God is moving. Today. Toward you. With compassion. Pastor Jeremy continues our Good News for All series with a sermon from Luke 15:11-32 on the parable of the prodigal sons.

Secular inclusivity pretends to accept and celebrate all lifestyles, but is actually rather exclusive to people who don’t align with their agenda. Biblical inclusivity acknowledges the demands of following Jesus, yet genuinely invites all to trust him and join the community of the church. Pastor Jeremy resumes our Good News for All series with a se…

A contrite heart is not just satisfied with forgiveness, but longs for the joy of a restored fellowship with God. Guest preacher Afshin Ziafat continues our summer series through the Psalms with a sermon from Psalm 51.

The gospel means we can be afflicted but still prevail, be afflicted but still joyful and hopeful, and be afflicted yet at peace. Guest preacher Vermon Pierre continues our series through the Psalms with a sermon exploring Psalm 129.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The gospel truths found in Psalm 103 invite us to bask in the glory and the goodness of our God, provide an antidote to our spiritual amnesia, and can soften our calloused hearts. Pastor Goodwin Deng continues our summer Psalm series with his first sermon for our church family.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The God on your side will stop at nothing to defend, protect, establish, and save. Pastor Kevin Weiner continues our summer series through Psalms with a sermon from Psalm 124.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

God is a God of rescue. Guest preacher Christian Simas from Reality Stockton launches our summer Psalms series with a sermon from Psalm 40.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

We don’t need to live in anxiety that comes from focusing on the wrong things. Let’s focus on Christ—and seeking his kingdom—and experience peace. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Good News For All series with a sermon from Luke 12:22-31.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

How do we guard against covetousness? Pastor Nathan Potter continues our Good News for All series with a sermon from Luke 12:13-21 comparing the covetous heart to the generous heart and learning what it means to be rich toward God.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

How do we pray? Why do we pray? Pastor Nathan Potter continues our Good News for All series with a sermon from Luke 11:1-13 looking at the “Lord’s Prayer.”Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The pace of our exterior lives is merely a reflection of our hurried souls…but Jesus offers a different way of life! Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Good News for All series with a sermon from Luke 10:38-42.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The parable of the good Samaritan is one of the most famous stories in the world, but also perhaps one of the most misunderstood. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Good News for All series with a sermon from Luke 10:25-37.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Scripture depicts the church as a family whose table is open to anyone; who are sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, and spiritual fathers and mothers to one another, and whose household code is the Word of God. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 8:19-21.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Have ears to hear. Listen and live by God’s word. We must let it all the way in to our hearts. Pastor Nathan Potter continues our series through Luke with a sermon from 8:1-15 on the parable of the soils.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

What does Jesus mean by “enemy,” what does the command to love our enemies not mean, what does it look like to follow it, and what will motivate us to persist in it? Pastor Philip Chew continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 6:27-36.

Luke parallels physical sickness and sin because the call to repentance is a call to healing if we will receive it and follow him. Pastor Nathan Potter continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 5:12-32.

Who is Jesus? What is his mission? What does it mean for us? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 4:16-30.

What do we do when we experience real temptation? And what if it can be an opportunity to actually grow as followers of Jesus? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Luke with a sermon from Luke 4:1-13.

While all of Scripture is ultimately the story of Jesus, the most direct and thorough narrative of his life is found in the gospel of Luke. Pastor Jeremy Treat launches our new series through the book of Luke with a sermon from Luke 1:1-4.

“Jesus Is Lord” is a political statement. How do we follow him faithfully in our current political environment? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Isaiah 11:1-9.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

What does it mean to follow God with our physical being? Pastor Jonathan Fitzgerald continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Genesis 2:5-7 about our bodies.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

How do we become a community that appreciates art, reflects God’s creativity, and pursues beauty? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 31:1-5.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Science is in no way incompatible with Christianity. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Psalm 104.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The gospel doesn’t mean our mental health challenges simply go away, but it does mean we need to learn to see them (like all of life!) through the lens of discipleship. Pastor Jeremy Treat resumes our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Psalm 42.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Jesus gave all for you. You can trust him with all of you. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches an Easter sermon from Romans 8:31-34.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Jesus is the remedy for a sick world! Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a Good Friday message on the cross as a source of healing.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

We look to Jesus Christ’s generous, self-giving, committed love to learn how to relate to family, friends, and neighbors. Pastor Nathan Potter continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 34:5-9.

As disciples of Jesus, what should we do with our sexual desires? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon on sexuality from Song of Solomon 4:1-5:1.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Play is the in-breaking of the future kingdom where Christ reigns over all and decay, disease, and death are no more. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Zechariah 8:1-8.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Because Jesus is our rest, we can operate every minute of every day out of a place of Sabbath rest in him. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Exodus 20:8-11.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

What is God’s design for work? How does following Jesus shape the way that we work? Pastor Jonathan Fitzgerald continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Genesis 1:26-31, 2:15-19.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

How can we loosen our grip on money and open our hands to receive of God’s grace and give toward God’s purposes? Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Proverbs 3:9-10 about money.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

To live for God’s kingdom for the glory of God’s name and to follow Jesus as a focused, present, content, peaceful, rested, and known person…we can’t use tech passively but redemptively, acknowledging its temptations and leveraging it for God’s purposes. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Genesis 11:1-…

When Jesus wanted to explain the meaning of his death to his disciples, he didn’t give them a lecture—he gave them a meal. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Isaiah 25:6-9 on the meaning of meals.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

All of life, all for Jesus. Pastor Jeremy Treat begins our Everyday Discipleship series with a sermon from Deuteronomy 6:4-9.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Who are we as a church, where have we been, where are we going, and what's my part? Pastor Jeremy Treat shares where we sense God leading us in 2024 and preaches a sermon from Luke 5:1-11.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The image of God is the foundation for a whole-life ethic that sees the inherent dignity and equal value of all people. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from Genesis 1:26-28.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Spending time anywhere in the word of God will always, always brings us back to the gospel. Pastor Nathan Potter begins 2024 with a sermon from 2 Timothy 3:14-17 about what it means to be a people of the Word.

Pastor Nathan Potter concludes our year in sermons with a sermon from Matthew 5:21-26 delving into mercy, bitterness, and reconciliation.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The Christmas story is more just a cute narrative to make us feel better for a season; it answers the deepest questions of life. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches an Advent sermon from Matthew 2:1-12.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

If presents, parties, and even family can't give us complete, lasting joy, then where does Advent invite us to look for deeper joy? Pastor Philip Chew preaches an Advent sermon from Psalm 63.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Jesus came to bring peace in a world of chaos. And through faith in him, we can live as people of future peace today. Pastor Jonathan Fitzgerald preaches an Advent sermon from Isaiah 54.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Christmas brings us the hope that God sees us and makes haste to help us, a hope we can be confident in because he has appeared among us as an infant, meeting vulnerability with vulnerability and weakness with weakness. Into our wilderness, Christ has come. Pastor Nathan Potter preaches an Advent sermon from Hosea 2:14-15.…

Jeremy concludes our series through the book of Daniel with a sermon from Daniel 12, which looks forward to the end-time resurrection—the eternal deliverance when God will deliver his people from evil, wickedness, and ultimately death.

Through Daniel’s story, we see that even when it feels like the world is falling apart, you can stand firm because God is your foundation. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through the book of Daniel with a sermon from Daniel 11.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through the book of Daniel with a sermon from Daniel 10, in which Daniel gives us a glimpse of what’s happening in the spiritual realm.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

God always answers prayer and Jesus is the ultimate answer to prayer. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through the book of Daniel with a sermon from Daniel 9.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

God is turning brokenness into beauty, making his power perfect through weakness, and every setback will be used for his glory. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our look at the apocalyptic ("revealing") second half of Daniel with a sermon from Daniel 8.Reality Church of Los Angeles による

The hope created by Daniel’s apocalypse is one that knows it's not futile to be faithful to God and work for the shalom of our city because, one day, everything Jesus gets we will get, and there will finally be shalom over all the earth! Pastor Philip Chew preaches a sermon from Daniel 7 transitioning us from the narrative first half of the book to…

What does it look like to trust God in difficult situations? Can we trust God? What do we do when our faith comes into tension with society? How can our faith endure over time? Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches a sermon from Daniel 6 answering these questions and giving us a vision of faithfulness to God, even in the hardest circumstances.…