Experience Church San Francisco

What is the one gift that you can bring Jesus on his birthday? It's your worship - for who he is, for what he has done and for what he will do.

The church is a family, not a business. It doesn't build structures, but people - and we don't raise sons and daughters but fathers and mothers. Are you a child or a parent?

God has called us to use our spiritual gifts to reach others with love - because without love, our works don't mean anything. What areas in your life do you need to show more love in?

Salvation through Jesus is God's great gift for you. But what are the things that you need salvation from? And do you still need salvation even if you are already a Christian?

God has called us to be loved, to belong and to become. He will equip us with spiritual gifts to help us along the way. But how do we know what our gifts are? How do we discover them?

God has made a difference in our lives so we can make a difference in other people's lives. But what can we do if we feel that we don't have what we need to be a difference maker?

Finding God's purpose for our lives comes with two challenges: we need to find and we need to lose ourselves. Impossible? Not for God - and he has already set you up with people and talents to help you on the journey.

Religion builds walls and makes Jesus hard to see. Good news: Jesus is in the bridge building business to help people overcome obstacles, divides and walls - and he wants you to be a bridge builder, too.

Unfulfilled expectations, unrelenting doubt and unchangeable circumstances - these three big dream killers are trying to steer you away from your dream and your purpose. How do you get rid of them?

Do you feel that prayer is a penalty for your sins? Don't! Prayer is an enormous privilege: it allows you to communicate with God who desires an intimate relationship with you.

Do you find yourself in dark places by listening to fear? God is more than willing to meet you there and help you begin to operate in faith instead of fear.

How does your family serve one another? As the center of your family, Jesus calls you to serve as he does: selflessly and unceasingly.

When you are in a relationship with another person, you will have to deal with differences. They can lead to disappointments - but they are normal, complimentary and completive. How will you respond to them?

You might fill your living room with photos of the past - images frozen in time. But what picture do you have of your life and your future? And who is in it?

Where is your heart right now? Is it beating for God, other people, his house? Is it blessing others? Is it pure? In the last part of our message series "Pigs & Pearls", six speakers tag team to tackle these topics.

Samson had the call of God on his life - but his downfall was giving in to the temptations of a Philistine woman. What compromises are you making in your life? Are you partnering up with people who reject God?

Another set of pearls are God's promises for our lives - and they can be trampled by the pigs of missing revelation. But even if you can't see God's purpose, he always delivers on his promises.

God wants us to be well nourished. But our nourishment doesn't come from just knowing his will, but from doing it: to minister and meet the needs of hurting people. Who in your life is hurting? Whom do you need to reach out to?

One of God's pearls is his purpose for our life. But there will be people, situations and temptations - the pigs - that trample on it and cause us pain. How can we grow through this pain?

God's power is ready to change your life today - and to change you from "a certain person" to "his child". Are you willing to exercise your faith?