All Saints Church San Diego Podcast

Simple Gospel

The Gospel, or good news, tells the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. On Easter, we celebrate what this means for all who believe that God raised him from the dead: that in Jesus, God is with us in our human condition, making a way through our wandering and brokenness and overcoming even death so that we can be reunited with him forever. Nowhere is that more evident than in the cross and the empty tomb, yet as we study the overarching story of scripture, we find a God who has been with us all along.

Long Stories

We believe God heals the sick, raises the dead, and does the miraculous, and we ought to contend in faith to see his kingdom come in these ways through us here and now. But what about the times we don't see the miracle this side of heaven? How can we hold fast to God's promises when the unthinkable happens? Thankfully, Jesus shows us the way. Listen to discover why our church family values the God of long stories.

Formational Family

In our soft launch series, "Family Values," we've been exploring the question: How do we measure success as disciples of Jesus? According to Jesus, the answer is by how well we love one another.
Christian love is only possible through shared life in a diverse community of deeply committed relationships rooted in mutual submission to Jesus that shapes our character and identity to be more like His. We call this formational family, and God calls this family church. But what does family do? Listen now to find out.

Joyful Obedience

Jesus said, "If you love me you will obey my teachings." This begins with denying ourselves, carrying our crosses daily, and following him. Yet Jesus also promises that in his presence is the fullness of joy. How do these two teachings fit together? Listen now to find out.

Seek First

Everyone you will ever meet is seeking something that will satisfy the deep thirst and longing for intimacy, meaning, and purpose inside of them. Yet almost every cup we drink from leaves us empty or worse, thirstier than before. Thankfully, in Jesus, we have a cup that never runs dry.
In our soft launch series, Family Values, we discuss the second distinctive that disciples, or followers, of Jesus should be known by: Followers of Jesus seek God's face and his kingdom above anything else. Listen now to learn more.

Beloved Children

What does it mean to follow Jesus? How do we know if we're doing it right? In our soft launch series, Family Values, we seek to answer these important questions by exploring the distinctions that disciples, or followers, of Jesus are known by. The first one is simple: Followers of Jesus are beloved children of a good Father. Everything else we do is a response to this beautiful truth.