Experience Church San Francisco

We know there are setbacks in reaching "unreached cities" and there are sometimes disappointments in mentoring believers into disciples. But we need to learn to get fired up about the victories Christ brings and always be rejoicing about the people he adds to His house.

One of the great and impacting causes of Christ for us in San Francisco is to reflect a true representation of God - to reflect his kindness and to reach out with grace that forgives and a love that draws people to the father.

How do you know the leanings and the leadings of the spirit? How do you tell if the "witness" you get inside of you are your thoughts, the devil's thoughts or God's thoughts?

Acts 14 shows us the five stages of dysfunction and issues within many relationsships we see today - and it gives us three keys how to deal with them.

Guest speaker Graham Fletcher: The book of Revelation isn't about the conceiling of mysterious truths, but about the revealing of Jesus.

Guest Speaker Jeff Crabtree: Like Jesus talked to the Samaritan woman, we are being challenged to talk to people we wouldn't normally be talking to.

Cornelius is an example of God's willingness to use extraordinary means to reach those who desire to know him. God does not play favorites - and he does not hide himself from those who seek to find him.

Any person, no matter how hard of heart or entrenched in their beliefs can encounter Christ and be transformed.

Guest Speaker Rafick El-Hani: Philip did not just come and kick back at God's house. Instead he went out to share what he had experienced with God - and he wasn't even one of the apostles.

Make it your goal to always receive the word, no matter how tough it might be: don't get sidelined or take up offense by the word or those who are brought by God to speak the word that always has the potential to offend.

Every growing church will face challenges with people - but everyone can rise to the challenge with an attitude that changes the atmosphere.

We can be fighting against God without even realizing it - in our giving, in not proclaiming the name of Jesus, in putting our brothers and sisters down and not submitting to authorities.

Boldness is something that all of us desperately need in order to make a real difference in fulfilling the call and the cause of the Gospel.

Guest Speaker Darren Elliott: Salt doesn't make salt saltier. A torch doesn't light up a sunny day. But someone with a flashlight in a dark room will make a difference.

Living for a cause fulfills our desire to make a difference with our life. And Jesus promised that the father would send us his spirit - which is the power to make a difference.

Guest speaker Dean Sweetman shares powerful insights on how to be lead by God and how to stay on the move instead of getting stuck in the same habits - even if they are good habits!

The story of the persistent widow teaches us the principle of asking and praying in such a way as to activate God's justice - to rightfully receive a settlement for what's been stolen or done as an injustice to you.

Just as God rolled away the stone from Jesus' tomb, his love and power are ready to come through to us - no matter what situation or impossibility we are facing.

The greatest sin Jesus was facing during his days on earth and today is unbelief - unbelief we need to get rid of so he can act in power.

With God's power, we are called out to do extraordinary things - but there are four power robbers we need to overcome.