Experience Church San Francisco

Are you condemning yourself for what you have done in the past? That's old news, no longer true and long forgotten by God. Let him use your past as a platform to show off how great he is.

Loving our enemies is easier said than done - especially if they reject us. But do you know what "turning the other cheek" really means? You might be in for a surprise.

God doesn't always get you out of something, because he sometimes wants to get you through something. But you don't have to do it on your own - he lives in you and is with you every day.

Do you have an elephant in the room of your life? If you avoid it, it will keep growing. The only way to wrestle it down is to run to Jesus and then run at it - and God wants to help you to make the steps forward.

Do you find yourself in a situation that seems impossible to resolve? The disciples knew that feeling, too: but with Jesus' help, they were able to overcome it - and he wants to help you to overcome it as well.

We all get offended in many different ways. But God's plan for you is to be free from offenses and become better, not bitter - and to walk through life free and uncluttered from the bondage of unforgiveness.

We are all being deceived about our circumstances, believing the lies of the enemy. God's presence doesn't fix these problems, but it changes your perception so that you can fix them yourself.

When you go through a storm in your life, Jesus does not always want to take it away. Instead, he wants to take away your fear of the storm - a fear that often is bigger than the storm itself.

Getting into a life of prayer can be intimidating - but we can defeat this bully of intimidation. Our panelists share about their prayer struggles and victories in their lives.

Worshiping God in truth means the truth about who he is and who we are in him - but it requires trust. Are you trusting in him, even if you sometimes can't see the way?

The man from Gerasa was possessed by demons, but he still ran to Jesus and worshiped him. It changed his life and relationships forever. You can praise Jesus even in your darkest times - have you tried it?

Sometimes, Jesus sends us out into a storm so we can learn to trust in him and to worship him through it. Are you calling out to God in the midst of your storm?

Instead of being self-centered, God wants us to make him the center of our worship. Is your worship God centered or are your situations dictating your worship?

The story of Martha and Mary shows us why it's important to sit at Jesus' feet: we gain strength, desire more of him and receive faith. Are you with Jesus - or are you working in the kitchen?

Father's Day Special: How does God's fatherly love for us translate to our love for our children? Mark and Tom McGovern share from their experiences as young and seasoned fathers.

God wants us to fulfill the purpose he has put in us. But sometimes we have to relocate to a place where we are closer to him. Are you close enough for his purpose to flourish?

God has a three-point plan for you to find true rest for your mind, body and soul. But are you willing to rest or are you too busy trying to control everything in your life?

God used Joseph's journey to prepare his character and position him to fulfill his dream. Are you trusting God with your dream or are you working on it for yourself?

The story of Lazarus reminds us that God's timing is always perfect - even if a solution seem absolutely impossible to us. Are you in a desperate situation that needs God's intervention?

Do you avoid confronting your brokenness? Jesus pursues it to lead you to the freedom that only he can bring.