Experience Church San Francisco

One of the conditions of the heart that the Bible recognizes as a point of separation from God and a problem to overcome is a heart that is distant and far from God.

The dictionary defines being callous or hardened as cold, insensitive, unfeeling and unyielding. If you're honest with yourself, you'll have to agree that there are certain areas of your life where you have a hardened heart toward people, toward specific situations - and maybe even toward spiritual things.

God has a place of rest for us where we can roll the care of our troubles onto Him and expect success to come from him taking care of it - for he cares for us.

Many people feel that they have little or no control over what they think or feel. However, we can prevent our lives from being hijacked by these areas. We all have the capacity to control our thoughts and emotions by guarding our hearts.

A wounded heart is one of the most damaging things that can happen to us. And if we allow the wounds to get infected, we can be sure to experience a life plagued with poisoned attitudes, troubled relationships and much heartache.

Guest speaker Nathan Mitchell tells the story of his gay lifestyle - and how God's love hit and transformed him.

Guest speaker Rafick El-Hani: We all want to be free - but what will that freedom ultimately cost us?

God wants to speak to the spirit on the inside of you - that part of you that is willing to believe that God has planned and purposed something greater for your life than you can see right now.

You have been purposed, picked out and picked up by God. Your destiny is not in the hands of fate - it is in the hands of God.

Guest speaker Rafick El-Hani shares powerful insights on how to prepare to overcome our personal giants.

Guest speaker Jeff Crabtree brings a powerful message about the people and the destiny of Christian City Church San Francisco.

Prayer is crucial for revival - it's the expression of our relationship with God and the way we can participate in his plans and bring about his purposes.

Revival is more than an experience or a good meeting or a good season: it's an atmosphere and a spiritual climate that needs to prevail in our lives.

Guest speaker Eric Santillan on how to hear God's voice, how to be bold and respond and how to make a change in people's lifes.

We need to know when to speak to our mountains and when to stop talking about our mountains.

Behind the walls of resistance, relationships are waiting for us - and our reputation is already known.

Guest speaker Mary Simpson: Whatever you might see in your life as ordinary, average, and common, God sees as extraordinary, exceptional, and unique.

Three things matter before your walls can come down: the size of your preparation, the size of your association and the size of your desparation.

As we begin walking together in worship and obedience, God will use our combined small efforts in unity to miraculously bring down walls that are defiantly resisting our occupation of new territory and progress.

Sometimes our religiosity and churchyness can make us excited about being close to God but remaining insensitive to others coming to church.