Experience Church San Francisco

We are God's temple - and when his house gets cleaned, purpose, prayer, power and praise are being restored.

Worship is the sound of victory - and the devil can't stand it.

As Christians, we are not fighting against flesh and blood. We need to know three important things about our enemy and about the ultimate weapons with which we can counter his attacks.

In Christ we have the ability to rise up, resist and receive victory over any opposition that tries to knock us down and out - and to move toward the great things that God has planned for us.

We need a revelation of divine favor: if you are favored by God, you are receiving something. Favor causes you to find a way when there seems no way.

God does not expect you to have to generate faith by yourself. He gives you the basis to have faith: his word. What's the word God has for you in 2008?

Like Ruth, we have to move into our destiny by getting involved in the harvest, have to let go of the things that cause us to falter and fear and have to adopt new relationships and the spirit of the family that God has placed around you.

Guest speaker Darren Elliott: Our attitudes influences our actions - but in order to renew our minds, we have to get rid of some misconceptions and habits.

Like the invalid at the pool of Bethesda, we can be stuck at a place where we shouldn't be. Do you recognize his three ways of remaining stuck in your own life?

The greatest Christmas gift we can give is not a present but a presence. The experience of God's power to free, heal and to release - so walk that gift across the room to someone this Christmas!

It was Jesus' habit to go to church every week - and it should be ours as well so we can receive God's anointing and vision like Jesus did.

There is a significant difference between giving thanks and living thanks - living a life of thankfulness, gratitude and deep appreciation.

We all have whims, fantasies, hopes and wishes throughout our lives, though often they are just passing thoughts and desires - but God has a dream and a plan for your life! You won't discover it all in one go but God helps reveal it to you.

Guest speaker Mark Pomery shares some insights how men and women are spending their money differently - and how we as Christians can make a difference.

Guest speaker Mark Pomery, married to an Italian woman, gives many colorful examples of what the church family can learn from an Italian family.

Guest speaker Nita Orozco: With so much in our world promising a way or form of salvation we can easily lose sight of the only real Savior: Jesus Christ.

Not every situation calls for immediate action. Patience comes from trust and we can't trust a God we don't know. That's why we need to spend time getting acquainted with Him.

Every day, singles, couples and families have to make numerous financial decisions: how do we spend, on what do we spend, which bills should we pay and who should pay them, are we saving enough for the future, where do I work, should we both work, how much license do I give my partner in spending, what attitude were we brought up with, are we going to put God first in our finances? But the first step in gaining financial freedom begins with you.

Guest speaker Eric Santillan on praying with power: exercising the authority and power that have been given to us to proclaim and establish the Kingdom of God on Earth.

At a certain level, we will always fight with a selfish and self protective nature. But if we can learn through the power of the Holy Spirit and personal decision to draw upon the good things learned and stored up within us we will live in a spirit of abundance.