It’s easy to be against things.But what does it look like to be for a city? On Vision Sunday, we cast a clear and compelling picture of who we are called to be—not just as a church that gathers, but as people sent into Placer Valley with the love and mission of Jesus. Rooted in Jesus’ own mission statement (Luke 4) and God’s call to seek the peace and prosperity of our city (Jeremiah 29:7), this message invites every generation to play a part—young and old, dreamers and visionaries. This isn’t about programs.It’s about daily influence.One person. One moment. One percent closer to Jesus. 🔑 Key Takeaways: Why being for your city is a biblical calling Jesus’ mission—and how it shapes ours What it means to seek the peace of Placer Valley How 1%ers quietly change lives every day A simple, practical way to live your faith out loud If you’ve ever wondered whether small faithfulness really matters—this message is for you. 👉 Subscribe for more messages like this👉 Share this with someone who loves Placer Valley👉 Watch next: Our latest teaching on following Jesus daily #ForPlacerValley #VisionSunday #ChristianSermon #LocalChurch #FaithInAction

In Luke 1, Mary pauses to remember who God is, what He has done, and what He has promised. Her remembrance turns into worship, confidence, and praise. This message reminds us that when we remember Jesus, our faith is strengthened and our perspective is restored. God has been faithful before — and remembering that truth fuels our faith today. “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” (Hebrews 13:5) Key Takeaways: Forgetting weakens faith, remembering strengthens it Mary’s praise flowed from remembering God’s faithfulness Remembering Jesus brings clarity in uncertain seasons Worship begins with reflection God’s promises never change If this message encouraged you, subscribe for more Bible-based teaching and share it with someone who needs this reminder.

God is always speaking—guiding, revealing, and calling us forward. The question isn’t if God is speaking… it’s are we listening? In this message, Hearing From God, we look at the Christmas story through the eyes of the Magi and discover how God speaks in unexpected ways—through signs, Scripture, dreams, and ultimately through Jesus Himself. From ancient prophecies to a star in the sky, God meets people exactly where they are and leads them toward truth. This sermon contrasts two responses to God’s voice: wonder and worship versus control and fear. As we explore the difference between Herod and Jesus, we’re invited to examine our own hearts and ask how we respond when God speaks. Key Takeaways: God speaks wherever you are—not just where you “should be” Signs may point the way, but Scripture names the King Worship is our natural response to God’s revelation Control and fear block our ability to hear God God’s Kingdom outlasts every earthly power 📖 Scripture References: Matthew 2, Micah 5, Daniel, Genesis 49⭐ Topics: Hearing God’s voice, Christmas sermon, the Magi, worship, trust, God’s guidance 👉 Subscribe for more biblical teaching and encouragement👉 Watch next: messages on trusting God and spiritual discernment👉 Share this message with someone asking, “How does God speak?”

What if God is already working in you — and you just need someone to help you hear it?In Luke 1:39–45, Mary steps into Elizabeth’s home carrying fear, questions, and a promise from God. But the moment she greets Elizabeth, something supernatural happens: the baby leaps, Elizabeth is filled with the Spirit, and Mary receives the confirmation her heart was longing for. In this message, Pastor Kyle shows how God often reveals His presence through the people He places in our lives. Just like Mary and Elizabeth, we discover that Immanuel—God with us—is often experienced as God with me through you. You’ll learn: Why Spirit-filled friendship is essential to your faith How God uses presence, experience, and words to strengthen us The surprising ways God confirms His calling Why you must slow down and “listen to the leaps” in your own story How communion reminds us that Jesus is still Immanuel with us today If you’re carrying a calling, a question, or a hidden hope, this message will remind you: God has already begun something in you—and He’ll send people to help you hear it. 👉 If this encouraged you, subscribe and share with someone who has been an “Elizabeth” in your life.More resources at lifecconline.com

What do you do when your dream doesn’t go the way you expected?In Luke 1 and 2, Mary and Joseph walk through a promise that looked nothing like the dream they imagined. From a visit from an angel… to a “no-vacancy” sign in Bethlehem… God was still working a plan far greater than their own. In this message, “Greater Things,” we explore how God’s promises often arrive in unexpected ways—and why the place that feels too small for your dream might be the exact place God reveals something bigger. In this sermon, you’ll learn: Why God’s promises don’t always fit into the rooms we prepared How Mary models surrender in the face of uncertainty What to do when your plans collide with God’s purpose Why “no room” doesn’t mean “no promise” How Jesus’ birth shows God always delivers something greater If you’re wrestling with disappointment, delay, or a detour—this message will remind you: God’s promise is always greater than your plan. Subscribe for more messages and hope-filled teaching.Visit us at lifecconline.com for next steps, prayer, and upcoming events.

Every kid matters to God—and that means every kid should matter to us. In this message from Matthew 18:10–14, we look at Jesus’ parable of the lost sheep and discover God’s relentless heart for the one who wanders. This sermon challenges students, leaders, and parents to step into the call of pursuing the younger generation with intentional love, connection, and courage. Whether you serve in youth ministry or simply care about the future of the Church, this message will remind you that no student is too far gone, too quiet, too broken, or too overlooked for Jesus to chase down. Key Takeaways God notices the one that everyone else overlooks. Students and kids carry incredible value and purpose in the Kingdom. The 99 matter—but the 1 needs us right now. Every believer has a role in reaching and discipling the next generation. Revival starts when we go after the ones who think they’re forgotten. Next Steps If this message encouraged you, subscribe, share it with a friend, or check out more messages from our youth and family series.

“Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.” (Ephesians 5:21) Submission isn’t about defeat—it’s about love, strength, and unity. In this message, we explore one of the most misunderstood concepts in Scripture: submission. When seen through the lens of Christ’s love for the Church, submission becomes a radical act of trust and humility that builds relationships and transforms communities. ✨ In this sermon, you'll discover: Why submission is not weakness, but love in action The difference between control and Christlike leadership How the early Church grew through love—not force What biblical submission looks like in marriage today

Part of our “Ephesians: A Blueprint for Life” series What does it truly mean to live a transformed life in Christ? In this message, we explore five powerful practices drawn from Paul's letter to the Ephesians—practices that help shape authentic community and personal renewal. 👉 Learn how to: Build honest, authentic relationships Express anger in a healthy, God-honoring way Replace harmful habits with purpose-driven actions Speak life and encouragement into others Live a life marked by kindness, forgiveness, and gratitude This is more than self-improvement—this is the Spirit-led journey toward becoming the person God created you to be. ✨ Ready to embrace the new you? Let’s walk it out—together. 🕊️ Scripture Reference:Ephesians 4:25–32 📍 Join us in person in Roseville or connect online.🔔 Don’t forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe to stay up to date with all our messages! #TheNewYou #Ephesians4 #ChristianLiving #BlueprintForLife #RosevilleChurch #SpiritualGrowth #BiblicalTeaching #NewCreation #FaithInAction #LiveTransformed

Peace Has a Name — His name is Jesus. In week #2 of our Ephesians series, we dive into Ephesians 2:14-18 — where Paul declares, “He Himself is our peace.” This message explores how Jesus tore down the dividing walls that separate us — walls of pride, fear, culture, and hostility — and how He builds something new: one family, one humanity, one house for God’s Spirit to dwell. Whether you’ve felt distant from God or disconnected from others, this message reminds us that peace isn’t found in control, comfort, or compromise — it’s found in Christ alone. 🔑 Key Themes:• Jesus is our peace (Ephesians 2:14)• Breaking down walls of hostility• Peacemaking vs. peacekeeping• Becoming one new humanity in Christ• Building bridges instead of barriers 📖 Scripture: Ephesians 2:14-18 💬 Big Idea: Jesus rips down walls to build bridges. 🙌 Takeaway: The gospel doesn’t tell us to “try harder.” It tells us the wall is already down. Now, we’re invited to live as living stones — joined together, built together, and filled with His Spirit.   — #PeaceHasAName #EphesiansSeries #JesusIsOurPeace #OneNewHumanity #BreakDownWalls #BridgeBuilders #RosevilleChurch #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #Ephesians2 #GospelMessage #JesusOurPeace #FaithCommunity #ChurchOnline #SundayMessage

You’ve heard the lies: you’re too broken, too flawed, too far gone. But what if your story is just beginning? In this message from our brand new series in Ephesians, we explore what it means to be God’s masterpiece — not a mistake, not a replica, but handcrafted with purpose. Drawing from Ephesians 2:1–10, Pastor Kyle shares how God shapes our identity not from what we’ve done but from what Jesus has done in and through us. Just like Michelangelo saw beauty trapped in an abandoned block of marble, God sees the real you — and He’s setting you free. 🎯 You were dead.🎯 God made you alive.🎯 You are His handiwork — created for good works. If you’ve struggled with shame, self-doubt, or feeling like your past defines you, this message will breathe hope into your soul.

What are you doing with what God has entrusted to you? In this powerful message from Matthew 25, we explore two of Jesus’ most compelling parables—the Wise and Foolish Virgins and the Parable of the Talents. These stories challenge us to examine our faith, our readiness, and our responsibility in God's Kingdom. Big Idea: Faithful hearts will multiply, but fearful hearts can paralyze. Discover how faithfulness brings growth, joy, and deeper purpose, while fear leads to missed opportunities and regret. Jesus calls us not just to wait for His return—but to work while we wait, multiplying what we've been given for His glory. Join us as we learn how to live boldly, invest wisely, and serve faithfully. 📖 Scriptures: Matthew 24:3; Matthew 25:1-30 💬 Let us know in the comments: What talent has God given you to steward? 🔔 Subscribe for more messages of hope, growth, and faith.

What do you do when the person who hurt you is still riding shotgun in your heart? In this message, Pastor [Your Name] shares a powerful, personal story that highlights the struggle of forgiveness—and the freedom that follows. Based in Matthew 18, this sermon explores what it truly means to forgive, even when reconciliation isn’t possible, and how to let go of the emotional baggage that holds us back. 🛑 Forgiveness is not forgetting.🛑 Forgiveness is not reconciliation.✅ Forgiveness is obedience.✅ Forgiveness is freedom. We’ll unpack what Jesus meant when He told us to forgive “seventy-seven times” and how letting go of offense is an act of trust in God’s perfect justice. If you’ve ever struggled to forgive someone who hurt you, this message is for you. Key Verses: Matthew 18:21–35 Matthew 18:15–20 Romans 12:18 Titus 3:10 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for weekly messages that will challenge and encourage your walk with Christ. #Forgiveness #ChristianLiving #Matthew18 #LetGoAndLetGod #ChurchOnline #Healing #SermonClip #Faith #TrustGod

Are we too quick to judge others—or even ourselves? In this powerful sermon from Matthew 13, we explore Jesus' parable of the wheat and the weeds. It’s more than a story about good and evil—it's a glimpse into God's heart, His patience, and the urgent call of grace. 📖 “Let both grow together until the harvest…” (Matthew 13:30) We’ll revisit Holly’s story, challenge the way we think about love, judgment, and the reality of hell—and wrestle with the tension between justice and mercy. Because here’s the truth: 🌾 Only one person is qualified to judge the field. And He was judged in our place. Don’t miss this chance to rediscover the gospel through Jesus’ eyes—the Judge who became our Savior. #KingdomOfHeaven #Matthew13 #WheatAndWeeds #GraceAndTruth #JesusSaves #ChurchOnline #RosevilleChurch #SundaySermon

When Jesus told the story of the Good Samaritan, He wasn’t just giving us a nice moral lesson—He was challenging us to live with radical compassion. In a world where it’s easy to walk on by, what does it mean to stop, notice, and love our neighbor the way God calls us to? In this message from Luke 10:25–37, we explore: What it really means to “love your neighbor as yourself.” Why mercy often requires us to cross boundaries and take risks. How Jesus redefines what true love in action looks like. 👉 Whether you’ve heard this story a hundred times or it’s brand new to you, this teaching will encourage you to see people differently and live with a heart of mercy.

No matter how far we’ve wandered, God is always ready to welcome us back with open arms. In this message, “Coming Home,” we dive into the powerful story of the Prodigal Son—a timeless reminder of grace, forgiveness, and the Father's relentless love. Whether you're struggling with your past, searching for purpose, or simply in need of a reminder that you are not alone—this message is for you. ➡️ Discover how God's love meets us right where we are.➡️ Be encouraged by the truth that it's never too late to return.➡️ Find hope in the embrace of a Father who never gives up on His children. You are always welcome here.#ComingHome #ProdigalSon #Grace #Faith #Forgiveness #Jesus #Hope #ChurchOnline #RosevilleChurch #SundaySermon #BibleTeaching #ChristianFaith #NewBeginning #Luke15 #GodLovesYou #ComeBackToGod

Why did Jesus tell a story about seeds, soil, and farming? Because He wasn’t just talking about agriculture—He was talking about you. In this first message of our Once Upon a Time series, we dive into Mark 4:1–9, where Jesus tells a parable that seems simple… until it starts exposing the condition of our hearts. Some soil is hard. Some is shallow. Some is choked by thorns. And some is ready to grow something life-changing. What’s in your soil? Let Jesus' words show you what’s beneath the surface—and how to grow something lasting. 📖 Scripture: Mark 4:1–9 2 Samuel 12

When life falls apart, how do we respond? In this message, we look at powerful examples of unshakable faith—from Paul and Silas singing in prison (Acts 16), to Corrie ten Boom worshiping in the darkest of places, to Horatio Spafford writing "It Is Well with My Soul" after profound tragedy. God doesn’t always calm the storm, but He is always with us in it.Discover how worship can become your lifeline, even when everything else feels uncertain. 📖 Scriptures: Acts 16:16–30 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 Whether you're in a season of peace or pain, this message will encourage you to choose praise. 🔔 Subscribe for more faith-filled messages and stories of hope.🕊️ Join us Sundays in Roseville or online: [insert your church’s website] #WorshipInTheStorm #FaithInHardTimes #Acts16 #ItIsWell #CorrieTenBoom #HoratioSpafford #RosevilleChurch #SundaySermon

What happens when radically different people follow the same Jesus?In this message, we look at how faith thrives not in perfect unity, but in persistent encouragement — even in the middle of disagreement, tension, and personality clashes. From impulsive Peter to skeptical Thomas, the early disciples show us how love and good deeds can grow in the mess. Rooted in Hebrews 10, this sermon challenges us to spur one another on and keep moving forward in faith — together. 👉 Don’t give up. Don’t go alone.Let’s push forward, together. #FaithInAction #Hebrews10 #ChurchCommunity #RosevilleChurch #SpurOneAnotherOn

When the waves rise and the winds howl, where is your faith anchored? In Mark 4:35–41, we see Jesus asleep during a furious storm—unshaken, unmoved, and completely in control. With just a word, He brings peace to chaos, revealing His authority over creation and over the storms in our own lives. In this message, Rooted in Peace, we explore: Why Jesus led His disciples to “the other side” What His calm in the storm teaches us about trust and faith How His authority brings hope in every trial—whether it’s nature, sickness, spiritual battles, or even death itself If you’ve ever felt like God was “asleep” in your storm, this passage invites you to see that He’s always present, always powerful, and always for you. 📖 “Quiet! Be still!” Then the wind died down and it was completely calm. – Mark 4:39 🙏 If today you’ve decided to follow Jesus, we want to celebrate with you! Reach out to us—we’d love to help you start your new journey of faith.

Elijah had just called down fire from heaven. Days later, he was hiding in a cave, praying to die. “This is it,” he thought. “I’m done.” But God wasn’t done. And He’s not done with you, either. In this sermon from 1 Kings 19, discover how God meets us in our lowest moments—not with shame, but with silence, with questions, with food, with presence. Sometimes the most powerful move of God comes not in fire, but in a whisper. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, isolated, or ready to give up—this message is for you. #ThisIsNotTheEnd #RootedInPeace #Elijah #FaithInDarkness #GodSpeaks #1Kings19 #HopeInHardTimes