to enjoy His rest as we look at Hebrews 4.1-13
We see Jesus and ponder the wonder of His incarnation, to come and be like us, to help us, and to take us to draw near to God.
We continue our study through Hebrews by considering some of the incredible reasons we have to be loyal to Jesus — no matter the cost that that may bring.
we’ll hear of God‘s wisdom for how we can “scatter to spread the gospel” from Colossians 4.2-6!
We’ll consider the Mission of our church this Sunday so that we can better share and engage in it together. What does it mean to “gather in the gospel"?
We consider the mission of our church so that we can better share and engage in it together. We will consider what it means to be “grounded in the gospel” from 1 Corinthians 15.1-11
We will conclude our series through Ruth this Sunday and see how the Lord redeems us through His King!
We’ll continue our series through the book of Ruth this Sunday and ponder some of how to interpret the Old Testament, as well as, see how our Lord redeems us so willingly.
As we continue our study through the book of Ruth, we continue to see the motif of our Redeeming Lord.
We begin a new series in Ruth. See how the Lord will redeem his people from bitterness.
Paul tells the church of Thessalonians that he knows they have been chosen by God. How did he know it? and we use the same criteria to evaluate our own election.
Paul tells the church what he is praying for when he prays for them. He reminds them that they are given the gospel by God. He encourages them that they are growing in the gospel. He reminds them not to shift from the hope of the gospel.
We will take a look into the book of Romans - focusing on Jesus’ gifts of baptism and considering how He wants us to respond to them.
It’s the last passage in Revelation, and Jesus wants to let us know what to do with His book. Join us as we take it all in.
Ever find yourself longing for security of some kind? Let’s look to the real thing seen in the future of the church as described in Revelation 21.9-22.5!
oin us as we consider Revelation 21.1-8 and the beautiful inheritance that’s coming for those who thirst.
Join us as we consider the most important moment you’d ever want to be prepared for: being judged by God for how you’ve lived. We’ll study Revelation 20.11-15 and see what it means to be “in the book of life.”
Many are curious and passionate about the nature of these 1,000 years spoken of in Revelation 20, but what is John’s point in communicating them? Join us as we work that out this Sunday from Revelation 20.1-10.
we hear from Pastor Andy Park on abiding in God’s steadfast love from Psalm 103. You’ll be encouraged in Christ!
Join us as we consider this encouraging vision for the people of God. Our future will be praise; Let’s consider why together from Revelation 19.6-21
It matters how you respond to the news of Babylon’s fall. Find out why from Revelation 18.
Ever been excited about something, but then was seriously disappointed? This world is a lot like that. Hear the wise warning from the mysterious Rev 17 this Sunday.
We will consider the mysterious Revelation 16 and consider how to respond to the reality of God’s wrath!
Perhaps singing isn’t our first impulse when we consider the wrath of God. Listen in with us on how and why they can go together as we continue our series through the book of Revelation!
How do you run the race of life with endurance despite the difficulty? It's the heart of our King, Jesus for us, His people, to keep our eyes on Him and follow Him. It is His joy to not only help us finish the race, but to win it as well. Because He won, we will win!
You need a priest - come see and celebrate how Jesus is the only true priest due to the reality of His resurrection!
Do you KNOW Jesus? What do you think His heart is like towards you? Join us as we hear of Jesus’ heart in His own words from Matthew 11.25-30.
In this study we see 5 strong motivations for endurance for the gospel and the call of the gospel.
What can motivate us towards the wise, faithful endurance we need when the tribulation feels especially rough? Join us as we enjoy this encouraging picture of God's people from Revelation 14.1-5
666! The mark of the beast! Join us as we ponder the last half of Revelation 13, what it means, and the incredible call it provides for God’s people.
Join us as we consider the mysterious beast from Revelation 13.1-10, and try to understand how to live in the light of it.
Join us as we ponder our story from God’s perspective, and thereby, getting some BIG encouragement for how to live!
Join us as we ponder the beauty of what it means that one day "the kingdom of this world will become the Kingdom of our Lord" and what it means for us today as we study the 7th trumpet in Revelation 11.15-19.
What do the strange images of Revelation 11 have to do with us? Join us as we ponder these pictures of our witness.
God calls us to speak His truth to a world that often doesn't want to hear it. How can we endure in that faithfully? Revelation 10 has resources we need; Join us as we consider it this Sunday morning at 10.30.
What is this mysterious 6th trumpet about and what does it mean for our lives today? The trumpet may be mysterious, but the response isn’t: we need to repent. Join us as we ponder what some of that means.
God is Holy, which means He has just wrath towards evil. Join us in pondering one sober way this wrath is revealed from Revelation 9.1-11, and how we ought to respond to God and one another in light of this reality.
What do these mysterious four trumpets mean and how might they relate to our times today? Let's consider those things together this Sunday morning as we look at Revelation 8.6-13.
Sometimes, it seems like nothing happens when we pray... yet we know we desperately need to pray. Join us as we study Revelation 8.1-5 and see the surprising answer to our prayers.
What are some of Jesus' priorities for His people as we learn from the past year and face a new one? Come get seriously challenged with us as we consider Jesus' words for His people from Mark 9.42-50.
We consider the most incredible miracle that could ever occur and the beauty of what it means. Jesus is the Lion and the Lamb, and He will save His people.
This world promises peace but can’t deliver. Join us as we consider God’s promise and the proof of His peace.
What is more defining of your heart of late: fear or peace? Join us as we consider who Jesus really is and find how faith in Him can conquer fear.
What’s your guiding light in the midst of suffering? Join us as we ponder the unparalleled beauty of Jesus from John 11.1-53.
When hard times come, giving thanks is often the last things on our mind. Let’s ponder this and consider how thankfulness helps us be faithful through tribulation.
Where is your passion lately - what are you communicating? What does that have to do with this incredible picture of worship in Rev 7?Come listen in this Sunday at 10.25.
We've seen the incredible vision of all the nations unified in praising Jesus. What does that picture mean for our lives now?
What will your future look like? If you're a Christian, it doesn't mean the immediate future will be easy, but there's a picture of our future here in Revelation chapter 7 that is so amazing that it can inspire faithful living for today.
How can we be confident that we will make it through the tribulation of this life? Find the amazing promise of God for His people.
Christianity asserts that sometimes the more we think we're free, the more we're actually enslaved. As we're celebrating baptisms this Sunday, we're going to remember how baptism shows us what true freedom is all about. Join us as we consider Romans 6.1-14.
There's unspeakable suffering all throughout our history and every day in our world. How are we to understand this as Christians?
Human history is a dark project. What reason do we have to think it will go anywhere good? There's only One who can get us there.
There’s a lot of critical things demanding our attention, and sometimes, we are consumed by things unworthy. However, there’s only one thing that should have us falling on our faces.
What Kind of Church makes Jesus want to "Throw up"? What does that have to do with what we love?
How should we respond when we feel like there’s nothing we can do to change anything? See the encouragement form Jesus to a small church that seems powerless.
A church that seems to be alive to the public, was declared dead by Jesus. How can we make sure that isn't true for us?
Healthy tolerance is important for loving community life. But there's some things we just won't tolerate.
Jesus reminds the church that he has the biggest sword that he will use to judge the entire world with, and we are challenged to either submit to the sword of the Lord or the sword of the culture.
Jesus gives the church comfort and wonderful promises for tribulation coming against the church.
In this study in the book of revelation, we look at reasons of why we are studying revelation, and we will see the nature of the commission, the authority of the commission, and the purpose of the commission for this letter to Christians who are going through the tribulation.
We begin a new series of the study of the book of revelation. What is the context, principles when reading it and the call it makes on our lives.
See the beauty and goodness of God's word for us, and see how affliction from God is also good for us.
what is it about the name of Jesus that will cause people to go and risk their lives for his name?
We conclude our study in 1 John, that has help us tremendously in our assurance, see how confidence comes from knowing you have eternal life.
It is so important to have a true witness, especially nowadays, and what better witness to have about who Jesus is from God Himself?
The question of "how do we overcome the world?" is promoted in the times we are and is answered from our text.
What does it really mean when people say they are "spiritual but not religious"? and is it possible to know truth from error?
We're all for "love", but what is it really? and why is it so essential for knowing you're actually a Christian? Join us as we consider " the assurance of Love from 1 John 3 10-24.
How can we have ultimate confidence for the ultimate moment we will all face one day, when we stand before God?
There are a lot of questions about who and what the antichrist is, and in our study today we look to God's word for answers.
We See Jesus as The Haunting King, The Rejected King, God's King and The Victorious King.
We see Jesus acting in mysterious ways that were hard to comprehend until it becomes clear at the cross.
We see some fundamental encouragements that can sustain and be unchanged durning anytime and circumstances.
In a time where there is so much fear, we see that John reassures us that there is no fear in love.
In these times of uncertainty and crisis, We have a God who we can trust and who is stronger and more secure than anything this world can offer.